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Ever wanted to be like the doctors on Grey’s Anatomy or House M.D.? Well, now you can by playing Trauma Team on the Wii. More »
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I recently borrowed Final Fantasy XIII from my friend and was making progress in the game. However, that all changed when I encountered Odin. More »
The game of Virtual Villagers is a deep game, similar to Sims that involves a lot of hard work and patience to help the villagers survive. This is actually the first game that I ever played on the PC when I first got it and I was hooked the minute I began. Virtual Villagers is a game that runs in real-time even when your computer is off. That means that they are like living people! They need to eat and they can get sick and die. You can pause time by going into Options - Game Speed - Pause. When the game is paused, time will no longer advance. You can still move people around but they will not do anything until you unpause. Basically, you control everything. More »
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