Showing posts with label fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fun. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Chuzzle Review

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I rarely review items at Amazon, but I am totally addicted to this game. When I first tried it, my impression was that it was a game for maybe a first grader, but keep going and the levels get harder, the moves aren't quite so obvious as you progress, and then there are those darn locked Chuzzles! But it's quite satisfying to see the Chuzzles suddenly explode in seven cascades and your locked Chuzzles are gone.
Then there is the Mind Bender game in which you have to arrange the colors in a certain pattern. This also is more challenging as you progress through the levels.
Plus, this game is really a great excuse for procrastination when you have work to do around the house! Try it!

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Fall in love with a fuzzy, non-stop explosion of adorable matching action! Drag colorful chuzzles across the board to form groups of three or more, and watch them sneeze, shiver and explode with delight. Explore four charming game modes and win cool Chuzzle trophies as you progress through the levels. But watch out for dangerous puzzle locks and other special challenges that keep you on your toes. So cuddle up with puzzle fun — once you start popping chuzzles, you can’t stop!

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Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Chuzzle Review

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Finally a fun and relaxing game i can play that isnt your normal 3-match game! Its got a twist to it and when you get the game, you can play a 'zen mode' where you can just play and play and you cant lose. Its relaxing and fun! I dont find it boring at all i could play this all day! lol
There is also more challenging parts to the game also, there is a timed mode, in expert or easy and then ther is also a mind bender mode where you are given a picture of chuzzles and you have to color coordinate and match the picture exactly!
Definately worth hours of fun, and its simple enough even kids could play, but adults will love also! Chuzzle is simple yet fun and i love it!
i would reccomend this to everyone :P
ages i would say 8 and up

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Fall in love with a fuzzy, non-stop explosion of adorable matching action! Drag colorful chuzzles across the board to form groups of three or more, and watch them sneeze, shiver and explode with delight. Explore four charming game modes and win cool Chuzzle trophies as you progress through the levels. But watch out for dangerous puzzle locks and other special challenges that keep you on your toes. So cuddle up with puzzle fun — once you start popping chuzzles, you can’t stop!

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Thursday, December 1, 2011

My Horse and Me Review

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The graphics with this game are really great! You can choose the color of the horse, and the game gives you a few basic colors and patterns. You can also choose what you look like from a few different pre-made models. Grooming the horse is pretty simple and straight forward. The game gives you an option to free ride and you are taken to an outdoor ring that is set up with a few jumps to aid you in practicing. You are also given a couple different tutorials to learn the basics while collecting stars that will earn you rewards. The more stars you collect, the more rewards you receive. A personal trainer will guide you through each practice session and she will coach you as you complete each course.
What I found nice about this game is that the horse will automatically jump the oxford if going at the proper speed. If you are riding below a canter, the horse will balk at the jump. There are ground markings that will guide you around as you ride through the courses.
If you love to ride and/or are a horse lover, then I'm sure you will get a lot of enjoyment from this game. I've only had this game for a day or so, and I can see already it's going to be addicting!

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Almost every girl at some point in their life dreams of riding or owning a horse. They share a special friendship that is nurtured through riding, training, and caretaking. This unique horse experience is now captured in computer and video game form by My Horse & Me.

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Monday, October 17, 2011

Powerspike Pro Beach Volleyball Review

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PC games have featured number of sports-based titles. But we have not seen much of Volleyball and definitley not Beach Volleyball. In that way, the Power Spike Pro Beach Volleyball has gathered many curious onlookers.
But, PSPBV doesn't offer anything much different from or better than what has appeared in earlier volleyball games-other than the inclusion of real-world volleyball professionals like Gabby Reece, and an easy-to-use targeting system for spiking the ball or making passes to teammates.
The game has a rather small learning curve.So you save time on breaking your head to master the game and is good for any age.Though the game lacks much of originality and has rather blunt graphics, Power Spike is still an entertaining, low-priced volleyball game.

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In Power Spike Pro Beach Volleyball, superstar Gabby Reece and more than 40 other pros rule the sand with cool summer style, real locations, and lifelike player animations. Pick a pro and send your opponent face first into the sand with a sensational pass and a killer spike. Use incredible moves like digging, spinning, setting, blocking, and, of course, powerful spike kills. Stay focused or your dreams of Sydney, Acapulco, and Rio will be just that. There's a lot of sand to cover in Power Spike Pro Beach Volleyball.

