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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Wii Bowling Ball Review

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It appears that the marketing & research department at CTA concluded that only right handed people enjoy wii bowling because this accessory was clearly not designed for left handed people. For lefties, the B button needs to be used with either your ring finger or pinky which is highly uncomfortable and frustrating to use. If you're left handed, either learn how to bowl right handed or skip this product.

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Turn every Wii bowling experience into a perfect 300 with the Bowling Ball for Wii. This ultra-realistic accessory, allows you to mimic all the critical motions a ‘striking’ performance requires. This Wii peripheral is the first of its kind to be fashioned after an authentic bowling ball, turning your wii-mote into the optimum performance-enhancing accessory! To operate simply press the release button to open the ball in half, place the Wii remote inside and close the ball. Once the remote is set inside, plug the three holes with your fingers, as you would a bowling ball. Lastly, make sure to wear the wrist strap securely around your wrist, this will prevent the ball from accidently flying out of your hand, and you are ready to bowl virtual strikes like a Pro! Even though holding and bowling the ball is so like-like to the actual sport, never, ever release the ball!! Pack Includes: (1) Bowling ball Wii Remote container with tightening wrist strap, (6) Bowling ball hole finger Plugs Compatbile with the following Wii games: Wii sports Brunswick Pro Bowling Ten Pin Alley 2 AMF Bowling: World Lanes AMF Bowling: Pinbusters! And any other Wii Bowling games that require the Wii Remote

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Sunday, May 13, 2012

Elf Bowling 7 1/7: The Last Insult Review

Elf Bowling 7 1/7: The Last Insult
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We tryed the trial game and it was sooo...cute that I decided to get it for my 4 year old. I played with her and we set and laughed at the cute,and silly little elves as we played. Easy bowling game for little ones but fun for adults as well! And thankyou to amazon for easy downloads and No monthy charge or membership. Great deal!

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Hold on to your stockings!Those crazy elves are up to no good and Santa needs your help to show them what the true meaning of "strike" really is! It's quirky, hilarious bowling fun just in time for the holiday season! Compete in a festive bowling game where the elves are the pins, providing their own special, colorful commentary! With just the flick of your mouse, bowl to get a spare or strike, winning trophies along the way!It's the wackiest Christmas adventure yet!

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Monday, April 30, 2012

Skittles in a bag Review

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This is a beautiful wooden toy set. I love that they made in the USA. My kids are going to really enjoy playing with them. They are the perfect size for my young children.

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Whether summer or winter, rain or shine, outdoors or indoors, there is no stopping a bowling game. It is a game for all people, big or small. It can be played as ninepin or skittles tabletop or alley - cannonball or West Country. Americans put a spin on the game by adding a tenth pin and playing tenpin or long alley bowling. Made of wood pieces. Each set contains nine plain pins, one twin-striped headpin, two balls, a cloth bag, and a link to instructions for many different games from ancient to modern. The hardwood bowling balls are choking-safe if little ones are around. The set is unfinished natural wood allowing children to paint or stain the pins for personalization. They can also be left unfinished and will withstand rigorous play. Skittles in a bag, featuring 5" inch pins, is perfect for those toddling toddlers learning about balance and accuracy. We are positive that the craftsmanship and durability will greatly impress you and your little one.

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Monday, April 23, 2012

Electronic Talking Silly 6 Pins by hasbro Review

Electronic Talking Silly 6 Pins by hasbro
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My son got this bowling game for his 3rd birthday and it was the hit of the party. Even us adults couldn't stop playing with it. The bowling pins shake and talk to you and when you get all of the pins down they cheer for you. It really is a great toy and will bring loads of entertainment for years. Highly recommended!!

