Cooking Guide: Can't Decide What to Eat?

Hey everyone, sorry I haven't been posting blogs lately. Today I've got a brand new game to show you guys. Here is a brief descripion from the offical Australian website (http://cooking-guide.nintendo.com.au/)
Revolutionise the way you cook, with Cooking Guide: Can't decide what to eat? on the Nintendo DS. Providing you with the assistance of a friendly Chef to talk you through the finer points of every recipe, you'll soon be serving up delectable dishes from all over the world! With voice recognition technology that lets you navigate through each cooking session by simply speaking into the Nintendo DS microphone, Cooking Guide couldn't be easier to use. Helpful tips and demonstration videos ensure expert advice remains close at hand in the kitchen, while a huge range of recipes ensures you'll always find something to suit your tastes. Decide what to cook based on how long a recipe takes, how many calories it contains, the specific cooking method and more! Add a handy Shopping List facility, calculator and Kitchen Timer into the mix and it's easy to see why Cooking Guide is you all-in-one culinary compass! 
I hope that this DS game will help you explore your cooking skills in the kitchen.

Imagine: Pet Vet

Imagine: Pet Vet is part of the Imagine series. With this game, you are a vet and you must take care of the animals that you are caring for. Many of your tasks that you have to do through the game are:

Diagnose and cure various animals

Deliver fast and accurate diagnosis using the stylus as a stethoscope, X-Rays, syringe, microscope and thermometer

Cure dozens of illnesses and bugs such dehydration, broken legs, inflammations, bronchitis, fleas etc...

Cure the animals to make sure your reputation increases.  

Take care of and play with the animals: interact with them, and understand their behaviours

Manage the hospital: Build, improve and repair the facilities

Expand the hospital and buy new furniture in order to attract more patients

This game is perfect for children who want to become vets in their future.

New Blog

I have a new blog that I've started. It's about the books that I'm reading for the MS Novel Challenge. I'll be reading books through out August, so please check out my blog and it will have a link to my offical MS Novel Challenge site so you can donate.

http://shellysmsnovelchallenge.blogspot.com/

Sudoku Gridmaster

Hey everyone. I'm sorry I haven't posted much lately. Busy with school and stuff. So lets get our brains wake with Sudoku Gridmaster.

The Sudoku Gridmaster is for sudoku lovers. The game holds over 400 sudoku puzzles and four different settings (practice, easy, normal and hard). And you'll be able to take a sudoku test that will calculate your sudoku skill level. Other than the DS, there will be a Sudoku Gridmaster coming out for the Nintendo Wii. So if your a sudoku lover, then buy the Sudoku Gridnaster.

Doctor Who: Evacuation Earth

You all might be thinking "Why would a game about Doctor Who be educational?" Well, the answer to that is it's full of PUZZLES!!!!!!! The puzzles that Doctor Who: Evacuation Earth include jigsaw puzzles (either a piece of a machine or trying to fit objects into a container), lock picking (mostly done by Amy Pond), mazes, finding objects for other characters in the story, picking out which picture is the odd one out and many more. The story is that the 11th Doctor and Amy Pond arrive at a spaceship that's still on Earth and is about to take-off because the Sun is soon going to explode and roast the Earth. It turns out that one of the human's who are part of building the spaceship found the TARDIS and built it into the ship, so the Doctor and Amy try to get the TARDIS back. 
I own the game, and I think it's okay. In some puzzles (mostly the jigsaw) when you try to move an object, you sometimes end up move another object you didn't want to move. But I still think it's an okay game.




 

Professor Layton and the Curious Village

Hey everyone. Today's educational game is Professor Layton and the Curious Village. The game is part of the Professor Layton series; which involves the main characters, Professor Layton and his assisstant Luke, who solve puzzles that are part of the mystery plot. With The Curious Village, Professor Layton recieves a letter from a lady whose husband, who was a millionaire or a lord, die and left a riddle in his will. The riddle will lead anyone solves it to his treasure, The Golden Apple. You have to guide Professor Layton and Luke around the village and solve many different puzzles. While solving these puzzles, you will earn points and at the end of the game you'll recieve a prize.
I own this game and I think it's really good. I have fun when I'm doing the puzzles, and feel happy when I solved them and I didn't need any hints to help me. Through out the game, there will be animated videos that play out through the story.
So I would suggest to buy Professor Layton and the Curious Village.

My Japanese Coach

The My Japanese Coach is a game that's part of the My Coach series. With this game, you'll learn to say Japanese words properly by speaking into the DS's microphone, write the Japanese characters with the Touch Screen and stylus. The game's activities include flash cards, multiple choice questions, hit-a-word, fading characters, write cards, memory, word search, etc. I'm planning to buy the game myself soon, cause I'm learning Japanese at school this year; so this came might help me a bit more. So if you want to learn Japanese, go for the My Japanese Coach.