Game Reviews

This game is phenomenal!! You have to program your mech (if projectile within 50 meters to the right, jump forward, etc.) and you can pit it against your previous creations before releasing it on the battlefield. After I fine-tuned my programs, they responded better to battle conditions than I did. I got whupped by my own program!

This game is very time consuming, but well worth the time in my opinion. You must use a chip board to build programs for these mechs and watch the program in action on the battlefield. I don't suggest getting this game unless you like to program computers and other such things.

Being an Avid CART fan I found this game to be one of the most realistic on the market. The graphics and controls are almost life-like. You actually do get the feeling that you are out on the track with the world's BEST drivers. The choice of being able to drive the cars in arcade or simulation mode is a great property of this game. I seriously recommend this game for anyone who likes a fast paced racing game that will challenge all your abilities. If you're looking for speed look no further. Now go buy this game and try to take home the PPG Cup. Good Luck, and try not to be swallowed by the Wall of Voo-Doo!

I am a serious gamer and if you like action packed non stop racing this is it. The graphics are excellent and the music along with the great sounds will keep you on the edge of your seat for hours! Once you have beat the game you will open secret tracks witch are totally cool! Take my word for it this game is well worth the [price] so go buy it NOW!

We have owned many board games over the years and we found Casinopoly to be the most fun. It's a great game to play with friends and not only that, it teaches you how to play all the individual casino games that are in the various casinos. We do a lot of traveling in our RV and have invited people we meet on our travels to a nightly game of CAsinolopy. Forget poker for a weekly Friday night gambling game. Casinopoly will liven up your night!

What a great idea, adding a casino to Monopoly games! Finally there's some casino action for this Atlantic-City based board game. Definitely a great addition to Monopoly game collector's list and as a casino game just by itself. Finally a reason to dust off that old Monopoly game and add some real excitement.

I've played Celebrity at many parties. It is always new because the clues and celebrities are decided by the people playing the game. It can easily be used in a classroom setting to reinforce learning about historical figures! Good for a variety of ages!

I've played Celebrity with family and friends, young and old, and it is a blast! You can tailor it to your own interests and knowledge, or make it really challenging and use names not as commonly known. Because it is so versatile (erasable cards & china markers), it never gets old!

Its a exelent game but i found that some of the stuff in the instruction booklet are not in the actual game.And none of the cheats on the net will work on it.It also says there are 3 classes 125cc,250cc and open class i can only get 125cc and 250cc.And i have completed the whole game.It is a wicked game still.If any one else is findin this email me at....

This game is great because you can create a player.

This is one of our five-year-old daughter's favorite games, and one the whole family can enjoy together. The picture cards enable very young non-readers to participate, too. Quite often we use the cards to play without the game board.

After two years, she still enjoys playing this game -- it has definitely stood the test of time!

My kids love this game. We don't actually use the game, but just the cards. The game pieces are choke hazards for small children, but they can act out the pictures well.

This turned out to be the perfect gift for my Grandparents because this edition is from their generation. Not only is it nostalgic, but it also fun to play.

This is a very fun game. Can be played for hours and hours, and even better, for kids, it makes them think, something some of them aren't doing nowadays! The game is really a murder scene, and throughout the game, you must find out the other players cards, so you can discover which cards lie in the confidential envelope. Find out who the murderer is, which weapon, and in which room first to win. The perfect game for all!

"Conceal Outguess Deduce Amaze"
If you enjoyed reading The Da Vinci Code, you'll love playing Coda!This runaway hit in Japan is making its way to the USA! Use your detective skills to crack your opponents code before your is revealed. Coda is truly a classic in the making!

I bought this game with the thought of the "Mastermind" game in mind. If you use the rules supplied with the game it is a fun and light game of logic and deduction. I have read a couple of reviews of this game on the net and most have given me the impression they felt it is not a difficult game. Based on the rules supplied, my opinion it has moderate complexity even with the advanced rules. For those of you who wish additional complications with this game, my own solution to this is to use the tiles as 0-dash, dash counting as 13, and throwing the numerical order rule out the door. When a tile is relinquished by making an incorrect "attack", position the tile to the next highest number in your particular sequence. If your code is 5,7,4,3,10, and you draw a white 9, place it to the left of the next highest white or black number or place it with the corresponding color, depending on how much information you want this game variant to reveal(agree upon this at the start to avoid quarrels). Your sequence would now read 5,7,4,3,9(revealed face down)and 10. This variant should provide the added complexity some game reviewers of this game felt was lacking because the tiles are not placed in any numerical order until an incorrect attack occurs. Of course, those mathematicians in the peanut gallery I am sure could find further difficulties if they chose. This game has more potential than the rules supply. Fun.

My husband and I play CrossCribb quite often, especially at our cabin up north. Whenever we played, our two children, now 12 and 10 would beg to play. When they were younger we didn't think that it would interest them. We considered it to be more of an adult game. We were wrong! Our kids love the game, and we found that it helped them in their math skills as well. As a teacher and a parent, I would highly recommend this game for children and adults alike.

I have purchased this game to give as gifts and it is always very well received. It's one of those things that I have bought extras for those "just in case" occasions; when there is a birthday or special event that you don't have time to run out and get something. This is the perfect gift for a wide variety of people and occasions.

My wife and I have enjoyed this game for several years, and many of our friends have bought it after playing with us. What's fun is that it can be played with from one to six players, and it makes you think about your strategy. We find it even very educational for our grandchildren in counting up the cribbage points!

Death Track racing is the fastest, blood-pumping insane game I have ever seen. Roaring through the tracks at 450 mph, with a chain gun pummeling the opponent in front and structures collapsing in the rear, all while your upside down in a tunnel. This is one of the best gaming experiences ever. This game crushes Wipeout XL.

Just got a new computer with a GeForce2 graphics card. I've wanted Rollcage Stage II (Death Track Racing) for awhile but could never run it without a 3D card. It's a fun game. Ultra fast with richly detailed tracks and enviroments. There are various modes of play and lots of cars to choose from. The weapons are great but I wish you could buy and outfit them rather than picking them up off the tracks as you fly by at 300+ mph. ;) Overall a cool game! I recommend grabbing a copy!