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Taiko Drum Master w/Drumcon Review

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For years, my favorite videogame genre has been the Music genre. From games like Um Jammer Lammy and Parappa the Rapper on the Playstation, to Space channel 5, Samba de Amigo, and Dance dance revolution on dreamcast, to newer classics like Frequency, Amplitude, Gitaroo man and Karaoke revolution on the PS2, I've always been a huge fan.
The genre is often limited to a small audiance of enthusiasts though, and rarely sell well. Fortunately, Namco took a chance and released this game in America after popular demand!
The game includes a large drum in the package (I'd say its about 6 inches tall With the stand (maybe 4" without it) and has 4 hit points as well as 2 buttons (Start and Select), Along with the drum are 2 large plastic drumsticks (Also about an inch thick).
The game itself has 2 real modes, TAIKO MODE and MINI GAME mode.
In Taiko mode, you play through 31 songs divided into categories.
The tracklisting in this mode is:
POP
* ABC (jackson 5)
* Thats the way I like it (KC And the sunchine band)
* The impression that I get (Mighty Mighty bosstones)
* Tubthumping (Chumbawamba)
* Walking on Sunshine (Unknown)
* Material Girl (Madonna)
* Love Shack (B-52's)
* Toxic (Britney spears)
* I'm a believer (Unknown)
ROCK
* Slide (googoo dolls)
* American Girls (Unknown)
* Girls and Boys (Good Charlotte)
* Killer Queen (Queen)
* Lady Marmalade (Pink, Little kim, Christina aguilera, Mya)
* Are you gonna be my girl (Jet)
* My Sharona (Unknown)
ANIME/TV
* Dragon ball Z theme (Rock the dragon)
* Jimmy Neutron theme (Bowling for soup)CLASSICAL
* Beethovens symphony #5
* William tell overture
* Carmen prelude
* Foster;s Medley
* Symphony No. 25 in G-Minor
* Hungarian Dances #5
NAMCO ORIGINAL
* Soul Calibur 2 (Brave sword, braver soul)
* The genji and the heike clans
* Ridge Racer
* Taiko March
* Don Rangers
* Katamari on the rocks (Katamari Damacy theme)
* Dragon SpiritHowever, its worth noting that besides the Namco original songs, the other songs are all 'recreations' meaning its not actually Britney Spears singing it, its a 'similar sounding artist'. Fortunately, all of the songs sound great and real true to the originals (This isnt a "Kids Bop" type thing).
Some songs (Like Killer Queen actually sound better (to me) than the original versions).
Each song has a difficulty level, as well as a point scale, which works as follows:
EASY (1-10)
NORMAL (1-10)
HARD (1-10)
ONI (1-10)
Its a bit tricky to figure out the full difficulty (Comparing an "Easy - 5" to a "Normal - 3"), but you'll quickly learn your limits.
My problem with the songs though, is when they release a game with such a limited audiance who enjoys a particular type of music for the most part, I dont see why they had to replace most of it with some of this music to appeal to a younger 'teeny bopper' audiance (I personally don't want to play ABC, Material Girl, I'm a believer, Slide, or classical music over and over!)
Fortunately, it has some redeeming songs, My favorites to play being:
Tubthumping, Walking on sunshine, Love Shack, Toxic, Lady Marmalade, Girls and Boys, Killer Queen, Are you gonna be my girl, and My Sharona.
Onto the drum, as I mentioned it has 4 hit points.
The right surface part, the left surface part, the right side, the left side, Start, and Select.
Onto the actual game, it works like most music games. A bar appears on the center of the screen, and on the bar certain icons scroll by from right to left, Once the icons hit the "target zone", you hit that button.
The icons that appear are:
* RED (Hit the LEFT or RIGHT surface)
* BLUE (tap the LEFT or RIGHT edge of the drum)
* BIG RED (Hit the LEFT and RIGHT surfaces simultaneously)
* BIG BLUE (tap the LEFT and RIGHT edges of the drum simultaneously)
* YELLOW LINE (Do a drum roll on the left & right surfaces until the end of the line)
* BALLOON (Tap the left and right surfaces repeatedly until the balloon inflates and explodes)
Sounds difficult, but it's really not.
In the game, the 2 surfaces act as the "ENTER" button, the left side and right side act as left and right, and you can hit START for extra songs (main menu, quit, restart, song select)
The drum itself is pretty good, but does take some getting used to, to determine how hard to hit it, and where exactly to do it to make it 'count'.
Onto the MINIGAME Mode, you have only 3 minigames available.
One is a WATERMELON game where you hit both the surfaces of the drum as fast as possible to 'eat' a watermelon, and see how fast you can eat them.
In the FIREWORKS game, a firework or bomb is placed in front of you, you need to either hit the surface of the drum to launch the firework, or tap the side to throw the bomb away, the more you do, the faster it gets, and if you mess up, you need to start at the slow speed again (I like this game a lot)
The final game is the BALANCE game, You appear as a Dog standing straight up. Every few seconds another dog will appear on your shoulders.. After a few appear, you'll begin to lose balance and sway to one side.. You must then hit the side of the drum in the direction you want to go (if you lean left, hit left to move that way and balance out), it gets real tricky. Once you reach the top (About 10 dogs high) there is a helicopter, You must be standing straight, then hit the drum to grab on, This game is also a lot of fun.
All in all, its a real fun game, and some of the levels are insanely challenging (And I never see myself being able to beat them!), others have a nice easy mode for beginners.
My biggest gripe is the song selection though.
If you're a music fan, it's definately worth playing. I would recommend going through the list of songs though, and seeing if they appeal to you at all. If you dont like that music, you wont like this game much.
I give this game a 4/5 and hope a sequal or expansion pack comes along!

