A look at THE games to buy on the Nintendo DS for the discriminating gamer this holiday season.
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The Rockologist Picks His Top Ten Albums of 2007
Okay, so maybe this is a little bit premature (well by like a week anyway).
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Players get plenty of guidance, but are allowed plenty of creative freedom that doesn’t stifle the fun.
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Rebuilding the Giants will take courage, patience, and, most importantly, PITCHING.
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A solid collection of popular video games spoofs elevated by tons of new content plus co-operative play and a wide difficulty level.
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The four walls of the tiny Turtle's Shell Theater can hardly contain the antic gusto of this new Molière production.
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Lou Reed is about more than walking on the wild side and has long been a keen observer of social and political events.
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Art and imagination can keep war at bay, at least for a little while, but they also keep it alive.
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DEFCON reaches into the basic concept of "The war to end all wars" and delivers a simple yet amazingly solid gaming experience.
Read More »Nintendo Wii Review: Smarty Pants
This trivia game features a high replay value, great customization and active participation in group settings for up to four players.
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