Added: 12.08.2013 4:19 | 1 views | 0 comments


Unhappily ever after. Thats how it starts. The Orb resurfaces and the classic characters return. Kobbler with his mania, Princess with her endless boredom. Its only a matter of time before Bob, our hero, shows up to put order back to madness. Three powers struggle for victory and the fate of Cloudberry Kingdom hangs in the balance. What will become of the retired hero, Bob? Will saving Princess one last time win her love? Could true love ever stop Kobbler and the power of the Orb? No, probably not. But hey, its worth a shot.

Added: 09.08.2013 17:42 | 2 views | 0 comments

Our little princess is getting ready for the Kings birthday party, Guide the princess to choose a unique gorgeous outfit. Hey girls! also dont forget to style up the pony.

Added: 09.08.2013 17:41 | 2 views | 0 comments

The most wonderful baby princess in the world is on her precious and heavenly garden and she is so happy to meet her great cute friends! And she wants to play dress up too. This baby princess loves to wear long gowns and cute short dresses and her favorite accessories are tiaras. Beauty, tenderness and happiness, mix them all and discover the fantastic and magic kingdom of the beautiful baby princess!

Added: 09.08.2013 17:41 | 3 views | 0 comments

Welcome in the sunflower fairy land, where through the power of the sun everything is possible. Dress up this daughter of the sunflower as a true princess.

Added: 08.08.2013 4:14 | 12 views | 0 comments


WAKE UP! 15 years ago, you'd go to the store, spend hours laboring over your "new game" decision and tear open the cellophane in the car so you could check out inserts, cartridge art, and The Almighty Instruction Booklet. The developer created the world you were about to enjoy, and his word is law, and it is written in the instruction booklet. That was our ritual growing up. My brother and I would trade the box and the booklet, make note of each button's use and any plot information, and by the time we reached the floor in front of our oversized wood entertainment center, we were well versed in everything we needed to know before playing the game. Now, developers ensure you don't get lost with detailed and, more importantly, playable tutorial sequence. Press A to jump, yeah-yeah, we know all that crap, but as games get bigger, so do the gameplay systems. It's an natural way to include more people in our favorite hobby. In fact, some tutorials are so well-disguised that you're too engaged by the narrative to notice you're actually learning something. Unfortunately, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team makes the mistake of vastly over explaining its relatable and friendly brand of RPG gameplay ultimately equating to a nap on the ride back from the store.
I have to wonder if the effect is intentional! Mario & Luigi games have appeared on three separate Nintendo handhelds and recently told the who normally drives the conflict. On Pi'illo Island, you'll be chasing Princess Peach through a series of dreamshellip; or are they nightmares? The Pi'illo Folk has been trapped in nightmare crystals for centuries thanks to an evil force, and that force kidnapped Peach during one early Dream World jaunt. Now you'll have to dive into Luigi's dreams to free the Pi'illo and rescue Peach. While this sounds like a compelling setup, the execution is excruciatingly slow, with frequent interruptions and copious amounts of funny-accent dialogue creating a clog even the most skilled plumbers would struggle with. Dream Team's incessant instruction and self-celebratory dialogue feel painful and keep you from enjoying the gameplay more than they enable it. The developers, Alpha Dream, may have been playing too much Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Thankfully they've retained the franchise's signature "active" battles. Once you've engaged an enemy on either 2D or 3D maps (more on that in a second), you enter battle. Mario's evasive and attack-emphasizing is assigned to A, and Luigi to B, even if it is the . Timing your inputs is easy to learn, difficult to master, and new enemies will force you to cycle and stay fresh for every new test. You can't stomp your feet on a spiked opponent, right? Mario and Luigi are outfitted in gear named "So-so boots" or "Acceptable overalls" so you'll have to keep that in mind and destroy all manner of Pi'illo wildlife with the appropriate attack. Combat is only one mechanic, and there are several kinds of gameplay within the Dream World. While the overworld is fully modeled in 3D (with some of the handheld's best glasses-free depth), the Dream World operates in 2D and, as you're actively jumping around in Luigi's brain, Dreamy Luigi stands in for the other brother with a batch of unique platforming abilities. Luigi-trees slingshot Mario with mustache branches, as a gust from the Luigi-vortex waiting in the background pushes question mark boxes forward for Mario. Even better, battles let you multiply Luigi by the hundreds and gather him up for devastating effect. Rolling up a huge ball of Luigis by tilting the 3DS from side to side and crushing the enemy with an enthusiastic mashing of the A button feels great. You can aid the brothers in battle by activating power badges on the touchscreen too. The first you get lends health in a pinch while others add attack power and more. The Dream World (as weird as it seems to abandon the well-made 3D over world for classic Mario-brand side-scrolling) proves to be inventive and entertaining, once you've cleared the massive tutorial hurdle. Even the cast of Atlus's Persona 4 would think they had had of the explaining. I like using the touchscreen to manipulate Luigi, and any game that lets me flip the DS sideways and interact with just the touchscreen in fun ways scores points with me, but I couldn't stand another second of chattering dialogue. My A button may have fallen off, but digging deep enough, getting lost in Dream Team's topsy-turvy worlds, results in satisfying mechanics as usual. You'll want Leo to come and deliver sweet release at some point. Even viewed from Luigi's subconscious lens, which turns a groundskeeper into a rabbit-chasing, lawn-loving fiend early on, many characters drone on without fail. There's a lot more to enjoy in Dream Team than this review might suggest, but you'd have to sit through a lot more exposition than this in-game. Fans of the series will find more to love than the rest, but Paper Mario 3D allows players of all levels to get to the point a lot faster. Though Dream Team has one of the better 3D effects, in both 2D and 3D gameplay, you're more likely to shut your eyes than cross them. There are hours of entertainment for patient players willing to read and giggle at silly accents, but I'd rather explore Bowser's dreams instead. Copy provided by publisher. Exclusive to 3DS.

Added: 07.08.2013 17:43 | 3 views | 0 comments

Get yourself ready for an amazing trip, girl! With a little bit of magic we are going to travel back in time into the middle age! We are invited at the castle by a beautiful medieval princess. She wants to know you and show you her fantastic wardrobe. Oh! Those medieval royal gowns are simply fabulous! You are going to love these dresses and you will certainly adore the jewelries you will find in this great game for girls! But first of all, our princess needs your helping hand on getting a fresh new look! All she wants from you is a complex facial beauty treatment! Show her that you are the best makeover artist of all the times!

Added: 07.08.2013 16:53 | 10 views | 0 comments


A fun arcade shooter with a Christmas theme

Added: 07.08.2013 15:19 | 3 views | 0 comments


MTV:Bragging rights are an interesting aspect of the video game community. Saying that you've beaten a game, or a difficult level, or even a wily boss, comes with an inherent sense of self-satisfaction, but also the right to brag about your accomplishments. But, what if you were bragging about something in a game that someone else would never see, or play, or experience. In fact, what if the entire game was a unique experience because each of the levels were randomly generated? Enter Kickstarter success story, "Cloudberry Kingdom," the 2D platformer from developer Pwnee Studios, that prides itself on being completely randomly generated, meaning my experience will not be the same as yours, should you decide to play it.

Added: 06.08.2013 17:43 | 4 views | 0 comments

This beautiful princess just had a cute baby girl. They are going out for shopping this morning, could you help the princess and her cute girl choose the most beautiful dress and accessories? Have fun!