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TAIKO: Drum Master gives you a chance to prove you're Taiko master! In this game, players will be challenged to perfect their skills with the taiko - a traditional Japanese drum. Beat the drum along with the rhythms and patterns presented on the screen and hone your drumming skills with the fun miniature Taiko Controller.

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Sunday, April 22, 2012

Polar Bowler Review

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I am 62 yrs. old and enjoy this game very much. My grandson is 6 and I bought the game for him too. We both enjoy it and laugh all the time while we are playing it. It is easy to learn and great fun for all ages.

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Join the coolest group of characters to ever hit the lanes for some Arctic fun as they slide their way onto the Nintendo DS. Polar Bowler has crazy action and loads of friendly characters straight from the Arctic North. With just the touch of your stylus, you can control the action as you steer Polar Bowler around obstacles and watch him plunge head first into the pins.

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Thursday, April 19, 2012

Halex Select Bocce Set (100mm Resin Balls) Review

Halex Select Bocce Set (100mm Resin Balls)
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The set arrives. When removed from the box, the case is dirty - it actually has dirt on it - the logo is already marred, and there are loose strings. This is a product purchased from Amazon, not an Amazon seller. Nevertheless, the case is wrapped in a protective cardboard ring. Once this is ripped open and the case is unzipped, the buyer is surprised to find that the balls - every single one of them - are marred in one way or another. Some have blemishes where the resin has been unevenly applied. Others have marks on the balls that might suggest this is a used set if the buyer had not already ripped open the protective cardboard ring. This user would return the set if the shipping were not prohibitively expensive. Save your money.

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Halex Bocce Select Series Set has 100mm resin balls in 2 colors, to roll, lob or throw, 2 different scoring patterns, 1 Jack all contained in a deluxe carry bag to take to the game.Bocce Ball, one of the oldest forms of lawn bowling, is a game for young and old. Originating in Italy it is becoming widly popular worldwide.

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Saturday, April 7, 2012

Front Porch Kids Bowling Knights Review

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One of my godchildren saw this and wanted it for Christmas. I had my doubts as it seemed really pricey for a fairly simple toy. But the figures are wonderfully interesting and the boys play with them for hours, setting up scenarios, building play castles for them, etc. They play rough with them and so far all are intact. Yes, they play the bowling game with them, too. It has become a much beloved toy in the household.

