"The Berliners are particularly pleased with the success in the United Kingdom: in the second week it climbed up to number two of the GfK full-price charts, one place behind Nintendo’s Pokemon Platinum, with only two other third-party titles in the Top 10."

kevcothirtythree via www.electronictheatre.co.uk »

Dance Dance Revolution Disney Grooves, anyone?

Pretty shoddy release list this week, unless you feel like giving those Metallica arseholes more money.

Tokyo Beat Down on the DS is probably the only real highlight, though Gardening Mama could be uh, fun, and stuff.

There's also Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust on the PC and 360, though that series has been cheesed out since the last iteration..but perhaps this one will be different. With Carmen Electra and Tom Arnold on the voice ...

chautemoc via www.shacknews.com »

"Cradle of Rome is a puzzle game originally for the PC made by GameHouse, which has also made games such as Text Twist and Feeding Frenzy. It tries valiantly to be like Puzzle Quest (Bejeweled with a twist), but it is not nearly as intriguing as Puzzle Quest's RPG elements, and its being a very barebones PC port doesn't help.

While nothing too original, Cradle of Rome isn't that bad of a Bejeweled clone. The difficulty gets brutal, but the game is relatively forgiving. If you're interested ..."

Dark Arcanine via www.nintendoworldreport.com »

"The game is presented as two parts; the puzzles and the building of Rome. The puzzle element is a typical match-three set-up, with additional bonuses for removing more than three items in one move. Players can switch positions of any two adjacent items (except diagonals) matching three or more in a row to make the items disappear, and more fall to the Level from the top. In order to complete a Level, the player must remove all the Blue Marble Tiles by clearing items that lay upon them..."

kevcothirtythree via www.electronictheatre.co.uk »