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  • Dr. Daisy Pet Vet Review
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    Dr. Daisy Pet Vet Review

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    From restaurants, witch's dens and weddings to daycare centers, bakeries and hair salons, the "micromanagement" casual games are one of the hottest genres today. A new game, Dr. Daisy Pet Vet, introduces a budding veterinarian as the heroine of the story. It's good, and animal lovers will enjoy it, but it's not as good as other entries in the genre (most notably Diner Dash), nor is it a wholly unique offering.
  • Mahjong Roadshow Tips & Tricks Walkthrough
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    Mahjong Roadshow Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Mahjong Roadshow is a complex game in which you must match tiles and chose the most valued treasures. In the end, you may feel like Nicolas Cage with all these treasures surrounding you, but without the bad guys. Here are some tips that can help you achieve the best collection possible. BASIC TIPS Try to match the pairs of tiles in the set box. You will earn more points this way. By matching four of the same tile will earn you the most points. Matches can also be made by selecting two pairs of ...
  • Mahjong Roadshow Review
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    Mahjong Roadshow Review

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    Confession is good for the soul, so here goes: I like watching Antiques Roadshow on PBS. I enjoy seeing someone's jaw drop when they learn the ratty piece of furniture they bought at a garage sale for twenty bucks is actually worth a few grand. These days, that's close to the feeling I get when I play a casual game that takes a worn-out formula and injects it with new life. Case in point: Mahjong Roadshow from publisher PlayFirst and developer Zemnott.
  • Mahjongg Investigations: Under Suspicion Review
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    Mahjongg Investigations: Under Suspicion Review

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    Mahjongg Investigations: Under Suspicion can best be described as a combination of the ancient tile-matching game of Mahjongg (also referred to as Shanghai) and the classic whodunit board game of Clue.That is, not only do you need to pair up identical tiles on a 3-D board but you're playing this game at a crime scene, in the hopes to unravel enough clues to pin the charge on a suspect.This interesting fusion works -- for the most part.You play as a skilled detective in the 83rd precinct of the Metro City police, determined to help cease the rise of organized crime.