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Archive for December, 2007
26 December, 2007 | No comments
14 Educational Games to Teach Your Kids About Business

eMoms at home lists you can use to teach your kids about business. Here's a summary:
Board Games
- - "the grandfather of all money & investment games"
- - "teach kids to manage real money in a safe, structured, and supported manner"
- - "all the basic principles of trading used in the real world"
Computer Games
- - "build businesses with the characters you have created"
- - your "own completely free-form zoo"
- - "classic management strategy game" - note that there is also a series of written in Choose Your Own Adventure style
- - "the chance to the power behind the world of fairy tales"
- - "Spend your money wisely, make good decisions, and train your horses to become world-class champions."
- - "all the challenges of building and operating a restaurant franchise through a unique blend of business-simulation and RPG gameplay"
- - "juices up business simulation!"
Also included in the post are a couple Pretend and Play items for younger kids, and a lemonade stand and lemonade maker to put your kid's skills to use.
26 December, 2007 | No comments
Sex and the MMORPG experience
With the ongoing race to make more and more sophisticated MMORPGs, I'm curious why no one has put any work on adding a gameplay system to handle sex. In World of Warcraft (probably the current king of the heap), players can craft weapons and armors, collect herbs and mineral ores to create potions and enhancements, swim underwater, fly through the air, even run a complete buy and sell business straight off the game's auction house system. We can dance, we can flirt; why can't we have carnal knowledge?
Ok, now back up, you pervs. I don't mean actually turning the game into porn or some kind of rape-fest. That's called the Internet. Try it sometime. What I'm talking about is a gameplay system that handles the wonderful intricacies of attraction, arousal, and *ahem* intimacy?
26 December, 2007 | No comments
Webtrix:Remix of world`s most popular puzzle game Tetris
Webtrix is a remix of the great puzzle game Tetris. The object of the game is to arrange the falling figures to complete horizontal lines within the playing field. Webtrix starts with a clear playing field (19 cells high by 10 cells wide) and shapes randomly falling one at a time from the top of the playing field. The shapes are made of four adjacent small blocks arranged into 7 different patterns. The player may affect the falling figures by moving them left or right or rotating them clockwise or counterclockwise within the playing field while they are still falling. When a complete line is formed, that line is eliminated from the playing field, and the player scores points. If the player cannot complete lines, the figures eventually build upon each other and reach the top of the playing field, thus ending the game.
25 December, 2007 | No comments
Jay Is Games: Warbears Adventures: An A.R. Xmas
Warbears Adventures: An A.R. Xmas stars Kla and Steve, as Kla stops by Bob for some holiday shopping and to pick up a few packages on order. But Steve has a secret mission in mind. The results are unpredictable as usual and a whole lot of fun. Enjoy this new holiday release from Gionatan Iasio of Italy.25 December, 2007 | No comments
Free Game News: Warbears Adventures: An A.R. X-Mas
Good news for all lovers! Italian developer Gionatan Iasio has just released a new special mission for Christmas, An A.R. X-Mas. The game is available on Gionatan’s website, .
This adventure is supposed to be easier than , with an estimated play time of 30 minutes.
There are only two warbears involved in this short story: “It’s X-Mas time all around BTC and Kla stops by Bob at his Furniture shop. But Steve has a secret mission in mind…”
Don’t forget to check your inventory in the top left corner of the game window!
25 December, 2007 | No comments
Free Game News: Mission Stage 3
Mission Stage 3 is the third and last episode of a Japanese trilogy, . This “short series” is sponsored by Calpis, a Japanese ready-to drink beverages company. It’s time to relax in a mountain cabin: unfortunately, the door is closed, and you can’t open it! |
25 December, 2007 | No comments
Casual Review: Balloon Express
Air mail takes on a whole new meaning in Balloon Express, from Menara Games. If you've ever wanted to travel the world in a hot air balloon (even if you do have to deliver petty mail) this is your game.24 December, 2007 | No comments
GBGames: Merry Christmas!
On Christmas Eve each year, my parents host a dinner at their house. Being an Italian household, there is an abundance of seafood and pasta. After dinner, the men will usually play poker, the women will talk, and the children will either watch television or play video games. I brought my Gamecube. I’m not as [...]24 December, 2007 | No comments
Jay Is Games: Link Dump Holiday
The holiday season is a time of joy. It is brought into our lives through the gifts we give and receive. And it should be fun. Over the years, we've seen a lot of great holiday and winter-themed games come and go, and here we are to suggest a few to give you all some festive cheer.24 December, 2007 | No comments
GameZebo: Just in - Hidden Secrets: Nightmare
Just in times for the Happy Holiday of Christmas, Gogii Games comes out with on Big Fish Games. Nightmare is an Azada style game with a darker theme, something refreshing in a casual game if you ask me.
Our review is coming (yes, we work, even this week!)
Mission Stage 3 is the third and last episode of a Japanese trilogy, . This “short series” is sponsored by Calpis, a Japanese ready-to drink beverages company. It’s time to relax in a mountain cabin: unfortunately, the door is closed, and you can’t open it!