
Games





No we’re not telling you off, you can turn the air blue if you want (God knows we do sometimes), what we’re on about is the new range of language games coming to the DS from PlayV.
Mind Your Language comes in French, German, Spanish and Japanese with more languages to follow later in the year. Features include over 1000 recorded words so you can perfect your pronunciation, and 8 different types of game which ensure you have an understanding of the written language also. (My Coach was criticized for only building vocabulary and not emphasising on the grammar enough.)
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Now regular readers will know how much we love words and ‘learning’ on this blog and we await this series excitedly. Only a few more days before it is released. So which language will it be?
Mind Your Language is out on February 13th. The games are £17.99 and available to pre-order from Amazon.co.uk now.
If you have children at home, you may recognise the hero of this game. Yes, this is Ben Tennyson from Ben 10, the hit Cartoon Network series. He is back in an all new storyline , ready to transform into some hardcore alien form and kick both extra-terrestrial and terrestrial butt!
The game begins five years after Ben put away the DNA-scrambling Omnitrix, but now Grandpa Max has gone missing and the planet Earth is in grave danger. Gamers can play as Ben, cousin Gwen or enemy-turned-ally Kevin, in addition to the five alien forms Ben can transform into.
All this might not make much sense to you, but believe me you’re kids will know what’s going on. Ben 10: Alien Force is the follow-up to Ben 10: Protector of Earth which has sold over 2.5 million units worldwide since it’s launch in November 2007.
Ben 10: Alien Force is out on February 13th and available to pre-order from Amazon.co.uk now.
The usual right?
And tell me how many of those have you made, year after year and broken?… Hmm… Exactly!
This year is going to be different! 2009 will be the year you stick to them, with the help of your Nintendo DS of course…
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