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Knock over knight-pins without knocking down the princess-pin. A medieval themed table top bowling game. This is fun indoor activity and easy to play. Features 2 miniature bowling balls and 10 handcrafted wooden miniature bowling pins. A fun game for 2 players. Warning Choking Hazard! Contains small parts, not for children under 3.

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Thursday, March 29, 2012

Jakks Pacific Ultimotion Swing Zone Sports Motion Controller Video Game Review

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I bought this item for my in-laws. They love to play the wii bowling when they are over our house. They originally wanted to buy a wii but not worth the money to them because they only like the bowling game. We bought this as an alternative for them. I just got it today and decided to test it out with my husband before we give it to them as a christmas gift. Set up was easy, add batteries, plug and play!!! No problems with the remote sync. We tested all the games and they were fun. I think my father-in-law will like the bowling game alot. I did press the sync button on the console by mistake thinking it was the power button and needed to re-sync the remote. I followed the instructions on the back of the console and had no problems. Overall, very easy, great for kids and adults. I would purchase again.

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Use this set of wireless motion-controlled accessories to swing, roll, putt, serve and pass your way through five all-star sports challenges. Sports includes bowling, tennis, baseball, golf and football, and each game is accompanied by its corresponding sports accessory. TV Game includes the following motion controllers: bowling ball, tennis racket, baseball bat, golf club and football. Requires 2 "AAA" batteries and 4 "AA" batteries, not included.

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Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Army Men: Soldiers of Misfortune Review

Army Men: Soldiers of Misfortune
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I purchased this for my two 7 year old nephews who love army stuff and they love it. Easy to understand and funny, according to one mom who was playing it also. lol

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Assume the role of Timmy, mini action adventure hero, and fight the forces of evil in "Army Men: Soldiers of Misfortune." Timmy's Tan Army Men action figures have run amok, capturing his Green Army Men, and attempting to take control of his little slice of suburbia! Its up to you to defeat the enemy, save your toys and family, and restore order to your home! The house is your playground as you control a 3 inch tall timmyand a slew of toy weaponry to keep his Tan Army Men from achieving "Global Home Domination"

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Thursday, March 22, 2012

Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame Review

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Hello I'm an autistic adult gamer who very much enjoy's this game and wish they would re-release this game for the Nintendo DSi.
Excellent game I've been playing the chiseler mini game and I finally got to level 65 there's still levels after that believe it or not. It's a very fun game it has 5 mini games the game though it self revolves around the scene from the movie the festival of fools in the Hunchback of Notre Dame movie and the game revolves around the theme topsy turvy because of the festival scene in the movie.
Developed By: TierTex Design Studio's
Published By: Disney Interactive
Released: March 1st, 1997
The name of the 5 mini games are:
1. Chiseler- There's over 100 levels to this mini game alone.
2. Djali Bowling- There's ten frames to the bowling game.
3. Catch a fool- There's over 50 levels.
4. Upsy Daisy- You play as either the Joker, Wolf, Lobster, or Clopper.
5. Picture Puzzle- You try to put the picture puzzle back together.
There's the "FunFair" and you try your luck at the wheel of fortune but you can't play at the "FunFair" unless you have a ticket so here's a ticket number for you 04419 type that in when you get to the "FunFair" and you can play as many games as you want.
In Chiseler your breaking blocks to get to the next level and every ten levels you get a new password all the way up to level 50 then you get a new password every 5 levels. Here for level 10 the password is JSQTH.
Djali Bowling remember Esmeralda with the goat your playing as Djali while you bowl ten frames in a game.
In Catch a Fool your one of the towns people and your job is to catch the fool falling out of one of the three windows with a trampoline.
In Upsy Daisy it's you verse's either the Joker, Wolf, Lobster, or Clopper in mid-air the idea is you each have 5 balloons and who ever your playing while your in mid-air you have to pop your opponents balloons before they pop yours.
In Picture Puzzle you get the put the following pictures puzzles back together are:
1. Djali
2. Esmeralda
3. Captain Phoebus
4. Dom Claude Frollo
5. Hugo - The chubby statue
6. Clopper
7. Quasimodo
8. Villager
Options:
Music- On or Off
Sound- On or Off
Skill- Easy, Medium, Hard
Exit
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Who ever you are get this game you'll really enjoy it.