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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Alone in the Dark: The Trilogy Review

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I remember when my dad used to own these games when we used to have a PC running Windows 95. These games were classic and really fun to play. I really wish Infogrames(Really Atari) would remake the original trilogy on any console or possibly the Nintendo DS and add some sort of touch screen exclusive gameplay and when they could do this, redo the game engine so it can support better graphics. The only con I can think of is that at times, the games can be hard to progress any farther wether it is a hard enemy or brain scratching puzzle. Please Atari, bring these classics back, I would purchase them.

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A Chilling 3-D Foray Into The Macabre Mansion Of Derceto. This chilling adventure game is the first game of the Alone in theDark Trilogy. A suspicious suicide. A chilling curse. A malevolentpower. And a wicked dark secret. This is Derceto, legendary Lousianamansion - where, against your better judgement, you're drawn into aworld of shadows to explore the darker side of Jeremy Hartwood'simagination. Had you known the nightmare that you'd be plunged into youmight have refused your task. But alas, you accepted & now you must makeyour way through this spine-tingling adventure alone.........and in thedark!

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Thursday, September 8, 2011

Cooking Dash Review

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I already LOVE the original Diner Dash but I'd have to say this is even more addictive because you do more and can really screw up the orders which makes it that much harder than just clicking around like in the original Diner Dash games.
If you like Diner Dash or any of those Cooking games, I highly highly suggest this game. There is an hour demo on PlayFirst if anyone wants to check it out before they purchase. I doubt you'll be disappointed though =]

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It's Simmer Time!Product InformationWhen Cookie the Chef leaves Flo's Diner to pursue a career on a popular cooking reality TV show he creates a shortage of chefs in DinerTown by inviting them all to appear as guest stars. It's up to Flo to pick up the slack with a whole new set of food service skills! Help Flo and Grandma Florence keep five DinerTown restaurants up and running... if you can stand the heat!Product FeaturesOver 50 levels of game playMaster the art of perfectly prepared meals in five different restaurants3D rendered characters add dimension to the animationWindows RequirementsWindows XP (Home and Pro) SP3 Vista SP1Pentium IV 1.2 GHz processor or faster256 MB of RAM for Windows XP / 512 MB of RAM for Windows Vista30 MB free Hard Disk space8X CD-ROM drive or fasterDirectX 7.0 compatible or higher Video Card for Windows XP (Video Card with 32 MB of Video RAM for Windows Vista)800 x 600 minimum screen resolutionDirectX 7.0 or higher compatible 16-bit Sound Card recommendedKeyboardMouse

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Friday, August 19, 2011

Didi & Ditto Preschool Review

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This is a really fantastic computer game for toddlers. My 2 year old can't play by himself, but he sits on my lap and we play the game together. He loves it! The graphics are great and it's jam packed with great learning activities. The fact that there are multiple levels of difficulty is a real bonus - I'm certain this is a game my son will enjoy for awhile to come.

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Great introduction to the fundamentals

