Your favorite Cooking Mama simulation game is back with a new sequel Cooking Mama 2. Promising even more culinary fun and tastier gameplay, this new version is worth playing on your Nintendo DS gaming console. Featuring 150 recipes, which is in fact more than twice the number present in the first version, this game will test your cooking skills.
Are you looking for a cartoon epic game? Then, go for the superb MySims Kingdom (with Patchwork Top Unlock). This story-telling journey is all about discovery and exploration and is liked by players of all ages.
Revolving around an interesting epic storyline, MySims Kingdom (with Patchwork Top Unlock) is about King Roland needing your help to revitalize his kingdom. This game lets you travel to new lands and meet new faces and familiar friends. Discover new and varied lands of the kingdom and meet new MySims like King Roland and say hello to old friends like Buddy and Ginny while playing MySims Kingdom (with Patchwork Top Unlock).
Perfect to be played on Nintendo DS, MySims Kingdom (with Patchwork Top Unlock) won’t fail to enchant you with its epic quest. To keep the interest last, you will get to hear old and new stories while discovering new places in this game. Grab this exciting game in just about £24.99.
For all you Nintendo DS gamers, there is a new game out in the market with special offer. The new Lego Batman is a game for those who have in them to fight against injustice. Play this game and fight for the justice as Batman and Robin. If this doesn’t please you much, then create chaos as the Joker in Lego Batman.
Make the best use of the special offer on this Nintendo DS game by purchasing Lego Batman and get the guide for just £8.99. Adventure is unlimited for gamers in this game, as they fight on land, sea and even in the air using the powerful vehicles of Batman and Robin.
The Nintendo DS version of Lego Batman comes with an amazing touch screen interaction and a two-player co-op using the DS local wireless network capability. To add on it, this new version also features Danny Elfman’s super hit The Batman 1989 musical score.
We’re coming to the last day of February, completing our first full month at Gamember.net, and I figured it would be a good time to reflect back on the month through our posts and a few others:
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It looks like Disney decided that Harmonix and MTV wouldn’t be allowed to monopolize the multiple instrument video game experience. To make up for the the push to the side that both the Nintendo Wii and DS received when Rockband came out, Disney is releasing what they call “Ultimate Band” which is in development with Fall Line Studios currently. While Rockband provides an awesome gaming experience, “Ultimate Band” looks to offer a no peripherals solution for the same type of gaming experience. Most people seem to be concerned with previous Disney titles coming across as kid only; however the styling from the screen shots show “Ultimate Band” in a better light.
The only issue I see is the lame attempt to capitalize on the whole “band” title. The advertising for Rockband was so atrocious that Disney could simply put more money into advertising and named it something better (don’t ask me what). I really have faith that Disney won’t mess this up, as it’s definitely going to be a gold mine for them. I’m already in line waiting for it to be released.
On the Wii you’ll be using the Wii-mote a ‘chuck to play the different instruments. The DS version will rely on the screen, but will also allow you to write your own music. Sounds like Disney may have a Rockband Killer. All they’d have to do is actually release full albums like Harmonix has failed to deliver.
After all this time waiting to hear a solid release date, it looks like we can expect Spore to launch September 7th, 2008. Having been a fan of essentially every game that Will Wright has made, Spore has captivated my interest since the first time it was mentioned. Rarely have I had the patience to follow a game that is in production for the length that Spore has been. Finally it will all pay off. It’s only coming out for the PC, Mac, Nintendo DS, and Mobile Phones to start, which means I’ll either have to cave and buy it for the PC or wait until it’s Nintendo Wii launch. The point is that this game has finally set a launch date.
Spore allows you to create your own universe, starting at the molecular level. From there you evolve your spore into a full fledged civilization where your creations can take over the entire planet you created them on. If by chance the denizens of your fine planet decide that the rest of the world is theirs for the taking, then prepare for intergalactic travel as you come face to face with your friends creations. You have almost limitless ability to create whatever you want in Spore, making this by far the most comprehensive and impressive simulation.
Finally I can stop being so jealous of Robin Williams getting to play Spore last year at E3 and actually play the game myself!
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