WorthPlaying writes: "It is a well-known fact that the people at PopCap Games know how to make an addictive title. The company subscribes to the casual games mantra: take a simple game concept and make it easy for anyone to pick up and play. For some reason, though, PopCap constantly gets the game done so well that everyone who plays any one of their games stays with it for quite some time. Whether it's the old-school shooting action of Heavy Weapon to the word-building skills of Bookworm to the puzzle action of Zuma and their best-selling Bejeweled series, the company keeps both hardcore and casual players playing their games so much that it takes another one of their games to get people to stop playing."
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Come back...oh, we get it. It's educational, so your kids will hate it, right? Look at the title, dude. These games don't suck. And since we're parents too, they are all Ds games. Small, portable, and can be plugged into headphones--we see a quiet commute in your future. GoozerNation gives you a fine list for edumacatin' the young'uns.
GameKult: Before Attack Robot Unicorn , the Unicorn was already rated with Peggle , a game that has invaded the various platforms to download.
The 2009 GameStooge Awards continue with the fourth part of the Awards – the Technical category that covers expansions, digital games, and the surprise games of 2009.
Winners:
Best Expansion: Fallout 3: Broken Steel
Best Digital Game (Original): Plants Vs. Zombies
Best Digital Game (Adaptation): Trials HD
Best Multiplayer: Halo 3: ODST
Best Game You Didn't Play: Dead Space Extraction
Best Surprise: Batman: Arkham Asylum