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Monday, March 7, 2011

Istopmotion 2 Review

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This is a fun little program, that's easy enough to use for kids, but has a lot of flexibility for more serious users. I've mostly played around with this making little animated movies with my kids like the one I've included here, which was made entirely in iStopMotion2, but you can export the files to edit further and add sound effects and such in other programs like iMovie and Final Cut Pro.
The basic idea is that you take a picture, then move the object to be animated slightly, then take another picture, then move again. You can decide how many frames per second you want to shoot. Obviously, more frames per second can produce less jerky animation, but it also requires much more patience and control. I like to stick to about 15 frames per second.
For photo inputs you can either use a live source or you can import stills from any camera. With a live source you can either shoot stills one at a time or shoot continuously, at intervals you select. For example you could have your camera shoot every 3 seconds, which would give you time to make a quick adjustment to your clay figure and then move your hand out of the way. If you mess up, you could just stop and delete the messed up frames.
A live camera source is easiest, since the program can show you an "onion skin," or a transparent layer from the last frame in the animation that serves as a reference point to figure out how far to adjust the next. It should be noted that not all camcorders can be hooked up as a live source to Macs - and this isn't really the fault of this program it has to do with the way the Mac is set up. Of course you can use the built in webcam on most Macs as a live source, but that's not always very convenient since you'd have to point the screen at the object you're animating and then you'd be interacting with the keyboard and would want to be sure to get your hands out of the way before taking a still. Any other webcam that you can use for live video chat on your Mac will work with this program, and you can also hook it up to any webcam that is compatible with your Mac or any Firewire based camcorder. As of now the program doesn't have any way of supporting live inputs from most HD camcorders, since they usually connect to the computer with USB ports and not firewire. At least, I'm not able to hook up my Canon VIXIA HFS10 and record "live" from it. Instead, I'm using an older miniDV camera I'd had around and stopped using when I picked up the newer one.
You can import a soundtrack, or add one later from within an editing program. You can add backgrounds and foregrounds, and while the ones included with the software are really more for kids, you can import anything you like. To add backgrounds, of course, you need to do something like greenscreening, so that you can cut out the background you actually filmed in. There is a "key" function with the program that allows you to select a shade and eliminate it, but I've found it's not as effective as the keying function you'd get in Final Cut Pro or other more dedicated compositing programs. Still, it's good enough for most kids projects, and that's the kind of project you'd really want to complete entirely within this program. For more serious work you'd be better off capturing the basic stop motion here and then exporting it for edit, effects, and soundtrack elsewhere.
Another very valuable feature is that you can set this up for time lapse photography, which would help to create very interesting animations for a science project, for example. One very cool feature is the "Rotoscope/Lip-Sync" function. What that allows you to do is, say, shoot a video of someone speaking a line that you want to include in your stopmotion video, and then import that video so you can see it side by side with your animation. You can then animate the mouth to match closely to the movements of the speaker in the video. You could also use this to match, say, the movements of a doll to the movements of a dancer, or match the walk of a clay figure to the movements of a real person walking. It's very useful.
About this video: it was very easy to set up and the whole thing took maybe 10 minutes to complete. Obviously you can do much more sophisticated animation with this software than I've done here, and if you look it up online you'll find some very cool examples of what can be done. I did this just to show what you can accomplish in a very short time, with very little forethought or planning. Not a brilliant idea, but I was writing this review and thought a quick animation would be valuable as an example. I didn't have any clay or toys with me, which is what my kids and I have mostly used at home, but then I noticed a poor little styrofoam cup and realized I could document its destruction. Enjoy!

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Turn Your Mac Into an Animation Studio!Create amazing stop-motion animations and time-lapse movies using your digital video camera web camera digital still camera or Macs built-in camera.Animate your story using your digital-video or web camera. iStopMotion 2 even supports your Macs built-in camera.Create characters and sets from clay or use almost anything you have around the house...toys action figures even your own drawings.Hours of Fun at Home - Let your kids tap their creative potential and be amazed at what they create. iStopMotion 2 is so easy to use your kids might master it before you do. iStopMotion 2 is a great way to tell a story where a bit of clay or a toy can be the star of your animated masterpiece. Join the growing online community who share their creations online.Use With iLife - iStopMotion 2 exports files that are drag-and-drop compatible with iMovie so you can add titles transitions music and sound. You can even use GarageBand to produce your own animated music video!Loved by Educators - iStopMotion is used worldwide by educators from all disciplines as a tool to help develop creativity in students of all ages. It can be used to hone problem-solving and communication skills so fundamental to all areas of study. The time-lapse feature is ideal for science class. Speed up slow processes like a blooming flower or melting ice.Key FeaturesStop-motion animation made easy.Supports Mac-compatible cameras.Virtual Stage provides fun backgrounds.Unique onion skinning for smooth animation.Create amazing time-lapse movies.Print your creations as flip books.System Requirements:Power PC G5 or Intel Core Duo512MB of RAM or more1 GB hard disk spaceGraphics card with 128MBMac OS X 10.4 Tiger or laterCompatible cameraFormat: MAC 10.0 OR LATER Genre:ENTERTAINMENT UPC:740569000461 Manufacturer No:1045

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