Trevor Mountleg is absolutely purrrfect in this new video showcasing the different ways to play The Sims 3: Pets on the Nintendo 3DS.
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Video : The Sims 3: Pets Gameplay Video
Posted by Rishi on November 7th, 2011
Posted in 3DS, PC, Platform, PS3, PSP, Simulation, Videos, Wii, Xbox 360 
Tags: Gameplay, Pets, The Sims 3, Video 
No Comments »Review : House M.D.
Posted by Rishi on November 4th, 2011
I’m going to keep this one really short, since anyone who’s previously read my thoughts on House M.D. — Episode 2: Blue Meanie or House M.D. — Episode 3: Skull and Bones should be able to predict where this fourth installment is headed. Yes (shockingly!) it’s more of the same. Dr. House is still grumpy and cracking characteristic jokes, [...]
Review: Dance Central 2
Posted by Rishi on October 31st, 2011
Whatever other insignificant talents I may possess, no one has ever accused me of being a good dancer. I can shuffle around in stiff rhythm on the dance floor, and I can even put my hands in the air (and wave them like I just don’t care). I realize I look silly, but Dance Central [...]
Posted in Genres, Platform, Reviews, Simulation, Xbox 360 Tags: Dance Central 2, Review No Comments »Videos : The Sims 3: Pets Kinect Voice Commands Demo
Posted by Rishi on October 18th, 2011
We make sims and their pets do our bidding using only the power of our voice!
Posted in Genres, PC, Platform, Simulation, Videos Tags: Demo, Pets Kinect Voice Commands, The Sims 3, Videos No Comments »Review : Street Cleaning Simulator
Posted by Rishi on October 14th, 2011
Street Cleaning Simulator is a broken, unrealistic mess that takes a relatively boring concept and makes it even worse. The Good Nicely detailed sweeper vehicles. The Bad Not a realistic simulation AI vehicles do their best to try to destroy you Horrendously slow No replay value. UK REVIEW–The prospect of Street Cleaning Simulator may not [...]
Posted in Genres, PC, Platform, Reviews, Simulation Tags: Review, Street Cleaning Simulator No Comments »Review : House M.D. — Episode 3: Skull and Bones
Posted by Rishi on October 11th, 2011
The curmudgeonly Dr. Gregory House is back for his third trip into DSiWare territory as once again Nintendo download fans are getting presented with a carved-out individual “episode” from what was originally intended to be a five-episode physical cartridge release. And, just like last month’s Episode 2 – Blue Meanie, Episode 3 – Skull and Bones [...]
Posted in 3DS, Genres, Platform, Reviews, Simulation, Videos Tags: Episode 3, House M.D., Review, Skull and Bones No Comments »Review: Radiant Silvergun
Posted by Rishi on September 29th, 2011
It’s quite likely that you’ve heard of Radiant Silvergun. Released in Japan for arcades and on the Sega Saturn in 1998, the game has become something of a legend. It’s known as a superb traditional shooter and the direct predecessor of the much-beloved Ikaruga (also from developer Treasure), but it’s perhaps most notorious for being [...]
Posted in Genres, Platform, Reviews, Simulation, Xbox 360 Tags: Radiant Silvergun, Review No Comments »Review: SkyDrift
Posted by Rishi on September 29th, 2011
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Mario Kart should feel pretty darn good about itself. Even after close to 20 years, Nintendo’s racer still gets more compliments than Halle Berry in a low-cut dress at a red carpet premiere. The often imitated but never quite duplicated magic that was Mario Kart has spawned a slew [...]
Review : Build-A-Lot
Posted by Rishi on September 26th, 2011
Certainly suggesting that there’s at least a potential for Nintendo to embrace an all-digital future, Build-A-Lot is yet another full DS retail release that is making an encore appearance, in its entirety, here as a DSiWare download. This kind of thing is happening more and more, and right now it’s giving a second chance to some older [...]
Posted in 3DS, Action, Genres, Platform, Reviews, Simulation Tags: Build-A-Lot, Review No Comments »Review : Flight Control
Posted by Rishi on September 26th, 2011
You’ve got to give it to Firemint – they’re a studio that knows when they have a hit on their hands, and they’ve been working hard to get this same game shipped out to as many different systems as possible. It first appeared on the iPhone, then it got the HD upgrade for iPad. It touched down [...]
