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Organization: Sweet Tooth Games

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    HotDog Hotshot Review

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    Hotdog Hotshotis a new time management game by developer Sweet Tooth Games. However, some gamers might recognize that this game is actually adapted from a previous Flash game called Hot Dog Bush. While the Flash game enjoyed a lot of popularity, the download version is less convincing given its lacklustre presentation, well-worn gameplay and lack of innovation.
  • HotDog Hotshot Preview
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    HotDog Hotshot Preview

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    When you get to sneak away from work to grab a bite to eat, few things are as tasty and as satisfying as a hot dog. If you live in New York, the street corners are littered with them. Vendors of every shape and size eagerly boil and broil their wieners for hungry New Yorkers. Think it's an easy job? Well it's time to put that theory to the test. BigWig Media's upcoming time management game HotDog Hotshot not only has you serving up America's favourite street treat, but puts you in competition against other vendors trying to earn the coveted Golden Hotdog.
  • The Scruffs Tips & Tricks Walkthrough
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    The Scruffs Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Help the Scruffs save their family home by following our tips and tricks. GENERAL TIPS   You start every level with 3 bones, each bone represents a hint you can use in the game. You can earn additional hints by searching for the one extra bone that is hidden in every room. The bones have a faint glow around them that will help you locate them. You can tell if a room still has a bone to find if you see sketch of a bone at the bottom right corner of the list of items to find. You can ON...
  • The Scruffs Review
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    The Scruffs Review

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    There are hidden object games (average and unimaginative) and there are hidden object games (exceptional and inventive). The Scruffs is, predominantly, one of the latter. It offers the usual seek-and-find ingredients - varied locations brimming with "treasures" for Antiques Roadshow and a mix of interspersed mini-games - but it does so with greater panache than the majority of its contemporaries.