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Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Vertigo Review

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When we first tried to install this game on a relatively new, 64 bit Windows 7 computer, our Norton Internet Security quarantined the exe file and tagged it "Suspicious.cloud.2". We thought we had bought a virus infected game. We contacted the seller (Knight Discounts) to complain. They responded promptly and said they had not come across this issue with anyone else. After a bit of research, it turns out that the game tries to install a driver to protect the game from being copied, but that driver is incompatible with Windows 7 (apparently works fine on XP). Windows disabled the driver, so that even when we tried to remove the exe file from Norton's quarantine, the game still wouldn't start. We uninstalled the game and decided to reboot the computer. When it restarted, we received a Windows message regarding the incompatible driver and an offer to search the web for a compatible one, which we accepted. It found the correct driver, which we installed. Next time we went to install the game, we had no issues. The game works great on a Windows 7 machine and my 6 yr old son thinks it's great. The seller was very good about the whole experience even though I thought it was their fault (which it wasn't). We would definitely buy from them again.


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Navigate your "Xorb" through the maze.There are 48 challenging tracks and 9 across 9 different environments.

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Friday, February 17, 2012

My Sports Wireless Video Game System Review

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I bought this product because I wanted the Wii but did not want to spend the money at the time. So I thought I would give it a try and it works great! The graphics are not quite as good as the Wii but for the price you can't beat it!

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Plug My Sports in to any TV and start to play for real. The wireless remote control responds to your movement as you swing the golf club, roll the bowling ball, swing the tennis racket, swing the baseball bat, or jab and punch in boxing. Includes two "MyRemotes" and five fun games with one- or two-player simultaneous action. Requires eight "AA" batteries, not included.

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Monday, February 13, 2012

Cricket For Dummies Review

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I was a bit disappointed in this book because I was hoping to learn about cricket so that I could better understand when I am watching a match. About half this book is spent on tips on how to play and practice cricket.

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Whether you’re a weekend cricketer or aspiring armchair expert, Cricket For Dummies helps you make sense of this fascinating sport. Not just a jargon busting guide to cricket’s laws, techniques and tactics, it also contains advice on kitting yourself out and provides lessons on playing the game and improving your batting, bowling and fielding skills. For the budding fan, there’s a guide to the greatest players, the memorable matches, and a tour through the cricketing scene – both domestic and international – giving you the knowledge you need to fully appreciate this special game.
This book has been updated for the Ashes 2009, featuring revised information on new players, the Indian premier league, Stanford 20:20 and the latest coverage of past and future competitions.
Julian Knight is a BBC journalist, writer, and cricket enthusiast. He is a former youth coach and captain, and has been a club cricketer for over 20 years.Consultant Editor Gary Palmer played first class cricket for ten years with Somerset before becoming a professional coach.

