Who is this Starfy, you ask? He's a super-happy, do-gooder star who battles evil by spinning. He's also the Prince of Pufftop Palace and has a clam named Moe for his best friend. The story starts with a mysterious space bunny crash landing onto Starfy's planet. Your goal is to help him regain his memory by collecting crystal shards. In return, he grants you the power to transform into other creatu... more.

When considering the complicated nature of a turned based strategy game, my head starts to hurt. That is why Civilization Revolution is designed for the gamer new to the very high learning curve associated with any Sid Meier title, other than Pirates. I have heard many stories of insanely epic battles of Civilization IV and I know that I do not have time for play sessions that long. But, this i... more.

If you have every played any spawn of the Popcap Games franchise Peggle, then you know the awesomely addictive experience that the series brings to all formats. Now, you can have the game on your favorite handheld gaming device, the Nintendo DS, with Popcap and Q Entertainments new version, Peggle Dual Shot. Playing Peggle on the dual screens is just as fun as the PC or XBLA or PSN version of th... more.

When you think about the Nintendo DS, do you think it is a music making machine, I didn’t think so. Now with the power of the Korg DS-10 Synthesizer, you can make music and beats on your beloved handheld. XSEED games has taken a chance and published this non-game. Like most of their other localized titles, XSEED’s games usually don’t make a huge impact in retail, but are profitable due to... more.

Around two years ago, Pokemon Ranger gave the Nintendo DS owners an brilliant Pokemon game on the DS, which the unique touch-screen controls, it turned out to be a very enjoyable game for all ages. With Pokemon Ranger: Shadows Of Almia, you get the same feel, although with some weclome improvements. You start the game as a new student at a ranger school, where you have to learn about Pokemon, t... more.

Unlike on a Xbox or a Play station, instead of pressing buttons to perform tricks, in Skate It, you need to use the stylus in order to perform tricks, which is quite tricky to get the hang off, but once you understand some of the basic tricks, it’s not hard to become a expert. There isn’t very much to do in Skate IT, you don’t have access to the open world, you just win challenges and mov... more.