I like a lot of puzzle games. The Picross games are some favorites. I have both Picross and Picross 3D for my DS. I also play a game called Pixelo on Kongregate. Once you've solved all the puzzle packs, you can still go back for more with a daily puzzle download. And best of all, it really is free to play.
Yum. They sound delicious.
I'm almost two down so far, reading three at the same time. Can get confusing...
I had fun with it. I wish I had a Wii U so I could play thay version, but the 3DS one was still a lot of fun.
Don't you hate when that happens?
Look it up on IMDB when you're more awake, lol.
I'm loving it so far, only two episodes in.
Early to mid 90s.
You've seriously never heard of Willow? Thanks for making me feel ancient. I think you'd like the series Lie to Me. Look it up. Angel is the spin-off of Buffy. Not as good, but does have its moments. Up and Despicable Me are a couple of good animated movies.
My friend is pretty restrictive about what she's going to let him play. I don't think she was all that thrilled about letting him have the DS in the first place, but I'm glad she's getting good advice.
David Bowie was made for that role! It wasn't on Netflix when I looked on Monday. I have it on DVD, it was in the $5 bin at Target several years ago and I grabbed it then.
I haven't found the secret level yet, I always look forward to finding them, though.
There's a ton of kid-friendly stuff for Nintendo systems. L. loves fantasy, so I recommended the Dragon Quest games. Cary beat me to Okamiden as a recommendation, and with a DS Lite, he can still play GBA games, so I might recommend a bunch of those, too.
Oh, Bandit! I was trying not to laugh as he kept evading me and doing that doggie play-bow thing and heading back to the front of my landlady's house. My feet were frozen, though. Mud boots are not meant to keep one's feet warm!
All I've seen so far have been hippos. Some hippos were caught in uncompromising positions, if you get my meaning. Would have loved to have seen the elephant and the giraffe!
