iPhone Game Screenshots: ChocChoc Pop Lite

ChocChoc Pop Lite is a fun puzzle game for the iPhone. It is mostly a matching type game to remove the chocolates in combos. The lite/free version has good depth to get a feel of the game and is actually one I would consider buying if I ever wanted my phone to be a gaming way of entertaining, but for now I will stick with my DS for that function.

Nintendo Wii Video Clip: Ten Pin Alley 2

Below is a video of me trying to bowl in Ten Pin Alley 2. It really does not work all that well and to get the marks it feels so unrealistic because it does not naturally work how I throw a real bowling ball, which does work in Wii Sports fine.

Nintendo Wii Screenshots: Ten Pin Alley 2

I love bowling and keep trying to find a good more in depth one to enjoy on the Wii besides Wii Sports. Ten Pin Alley 2 is the third or fourth one that I have tried and been disappointed by. Yet again I found the game to not be realistic if you are trying to throw a hook, especially if you throw a back up ball like I do. I turned it to say I was a lefty even though I still threw the ball like a righty back up and it worked a little better, but not really realistic like it should. It is extremely frustrating and no excuse for it not working when the very first bowling game (Wii Sports) for the Wii works so well.

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Nintendo DS Screenshots: Hannah Montana the Movie

Hannah Montana the Movie game for Nintendo DS is a pretty good game based on the movie. The game does overall follow the movie's plot, but it skips some stuff (such as Lily's birthday party and the shoe incident) and also adds some extra stuff (such as random day dream like perfomances and a visit to Jackson's college). It might not exactly be like the movie, but I did find it a pretty good adventure game. It does have a lot of just running back and forth, but I kind of liked it and found it almost humorous because it is really is like how real life can be sometimes. The performances parts are my favorite. In the performances you hear many of the movie's songs and they are played with decent sound quality. In the performances you walk around stage doing different things, such as the keyboard, guitar, drums, singing, dancing, and specials. You can choose what to do and when, but you will get the best rating at the end if you at least do all and best if you get five stars on each part. Overall I do recommend the game for Hannah Montana fans, although it only takes a few hours to play through the whole story line.

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