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Zubo (Nintendo DS)

from: Electronic Arts

October 03, 2008

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The Sims 2: University Expansion Pack (PC CD)

from: Electronic Arts

March 11, 2005
This game really sets your Sims life up, when you go to university you meet lots and lots of sims and you usually meet the sim of your dreams. If you study hard you can get an A+ easily. It builds you skills up, so when it comes to work for your Sims they find it easy to progress up the ladder. They can usually learn guitar and play in a band with their friends and they can also go to communtiy lots and treat themselves to gadgets (like Mp3's, handheld console's and...cell phone's!!!) You can also study at the Libarys avalible, play gigs publicly earning lots of money for it and shop till you drop!

On the other hand. The whole process is very very legnthly. It is about six days per semester. And there are four semesters alltogether. ... Read More:

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The Sims 2: Teen Style Stuff (PC CD)

from: Electronic Arts

November 09, 2007
This game adds lots of really cool items and skins for your teen sims! It really makes teenagers a better part of the game. If you love sims then buy this!!

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Need for Speed: ProStreet (Wii)

from: Electronic Arts

November 23, 2007
Having enjoyed previous Need for Speed titles on the Gamecube I was excited to see how this title would fare on the Wii. However after a few hours of gameplay I can report that this nothing more than a warmed-up reissue of a popular franchaise.
On the plus side the menu and career structure of the game is enough to keep players interested for a while, although the standard EA menu interface (which looks like it was lifted and rebranded from one of their NFL titles) operates a little clunkily. Using the career mode you can progress through the ranks, earning money to improve your cars.
On the downside is practically everything else about the game. The graphics are poor - the frame rate is patchy and the colour and rendering looks like early ... Read More:

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Mercenaries 2: World in Flames (PS3)

from: Electronic Arts

September 05, 2008
If I could sum up this game in a single word it would be 'Disappointment'. After waiting for this game for so very long and seeing release date after release date slip past you would have thought the game would be more polished than a door knob in Buckingham Palace. Sadly, however, this is not the case as some folk even claim that the game has not changed in the slightest since they play tested it 6 months before the release. The game starts off as quite a hoot as you go around blowing everything and anything up but the small annoying bugs start to creep in until you notice so many you just want to launch the disc into the air and shoot it out of frustration. I have lost count of the times my vehicle has exploded for no reason what so ever. The voice acting ... Read More:

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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 (Nintendo DS)

from: Electronic Arts

August 31, 2007
This is fantastic.Loads of challenging courses and players,plus tons of very good mini-games.Very addictive and enjoyable game.Superb offering from nintendo.

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Theme Park (Nintendo DS)

from: Electronic Arts

March 23, 2007
Its starts of great. You get to create a theme park and change it. But then you sell it on and start all over again. I thought the idea of being able to see other theme parks was great but when I tried to connect with my friend I found it didnt work! I dont know why though because we tried connecting on another game and was fine! This game is very repetitive but is good if you dont plan to play on it all the time. It would probably be more fun if you were the right age group wich I think is probably 7 - 10 year olds as it is too complicated for very young children but gets very boring if you are older. I do like it when you sell a park though as the rides and shops change. I also like it when you progress with a park because of better rides but after 2 - 5 parks its very, ... Read More:

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The Sims 2: Apartment Pets (Nintendo DS)

from: Electronic Arts

August 29, 2008
I thought this would be more fun but its like the sims 2 pets.
Like the other person says you do the same things over and over again.
I have played it for an hour of buying it and going to trade it in tomorrow I am a total sims fan but this really was disapointing.
Please don't waste your money as most stores now will not let you take it back onced seal has been broken.

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Need for Speed: ProStreet (PS2)

from: Electronic Arts

November 23, 2007
If you love the Need for Speed series then you'll love this game. Wait, did I say love. I meant HATE!!

Need for Speed has always been my choice for driving games. With the release of NFS underground you had the bonus of designing cars aswel as driving them. This was bettered in the follow up; NFS underground 2. The next NFS release was NFS Most Wanted. And How AMAZING was that? I loved it. Then NFS Carbon was released, also a great game...

then what went wrong?! I'm not going to bore you with the detailed ins and outs of this game (although its worth mentioning the level set up is rubbish and its all track based - rather than street based), but I will some up by saying...

DONT BUY THIS...
BUY NFS MOST WANTED OR NFS CARBON INSTEAD!

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FIFA 09 (PC DVD)

from: Electronic Arts

October 03, 2008
The game has a lot to offer in the different stages but the game is trying so hard to be realistic and true to life that it is completely rubbish. because when you tackle someone it is a certain free kick even if you do a shoulder barge and they don't go down. also the sensitivity is awful even when you put it up on full.