Game Reviews

This is awesome cheaply priced game. Its basically "Volfied" a "Qix" sequal that came out in like 1989. In this game you cant ake the offensive against that pesky little Qix! The only downside is there is no password or save level feature.

Please buy this thing its so coll and its the best for ur little ones ok so but it!!

Okay, let me start out by telling you what Bejeweled is. It was originally a Java game by PopCap games. It was then ported to PC, Mac, and PDA. I've played the PDA version, and man, is it addictive!!! The only thing that will be different will be the control system. This is NOT a deep game. Swap the @#$% jewels to make them go away. Repeat. Repeat again until you can't do it anymore. Shout at the GBA, throw it at the floor, then start a new game.

I have played, and really enjoyed, this game!! It is great for those creative-fun types! You have two minutes to make up a story based upon the picture card and phrase (picture of watches, clocks - phrase of "travels through time", for example) - and using, as many times as possible, two letters which have also been randomly selected (i.e. "P" and "D"). The person who uses those letters the most - wins!! It is great for children trying to build their vocabulary. And, for that matter, adults - whether trying to build your vocabulary, or just test yourself. You could consider this "Scrabble-like" - if you (or someone you know) loves word games, I would highly recommend this product!!! I have even played it online within a "Writer's Group" - and we've all had a great time!!!

We're a family of word nuts and we found this game incredibly thought provoking ... and really FUN! Thought provoking? The game questions are about crazy, interesting or fascinating aspects of everyday words and many got us talking so much we lost track of whose turn it was. Each player gets a chance to answer up to six questions, starting with an easy one and moving on to the next more difficult. Answer all six, and you get bonus points. The player with the most points after four rounds wins. We took it on a cross country drive, had back-seat questions readers and score keepers, and the time just flew! A wonderful game!

Since Chaucer, English has evolved as a world language, mainly as an instrument for England's expansion overseas in the 18th and 19th centuries. It has now become a living world language with new words coming along on a daily basis, mainly from the USA. Bethump'd is a great game where we can learn to enjoy our common language without regard to country, continent or origin

this is mi first post,so i am going to do it nice.This beyblades are minimini,are super easy to lose and very fragile.but by the other part,they are very fun to asemble and the game.this blades come with extra bases and you can cuztomized them.also,I think its a lot of money for this, but nobody said life is fair.overall pretty good.

Bid-It! is really a wonderful game. It's a bidding and bluffing game in the same class as Liar's Dice, Bluff, or Perudo, though all of those use dice and Bid-It uses cards.

On the surface, the premise is simple (the same premise as Liar's Dice) - you bid on how many of a card appear not in your hand but in all hands put together (of course you see only your own cards). Each player must make a higher bid than the last player until someone doesn't dare to, and challenges the last bid. If the bid was too high, the bidder loses a card, otherwise the challenger loses one.

It's in the little details that Bid-It really shines. For example, there is a special bid called "Perfecto" that means you think the last bidder had it exactly right - and if you are correct then the bidder loses a card. If the bid was either high or low, though, you lose a card.

Another nice touch is the "taking sides" rule. If you have more than 2 players, then players other than the bidder and challenger have to secretly select which of those two they think will prevail. Players taking sides lose a card if they pick wrong. This is a nice touch in that all playes participate in every round.

Another really nice thing is that the publisher thoughtfully provided both "basic" and "advanced" rules which give younger kids an easier game to play while retaining the spirit of the full game.

Finally, the cards are really nice. As one who knows something about printing, I can tell you that the manufacturer took the trouble and expense to use metallic silver ink on the cards for the stars (use to denote a "wild card") - this little touch adds alot of visual appeal and shows that they care about their product. The metal tin is also very nice and really takes advatage of the reflective metal to be part of the design.

This game also won a Games Magazine "Games 100" award this year.

In short, a beautiful game beautifully produced for under ten bucks.

I thought that this game was one of the best games of the century because it has great characters amazing sound and clear crisp graphics but i would also like to add the there are a limited range of characters and their specials are kinda weak but overall this was a great game.

An edutainment game that will help your children learn about science (botany, cellular biology, zoology, genetics, and human biology) as they solve puzzles and make their way through the world of Bioscopia. My nine and six year-old children love this game. Children under eight will probably need some assistance, but adults should enjoy this game as well.

PS--Although it doesn't mention it in Amazon's description, this game is a hybrid PC/Mac (OS 8.1 or higher) game!