Nintendo Life writes: "Guess a number. Wrong. Wait ten seconds, then guess again. Wrong. Wait ten seconds, then guess again. Wrong.
Now all this exciting number-guessing action can be yours to own with the release of Ludia's The Price is Right for DSiWare! Yes, you too can estimate the prices of fanciful items you can't win, compete against AI opponents that range from bone-headed to professional valuers and take part in games that vary from the enjoyable to downright painful."
The Quality index highlights the best TV Quiz Shows on iPhone, ensuring some mental exercise over Xmas.
Wheel of Fortune spins onto the list, while relative newbies Deal or No Deal and Smarter Than A 5th Grader? pose a threat or two.
TouchMyApps: I have hazy memories of The Price Is Right – I was but a wee child of seven or eight when this show was all the rage. It wasn’t that easy to relate to – compared to other popular game shows, TPIR is very specific when it comes to its audience.
Diehard GameFAN's Jon Widro writes: At the dawn of 2010, to kick off my new weekly gaming column, I didn't know where to begin. So much changes on such a regular basis that the games industry as we knew it 5, 10, 15 years ago is almost indistinguishable in many ways from the game industry of today.
As I looked at the games I've played over the last 2 weeks of 2009, it became clear that it was a great jumping off point for this column's intended discussion points. I've had a variety of game experiences, from new solo games received over the holidays, to group games played with friends and family in town for New Year's. The one thing all these games have in common is that they are new releases for 2009 – meaning they are all products released for sale to current, modern game players.
