Gaming Age writes: "Crosswords DS is the latest title in the Touch Generations line of games, aimed at capturing the casual gaming crowd. While there is some competition in this field with games like NY Times Crosswords and USA Today Crosswords, this game is published by Nintendo so it has that extra special touch given to it to make it rise above the others.
For a mere 20 bucks Crosswords DS is a deceptively deep game. Not only do you get a multitude of crosswords ranging from very easy (4 x 4 grids) to difficult, but the game also comes packed with Word Search and Anagrams play options to offer variety and replay value. No matter which game you decide to play, you'll be holding your DS vertical, just like with the popular Brain Age games. Also borrowing a page from those games is the input method of actually writing the letters in the spaces to fill out the puzzle. The handwriting recognition is very accurate and makes filling out answers a breeze. You can choose to have the game alert you when you put a wrong letter in the box or play the old fashioned way with no help at all. The puzzles start of extraordinarily easy so even kids can enjoy the game. Veteran crossword players will complete the easier puzzles in a matter of a few minutes. It's not until the later puzzles become available that the true challenges await."
AARP games - If you are Looking for New games to try in 2019, take a look at our Top aarp games. The list includes: Solitaire, 8 Ball Pool and Crossword and
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Come back...oh, we get it. It's educational, so your kids will hate it, right? Look at the title, dude. These games don't suck. And since we're parents too, they are all Ds games. Small, portable, and can be plugged into headphones--we see a quiet commute in your future. GoozerNation gives you a fine list for edumacatin' the young'uns.
The editors at 2020 Gamer decided to make a list and tally up the cost of their gaming habits and ask the tough question, "Was it worth it?"
2008 was okay...
I'm actually more interested in what's coming out this year. It should be interesting, that's for sure!
Past Killzone 2, I can see any titles I might hold my interest.
Whats the release calendar looking like for AAA titles?
SF4
Killzone2
Halo Wars (?)
MLB 2K9
MLB 09
Phantasy Star Portable
Watchmen: The End is Nigh
Mario Power Tennis
Pikmin
RE5
GTA China Town Wars
Resistance Retribution
The Wheelman
Legends of WrestleMania
Pokemon Platinum
Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles - Echoes of Time
Wanted
Guitar Hero: Metallica
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2
King of Fighters XII
Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena
The Godfather II
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Batman: Arkham Asylum.
Bionic Commando
Patapon 2
Fuel
The Sims 3
Alpha Protocol
Splatterhouse
Ghostbusters : The Video Game
Infamous
Huxley
Champions Online
Prototype
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction
Call of Juarez: Bound In Blood
Red Faction: Guerrilla
Fight Night Round 4
Bayonetta
Borderlands
Battlefield: Bad Company 2
Ratchet and Clank Future 2
Wolfenstein
Dirt 2
Motorstorm Arctic Edge
Alan Wake
BioShock 2: Sea of Dreams
God of War 3
Heavy Rain
Mafia 2
Uncharted 2
DC Universe Online
Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion
Halo 3: Recon
Fat Princess
GRAW 3
And my favorite...
Pimp My Ride 2
I'm more interested in Street Fighter 4, BioShock 2 and Bionic Commando. Also don't foget that Burnout Paradise Ultimate came out for the PC. That is a good one.
These are the people who also made System Shock 1 and 2.
Make games with a unique and involving atmosphere is something these guys do and do well.
So unless they try stepping outside of what they do well, Bioshock 2 will be good as well.
They even had a knack for saving the Sonic series. Remember..
http://www.1up.com/do/revie...
Bioware = excellent developers. I just hope they keep up the trend they have going for quality stuff.
Metal Gear Solid 4 basically sealed 2008 as being worth it, everything else was gravy.
DLC for starters and lack of PSN integration.I would have bought the packs by now but Konami fouled it up.
