Console Monster writes: "Originally, I was very excited by the prospect of EA and Hasbro's Family Game Night for the Xbox Live Arcade. I could picture myself relaxing to the likes of Battleships, Boggle and Connect 4, accompanied by soothing music and a nice warm drink. The pricing seemed acceptable at 800 Microsoft Points until EA gave gamers a kick in the teeth, when they announced that the price tag would apply to each title within the collection. One of the seven titles released as part of the Family Game Night collection is Sorry – a video game adaption of the classic board game.
The concept behind Sorry, on the surface, is fairly simple and one the majority of gamers will be able to get to grips with. It consists of each player moving four pawns from the "start" location to "home." Pawns move the amount of spaces as portrayed on the card chosen by the player. In addition, a "Sorry" card can also be played, allowing the player to swap the position of their pawn with an opponent's..."
Video Games have developed in order to attract gamers of all ages. Games for children, games for parents, and even games for older people. Long gone are the days of games just being for adolescents and teens. With more and more families having consoles, and multiple gamers, it seems that video games have replaced board games for family fun. The following are a few of the games that are fun for the whole family, not just parents and children, but even stretching beyond that. They are easy for people that don’t play games and reach a wide number of people.
Join Wallace Phelps, of The Married Gamers, as he reviews Hasbro Family Game Night 4: The Game Show.
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