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Monday, January 30, 2012

ExciteBots: Trick Racing Review

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There is no question about the appeal of racing games on the Nintendo Wii. After the massive success of Mario Kart Wii last year, it has honestly been very difficult to see that if Nintendo can actually top itself again. Well, Nintendo has shown that eagerness again. When the Wii got launched in 2006, one of the introduction titles was Excite Truck. the game did a good job at showing the need for speed onto the Wii. But the game was sadly overlooked in place of other titles like Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess, and the dynamic Wii Sports, which of course came with the system. Well, Nintendo is going to try the racing series yet again, and this time it is a bit stranger than before.
Excitebots: Trick Racing for the Nintendo Wii, brings in the wild, and honestly a bit weird into the gaming, as you race not cars or trucks, but robotic animals. Yes, robotic animals like Bats, Grasshoppers and Beatles. It might seem akward, but it does bring in a new twist in racing. The gameplay does work as it did before with Excite Truck, the way to score and unlock new races, is to perform outrageous stunts like Ring Jumps, perform tricks, and smash your opponents. The graphics look good, but the gameplay is also interesting. You can control the game like you did before with Excite Truck, by steering the controler like it is a wheel, or you can also use the Wii Wheel, which comes with this package, or if you've bought Mario Kart Wii.
There are a few new things here that make the game a bit strange. One of the things includes the extra bonuses you get during the race, are from racing stunts like throwing and scoring in darts, from trying to score a bowling strike, to tossing a pie in the clowns' face. You can also score stars by performing twirls on hanging bars. This requires a lot of control and especially tight timing. The other new feature is the use to play against other racers online through the Wi-Fi. It makes the games a bit interesting, as you score your way first to the finish line, as you and as many as 5 other racers make your way through tracks around the world from Asia, Africa, and Europe.
While there are a lot of new things here, there sadly is a few faults with the game. The first big disadvantage is the control. It can be very tricky at first, but it takes awhile to get used to. Also, unlike Mario Kart Wii, you cannot use the Gamecube or Wii Classic Controllers either. The game mainly uses the Wii-mote. The second disadvantage is the online gaming. While you can race against other Excitebots online, they could've allowed it to allow more than just 6 racers for a match.
You can buy Excitebots: Trick Racing with, or without the Wii Wheel definitely. But, if you haven't bought Mario Kart Wii, you might want to get the expanded version with the Wii Wheel, for a bit more extreme gameplay. Nevertheless, despite a few faults, Excitebots: Trick Racing definitely brings in a bit of weirdness into gameplay that is sure to knock you off your rockers. If you haven't yet played Excite Truck, than you'll definitely want a new spin on what makes the Wii extreme with Excitebots: Trick Racing.
Graphics: B
Sound: B
Control: B 1/2-
Fun & Enjoyment: B- for solo; B 1/2- for multiplayer
Overall: B-

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Gameplay In ExciteBots: Trick Racing players race around internationally located tracks in the form of their favorite insect, amphibian or mammal themed bot. Each bot has its own special abilities which will serve players well when they find themselves on the right terrain to take advantage of these. As with pretty much any racing game, a major goal is to complete the course at the highest speed possible, but players are also tasked with performing stunts and participating in mini-games. Players win bonus stars for crossing the finish line sooner, but stunts, style and these mini-games are as important as speed. For example: have you ever wished that you could play poker while racing? Think you can toss a dart or roll a bowling ball while leaving the competition in the dust? ExciteBots provides you with your chance. Stars can be traded for a variety of goodies, like new vehicles, tracks, icons and statues. Control Schemes The control scheme of ExciteBots is easy and fun. The game canbe played with just a Wii Remote or via the combinationof a Wii Remote and a Nintendo Wheel accessory/any third party wheel.The 2 Button on the Wii Remote controller is the gas. The + control padgives drivers a speed boost. Players turn the Wii Wheel accessory leftor right to steer, tilt the Wii Wheel in midair to glide or to adjustpitch for perfect landings, swing the Wii Wheel in circular motions aroundboost bars to build up speed and press the A Button to activate itemsor to cash in hands in Poker Mode. Key Features
Special ExciteBots: Trick Racing bundle features included Nintendo Wii Wheel.
The game takes the big-air thrills and simple pick-up-and-play controls of ExciteTruck and ramps up the fun with a constant barrage of funky challenges and mini-games performed at blinding speed. Players shoot goals, throw pies and even play poker in the middle of rowdy races around off-road tracks.
Having your vehicles drive, walk or fly around the track quickly is one thing, but it's more important to go around in style. Players earn stars for huge jumps, cool tricks and daring feats at high speed.
Six players can race online* via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection in both Excite Race and Poker Race modes. If friends can't join online, players can exchange ghost data via WiiConnect24 and challenge their friends to outdo their most daring tricks.
2-player multiplayer versus mode featuring split screen display is also available for local play.
Special Moves Just as in ExciteTruck, drivers can hit blocks that morph the terrain before their eyes and create ramps from which players can launch mega-jumps. Players can aim for and swing around boost bars or open presents that unleash a variety of wild items, such as bottle rocket boosts or clacker mouths that chomp on other racers to slow them down. Mini-Games Now what about those mini-games. Do you know of any other game that features high-speed robotic racers combined with bowling, poker, clown faces and sandwich making? Didn't think so, but how do these game work?
Soccer: Drive into the soccer ball and attempt to hit it into the goal.
Bowling: Drive through the pins and attempt to get a strike.
Darts: Line up your bot and let the dart fly. Try to hit bull's-eye in the distance.
Clowns: Hit the clown in the face with a pie by throwing it at just the right angle and speed.
Sandwiches: Drive through the ingredients in the proper order to make a delicious sandwich.
*Note that broadband access is required for online play.

