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Important Importables: Angel Collection: Mezase! Gakuen no Fashion Leader review for GBA
When you look back on a one of your favorite games from the past, fondness and memories are bound to make it seem better than it really was. Thankfully, that’s only partially true for Angel Collection a Japanese Game Boy Advance game for girls that was one of the first import games I ever played. I borrowed the game from a friend again to do a retro-review and see if it is as good as…
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Gamertell Review: Droplitz for Xbox Live
if you like quick moving, dial turning, droplet flowing action in a puzzle game, then check out the new game by Atlus Droplitz, available on the Xbox Live marketplace.
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Gamertell Review: Steambot Chronicles: Battle Tournament for PSP
More PSP games should be like Steambot Chronicles: Battle Tournament. It’s a sandbox-style action RPG that gives players total control over the main character, the character’s Trotmobile and the adventure. It also overs single UMD multiplayer.
Gamertell Review: The Sims 3 for PC and Mac
I was going to resist The Sims 3. After all, I have a complete The Sims 2 running on my laptop, complete with every single expansion pack and a robust assortment of user-created original content. Besides, $49.99’s a lot of money and I’ve been cutting back. Then, when visiting a… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Review: Black Sigil: Blade of the Exiled for DS
Black Sigil: Blade of the Exiled is the best DS surprise of 2009. I’d originally heard of the game back when it was called Project Exile. As the first, incredibly expansive RPG of new developer Studio Archcraft, I thought it had a lot of promise. It originally was designed for… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Review: Wallace and Gromit Episode 3: Muzzled! for PC
The third installment of the Wallace and Gromit game Muzzled is now out a ready to play. In this one, Wallace invents a ice cream maker that turns anything into a flavor of ice cream which he intends on using to raise funds at the upcoming fair sponsored by Monty… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Review: Science Girls for PC, Mac and Linux
Hanako Games and Spiky Caterpillar have recently teamed up to release the new independent, anime-style RPG Science Girls!. Hanako Games has long been committed to creating and highlight girl-friendly games, titles that anyone of any skill level can enjoy. Science Girls! definitely falls along those lines, with a strong, intelligent… Continue Reading »
App It Up: Tangram Deluxe
FROM APPLETELL - Tangram Deluxe is based on an ancient Chinese puzzle game consisting of placing differently sized and shaped puzzle pieces onto a silhouette of a larger image in order to create that image. If you sincerely enjoy puzzle games, then this is for you.
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Appletell Review: LEGO Batman for Mac OS X
FROM APPLETELL - LEGO Batman is not just a retread of the series. Although the mechanics and graphics are basically the same as LEGO Star Wars and LEGO Indiana Jones, there’s enough differentiation to make it worthwhile.
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Gamertell Review: Ghostbusters the Video Game
After waiting 10 long years, the Ghostbusters have returned to us in the form of Ghostbusters the Video Game. Sure, there have been other Ghostbusters games, such as the awesome The Real Ghostbusters game for NES, but this is one we have been waiting for. It includes the original Ghostbusters:… Continue Reading »
Appletell Review: iDroidsMania for iPhone, iPod Touch
FROM APPLETELL - Here, then, we have an iPhone game that desperately does not want to be an iPhone game. It wants to be on the DS or the PSP. As a platformer, you can expect plenty of jumping, swinging across pits, fighting unrelenting enemies, and…sexual innuendo?
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Gamertell Review: Final Fantasy IV: The After Years - Rydia’s Tale for Wii
With Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, only two parts of the episodic RPG are really required playing. The first 800 point ($8) installment is a must buy if you want to play any part of the game, and introduces the story’s conflict. The final Tales add-on, The Crystals, is… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Review: Knights in the Nightmare for DS
When you think niche title, Knights in the Nightmare is the kind of game that comes to mind. There hasn’t been a game like it on the DS, or any other video game platform. In fact, it couldn’t work on any platform other than the DS. The required touch screen… Continue Reading »
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.





















