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Important Importables: 100 interesting games you must import to play
Hey everyone! This is a momentous day for Important Importables. Today marks the 100th column. Who’d have thought, right? Anyways, to celebrate today, I’m listing my 100 all time favorite games that you can only get by importing. These are titles that aren’t available in North America, and you have to import from either Japan or Europe if you want to play them. Remember, this isn’t a comprehensive list and is based on my personal…
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Nintendo downloads for October 26, 2009
The Nintendo Downloads for the week of October 26, 2009 include Ghost Mansion Party, Tales of Monkey Island Chapter 3, Zombies Ate My Neighbors, Golden Axe, PictureBook Games: The Royal Bluff and Sudoku.
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Important Importables: Celebrate Hello Kitty’s 35th anniversary with 35 Hello Kitty games
Hello Kitty’s 35th anniversary is this year. Know what’d be a great way to celebrate her November 1, 2009 birthday? Enjoy one of 35 classic Hello Kitty games!
First official Twilight video game will be Scene It? Twilight for the Wii
Konami, how could you? Things looked like they were going so well for you. You’ve got Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker coming out soon, not to mention Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Pop’n Music, SAW The Video Game and a new DDR game. But no, you had… Continue Reading »
App it Up: Skee-Ball
FROM APPLETELL - With goals to achieve, an online leaderboard, and the ability to exchange fake tickets for fake prizes, Skee-Ball is likely to stay in your game rotation longer than you’d expect.
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Casual Friday: Update for September 12 - 18, 2009
There’s a lot of variety in this week’s casual game lineup. We have puzzles, hidden objects, board games, simulations, time management and match-3 all lined up in a massive update that includes a huge assortment of games. History buffs may be pleased as well, as we’ve got games with ancient… Continue Reading »
App it Up: iSink U
FROM APPLETELL - The unfortunately named iSink U offers an iPhone version of the classic board game Battleship, but with less emphases on luck and more on strategy and adjustments.
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Gamertell Review: 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix for DS
Since the DS is one of the more accessible video game systems on the market, it has become home to a plethora of mini-game collections. Typically, these games include between 10 and 30 minigames from all different genres for players to enjoy. Occasionally, they’re shovelware. Touchmaster and Touchmaster 2 are… Continue Reading »
Jenni’s side of Gamertell’s Dokapon Kingdom experience
Dokapon Kingdom for the Wii, Atlus and Sting’s RPG party game, recently underwent a pretty substantial price drop at GameStop. Since $17.99 used seemed like a fair enough price, I decided to splurge on the game that is supposedly capable of destroying friendships in a single sitting. I attempted to… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Review: Wheel of Fortune for iPhone, iPod Touch
Ah, yes, The familiar chant of the audience that begins each show, as well as this game. The clings, the clangs and the weird melodies that accompany each puzzle. So very memorable. From there you can pretty much forget Pat Sajak or Vanna White in this game. Even so, the… Continue Reading »
Important Importables: Doraemon
When most people think of Japanese popular culture, the mascots come to mind. Characters like Hello Kitty, Godzilla and Pikachu who have become superstars due to games, toys, movies, stationary products and manga. Their popularity has become so great that they’ve become worldwide icons. While Hello Kitty tends to steal… Continue Reading »
Take Dokapon with you, thanks to Dokapon Journey
Atlus localized Dokapon Kingdom for the PS2 and Wii, so it shouldn’t really come as any surprise that its just announced the localization of Dokapon Journey for the DS. Sting’s RPG/board game hybrid once again has players fighting to dispatch monsters from Dokapon, with the chance to rule the kingdom,… Continue Reading »
Appletell Review: Diamond Checkers for iPhone, iPod Touch
FROM APPLETELL - With no design variations and a fussy control system, Diamond Checkers feels like a free version of a paid app. There’s a decent game in here, I just think it’s a few versions away from getting out. MORE »
Live Coverage of E3 2009
The Gamertell team brings us live coverage from the E3 Expo.
Important Importables
Jenni Lada brings us information about all of the groovy new gaming imports from around the world.






