Want to learn how to fly, but can’t afford the several courses and insurance? Scared of heights, but have dreams of becoming a pilot? MadCatz delivers the goods with the Pro Flight Cessna Cockpit. The entire setup will set you back $4,999, but penny-penching pilots can purchase other parts separately starting at $59.99.
The Google Plus game library expands with today’s announcement that Zynga will bring its incredibly popular game casual game, Cityville, to the upstart social network as CityVille+.
Everyone who has fancied themselves gamer have at one point dreamed of crafting their very own video games. After all, with so many games sopping in the juice called suck, their ideas would succeed because they know games better than some passionless suit, right? Kairosoft tests your game design, marketing, and employee management skills with Game Dev Story, a $3.99 universal iPhone and iPad game. You play the role of a game development company president who attempts to transform a small, indie company into a gigantic AAA level studio over two decades while staying within budget and appealing to the whims of game players and reviewers.
For those too young to kill terrorists this weekend in Call of Duty: Black Ops, Disney Channel All Star Party brings all your favorite celebrity tweens to the Nintendo Wii for your entertainment.
Farmville isn’t a blip on the radar of the majority of ”real” gamers, but the megapopular Facebook diversion will amass over 100 million active players this summer. That’s an incredible number of people who are plowing fields from the comforts of their computers, so there’s quite the chance that an actual farmer has played Farmville. [...]
She may speak choppy, fresh-off-the-boat English, but Mama has taught millions of Americans to cook and garden. Her next mission? To teach you arts and crafts.
With Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver coming out on March 14th, Ninteno has announced today that each game will come packed with a Pokewalker accessory. Using the Pokewalker, players will be able to wirelessly transfer aPokémon over to the Pokewalker and walk them through virtual routes as the player walks around in real life. When walking, Watts are earned. Watts can be used within the Pokéwalker to encounter and catch wild Pokémon or search for hidden items. The items can then be transferred into Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions to unlock new routes. Plus, special versions of a Pokémon species can only be found within routes on the Pokéwalker. If a Pokémon is in your Pokéwalker, it will gain experience points as the player walks. Wireless trading between other Pokewalkers can also be done.
The Harvest Moon franchise never fails to amaze me. There’s seemingly a new game on a different platform every few months, I’ve met exactly one other person in real life that loves it besides me, and, well, it’s about farming. It’s not exactly the sexiest concept, but Natsume tapped the virtual farming niche well before [...]
