TGH Writes:
"I never really understood the appeal of Rune Factory games until I sat down with the last DS title. I had a decent understanding that they were basically Harvest Moon games with some dungeon-crawling RPG elements, but since I wasn't the ultimate Harvest Moon fan, Rune Factory never really sounded like something that would appeal to me.
So why the heck am I so addicted to Rune Factory: Frontier?"
Given that it is a spin-off of Harvest Moon, it isn’t surprising that romance is a part of Rune Factory. But what may catch someone off guard is how much the games offer. These titles offer lots of people they can spend time with, some of them showing how many different kinds of species live in this fantasy world. They are people who are capable at performing certain jobs and surviving against monsters. Their storylines also can be quite engaging and fun. Essentially, they can go above and beyond.
Digitally Downloaded writes: "Often the Wii was criticised for its perceived lack of quality third party games to play, but it's not the case at all. The Wii had some excellent third party games to play, it's just that some of them required a little digging to get to."
Mom ♥
You love her in spite of the fact that she couldn’t stick a 360 Indy Nosebone if her life depended on it and let’s not even mention her Kill/Death Ratio.
In honor of Mother’s Day, now is a great time to organize a list of fun and fair games that will appeal to the “Mom Gamer”.
my mums addicted to the casino in test drive unlimited 2, she even bought me a copy of the game so she had a friend to play it online with!
hope the autofire controller i got you for mothers day will help with the slots while you are away from home lol, love you mum! :p
My Mom plays games even though she says she's "not a gamer" - we're all "gamers" in one way or another. Whether it's playing the lotto or fragging noobs.
