Added: 18.07.2013 17:41 | 2 views | 0 comments

Get ready for Flamenco, girls! Welcome on the land of the most beautiful dancers, where the girls have long and wavy hair, sparkling, colorful dresses and then most exotic tops. Shake your gold bracelets into the warm air and move your body on the rhythm of guitar!

Added: 15.07.2013 14:00 | 2 views | 0 comments


Standard edition owners to get restricted access to F1 2013's biggest new feature.

Added: 15.07.2013 6:16 | 9 views | 0 comments


For few years now turn based games had all gone out of style but thankfully these tactical and deeper strategy games are making a come back into style. Expeditions: Conquistador being one such title. The game is set in 15th~16th century of new world discovery with you playing as a Spanish Conquistador who has just sailed on to American soil to make his mark in history with discovery of new world but his ship, supplies and crew gets taken away at the town he reaches.

Added: 12.07.2013 17:41 | 4 views | 0 comments

Watermelon Sangria Recipe is one of the newest cooking games with Chef Anita for the Anita's Cooking Class series of cooking and baking games that can be played for free online. Today Anita invites us to learn how to make Watermelon Sangria Recipe. Sangria, a Spanish variation on traditional punch composed of wine, fruit and brandy, was formally introduced to America at the 1964 World's Fair in New York City. Del Toro Cafe in Chicago features classic Spanish sangria alongside seasonal versions such as this recipe. Just follow the cooking instructions that Anita gives you step by step and make sure you will stick with the recipe and you will see how to mix the ingredients and prepare these Watermelon Sangria Recipe. Have Fun!

Added: 06.07.2013 4:17 | 2 views | 0 comments


Much of the actual history is marked by the Spanish and Portuguese conquests. Sometimes we forget that one day we own half the world, with an empire to rival many other history. We may not have entered into many wars, but the achievements of our Spanish neighbors were quite bloody. Expeditions Conqueror explores this part of the story, leaving the player taking control of an explorer in the Americas. In addition to our character, the player can hire hunters, doctors, soldiers, among others. Unlike a traditional RTS, here the player has to worry about other small details. Not having a doctor for example can be a fatal mistake. We are talking about the time in which a small wound could infect and kill. Soldiers are also weak hunters and having food is essential for survival.

Added: 02.07.2013 13:16 | 7 views | 0 comments


Zac Elawar from Capsule Computers wrote: "Fans of the point-and-click adventure genre will undoubtedly be familiar with the Runaway series. Developed by Spanish team Pendulo Studios, the original entry Runaway: A Road Adventure made its way onto PCs across Spain in 2001, before being localised for Germany, North America, the United Kingdom and the rest of the global market over the following few years. It followed the formula of Broken Sword to its own success. Now, Bulkypix have published an iOS port of the title. Will you want to take this adventure on your touch-screens, or justrunaway? (creative, I know)"

Added: 01.07.2013 16:17 | 5 views | 0 comments


Oliver at El33tonline writes: "Along with about seventeen others of the worlds population, I thoroughly enjoyed the original Castlevania: Lords of Shadow from Konami and Spanish development outfit Mercury Steam (find out how much in my review of the game). The deceptive scale and scope of the action title was amazing and by the time the journey was done, it really did feel as though I had gone on an epic adventure through strange and wonderful fantasy lands while meeting fascinating characters who both helped and hindered by undertaking: To save Gabriel Belmonts wife from death itself."

Added: 30.06.2013 11:40 | 3 views | 0 comments

Spanish newsletter may have jumped the gun

Added: 21.06.2013 10:17 | 7 views | 0 comments


...we all fall down.
Ever wonder why health professionals get in such a flap when a new strain of influenza rocks up on the scene, even though they often turn out to be relatively minor? Well, it's because the spectre of the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic - which killed 100 million people, or 5% of the world's population - still looms large, and although the most recent pandemic was in 2009, we're long overdue an outbreak of that seriousness again.