A game you can count on?
This is the third entry in Tivola's educational series, representing another year/grade of maths puzzles to help your youngsters pick up the basics. Previous entries haven't been quite up to par, and that sadly continues with Successfully Learning Mathematics: Year 4.
Every time I go on eBay and search for "rare Sega" I see the same people trying to sell the same white label promos. Just give up, dudes.
I wonder if @SpiffierRabbit has recovered from the absolute whitewash he suffered on #VF5 earlier. It was just too easy.
Switch off the racket
There's high hopes for Sega's Virtua Tennis 4, the first Kinect-enabled tennis game to hit the market. The trailer below shows the new first-person view that comes into play when using the sensor, as well as a split-screen mode that should make it easier to judge shots when playing with another competitor.
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So you've got yourself a spanking new 3DS console, but which of the currently available games is worth your money and which should you avoid?
Very pleased by the number of #FFs I've had today. I'll be up to 300 followers in no time!
Called "Battle of Elemental"
There aren't enough games that pit giant weapon-packed robots against each other and there never will be, but even after several years we've still got a soft spot for Sega's Virtual On series. This arena-based robot combat title has never quite conquered the mainstream, but its influence is keenly felt in several titles, not least of which is the upcoming DSiWare game Battle of Elemental.
Dude in front of me is off to post his census. Horrendously tardy of him. #tsktsk
But all is not as it seems
This year is the 20th anniversary of the original Sonic the Hedgehog on Mega Drive, a truly auspicious moment in gaming. Sega has already kicked off the birthday celebrations with a brand new teaser trailer of a new game — presumably the recently rumoured Sonic Generations — that finishes with the logos for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and the relevant online services. That's not all, though.
Seems a fair deal
The ongoing assembly line of Sony first-person shooters and their accompanying betas and demos is a smart move on Sony's part, keeping gamers engaged with a constant supply of anticipation-building action. Just as gamers who picked up Killzone 3 got access to the SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALs beta, so those who purchase the full game will get access to try Resistance 3 before its launch.
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