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Family Friendly Gaming #31
Family Friendly Gaming has launched the March in the year of our Lord 2009 issue of the MONTHLY DVD and video magazine online. Plenty of Family Friendly video games are brought your way in this issue. A plethora of reviews, previews, columns, and other information to assist you in your video game, DVD, and Blu-ray purchases. Lego Universe graces the front cover. Plenty of exciting new games for families are found within the 79 pages of this amazing video game magazine that continues to grow. Family Friendly Gaming is the longest running video game magazine for families. The online version is being released for free. Get to reading, and then email in your comments on the latest, and edgiest issue of Family Friendly Gaming.
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Welcome to the Family Friendly Gaming website.
This website is for and about video games from a family friendly viewpoint. The Family Friendly Gaming website goes hand in hand with the Family Friendly Gaming magazine - which was the first ever Christian video game magazine. There are plenty of family friendly video games out there; we work very hard to find them for you, and to give them their much deserved time in the lime light. Not everything from the video game industry is bad, and we do our small part to exhibit that. We hope you enjoy what we do, as much as we enjoy doing it. This website is the original full fledged free video game site for families. Often imitated, but never duplicated. Family Friendly Gaming remains safe for the entire family, and thanks you for your continued support and trust. Together we have made a major impact on the video game industry. We are now walking together by covering DVD's and Blu-ray's. We are so very thankful you stopped by to visit us. Expect the Holy Bible to be used to back up our opinions.
Pokemon Fans Follow a Route in Times Square for Discovery
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions offer detailed graphics, intuitive touch-screen features and hundreds of Pokémon to catch, battle and trade. For the first time, players can wirelessly transfer their favorite Pokémon to their Pokéwalker, a special pedometer included with each game.
Project Runway Struts into Stores
Atari, Inc., and The Weinstein Company,
announced that the
Project Runway videogame, based on the mega hit-TV program, is making its way “from the runway” into retail stores today. This fashion forward title, developed by Tornado Studios, is currently available for Wii.
Cheer We Go goes Gold
Star Hill needs spirit! Its sports teams are in a major slump, and the
whole town is in despair. It's so bad, the cheerleading squad is down
to just one person! It's up to the player to revive the town's
cheerleader squad and bring the winning spirit back to Star Hill!
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I had some real trepidation about The Princess and the Frog. The main reason is because from what little I knew of this movie, it was going to have voodoo in it. I know previous Disney movies have had magic, and usually it is pretty light. So my hope was that The Princess and the Frog would receive the same treatment. |
| There are over 3,500 cards in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2010 Reverse of Arcadia. Every single one of them is pretty small looking in this Nintendo DS game. The characters, and role playing areas look around average. There are some nice colors in this hand held video game. |
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The visuals in MLB 10 The Show are near perfect. Players look extremely realistic, and their animations are also realistic. Pitching requires quite a bit of strategy, however the game gives suggestions about which pitch and where to place it. |
| Martha Speaks Martha Says it with Flowers is all about a talking dog who teaches kids vocabulary words. The television shows explain the meaning of the words, and their proper usage. There are eight episodes of the television show that will run for around 100 minutes. |
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