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Saturday, January 28, 2012

Cricket Explained Review

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I had the pleasure of catching two of the five days of an England test match against South Africa at the Oval during a recent holiday in London. As an American and an avid baseball fan, all I had ever heard of cricket was "boring", "incomprehensible" and, yet again, "boring". I found my two days at the Oval fascinating and was fortunate enough to not only have the patience to pay attention to the game during those two days, but also to stumble upon this great book at a bookstore on Fulham. I was even more fortunate to find the book between the two days I attended, read it from cover to cover, and have become a bit of a pest now to my American nonbelieving friends. Cricket is a great sport and if you want the quick and dirty, well here it is. From Googly to Howzhat, it's all here. Now I know enough to pester my Indian neighbors during the next test match. I wish I had this book last year during the World Cup. Great read.

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Cricket Explained offers the sports enthusiast a user-friendly introduction to baseball's British cousin, a game that shares with America's national pastime the common ancestor "rounders". This is the definitive beginner's guide to the game of cricket, written by a world authority on the sport, the co-inventor of the Coopers & Lybrand World Cricket Ratings System. Cricket Explained takes the reader from the game's fundamentals -- basic rules, terminology, equipment -- to the finer points of strategy, individual playing styles, and cricket lore. The book includes a combined glossary/index for easy reference and is illustrated throughout with the lighthearted drawings of British cartoonist Mark Stevens. So even if you don't know "short leg" from "silly mid off" or a bowler from a batsman, you'll come away from Cricket Explained with an understanding for this truly international sport which, like baseball, is loved both for its elegant simplicity and its vexing complexity. Among the topics covered in Cricket Explained's concise, user-friendly entries are: -- Cricket's history-- Making sense of the action on the field-- Batsmen and the batting order-- Fielders and fielding positions-- Fielding and batting tactics-- Scoring and statistics-- Bowling strategy-- How many players are required-- How runs are scored, outs are made, and a game is won-- Umpires and the rules-- Bowlers and their individual styles-- Different types of cricket played throughout the world

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Friday, January 27, 2012

Melissa & Doug Happy Giddy Bowling Set Review

Melissa and Doug Happy Giddy Bowling Set
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My nephew loves to play, and he is like a little whirlwind of destruction. I'm glad that this toy is durable and is still cute and suitable for play

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You\'ll have fun to \'spare" playing with this \'striking", brightly colored plastic bowling set! Six Happy Giddy bowling pins and a mini bowling ball pack lots of fun into the handy bowling bag with durable fabric handles.Set the Happy Giddy pins up in formation and you\'re ready for a perfect game

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