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Get ready to help devastate an entire forest by growing produce for your furry capitalist friends under the watchful eye of Mama - who is, of course, running this entire operation. Seeds of friendship are nowhere to be found, as your woodland neighbours only drop by for a stock refill. Luckily, the threat of being driven off your farm in an Orwellian coup is minimal, as their grasp of commerce is about as firm as the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man’s resolve to finally start that diet.
Following the news of Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement, The Quality Index champions the best iPhone games for those of a pensionable age.
8bitfix writes: Cooking Mama graced our Nintendo DS systems with the first title in the franchise, Cooking Mama, back in 2006. Since then, she has been back with more titles, not only for the DS, but for the Wii as well (also iPhone and iPad). Taking us into our virtual kitchens to cook up some fantastic recipes, sharpen our skills, decorate our kitchen and Mama herself with accessories, and most of all, not to burn our food and make her angry and see that fire in her eyes.
There’s no escaping the glut of video game sequels littering store shelves. Not that we’re running from them all. We gladly snatch up the latest entries in the Halo, Gears of War and Resident Evil franchises. Some, however, have clearly run their course, and it’s time for the respective publishers to either pull the plug or do something innovative. That being said, here are a handful of video game franchises that need to disappear.
John Artest (RunDLC)
Totally agree on Mario Party. Stop abusing the crap out of these characters Nintendo! And needless to say Tony Hawk has deserved to be canned for a long time now.
