Hasbro Family Game Night 3 Xbox 360



This is a great game with a very diverse selection of classic games all given a new spin. I bought this for my wife for Christmas and we both love it. I just wish there were more games out there for consoles that were just simple honest harmless fun where no one has to get shot, hit or bitten. More please, Hasboro!

List Price: £19.99 GBP
New From: £14.99 In Stock
Used from: £14.64 In Stock
Release date November 5, 2010.

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Posted by Saleh - January 11, 2012 at 11:48 am

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Nintendo Wii Console with Wii Fit Plus and Balance Board + Motion Plus Controller



Had already participated in the games etc on the Wii and were impressed. Decided to get our own and loved the black console, etc – blends in so well. We are no “spring chickens” and not very technically minded but this can be set up so easily and anyone of any age will enjoy some aspect of this. Easy way to keep up your excercise in the comfort of your own home when the weather bad. My 86 year old Dad is also keen to participate and does quite well with the Wii Sports resort which we have as well!! If you have been thinking about it – just go for it – its not just for the youngsters – although they love it too.

List Price: £204.25 GBP
New From: £288.97 In Stock
Used from: £149.99 In Stock
Release date December 3, 2010.

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Posted by Saleh - January 11, 2012 at 11:24 am

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Scrabble Interactive 2003 Edition



this is a good way to play scrabble and the program is simple to use. To my surprise, I’m content to wile away an hour or more at a time playing this game. Speaking as someone who never plays board games if I can avoid them, for the simple reason that I’m absolute rubbish at them and my weak and feeble ego can’t stand the constant failure to win, I have to say it doesn’t hurt quite so much to lose against the computer (which doesn’t dance and gloat as a human adversary is inclined to do). This suits me. Perhaps it won’t suit people who are good at scrabble because I don’t suppose the computer will display feelings of defeat and dejection in the satisfying way a proper human opponent will do, either. On the other hand it will undoubtedly provide very good practice to help you crush and humiliate your next human victim more mercilessly than ever. In any case, I’m hoping that the next time one of those scrabble sharks corners me into a game, they won’t thrash me quite so comprehensively, because I’ll also have had a bit of practice.

I recommend this game to anyone who enjoys scrabble, but most especially to people like me, who are not very good at it (yet).

List Price: £9.99 GBP
New From: £27.95 In Stock
Used from: £9.76 In Stock
Release date December 3, 2004.

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Posted by Saleh - January 10, 2012 at 8:38 pm

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