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MCF: Dire Grove

A group of graduate students have gone missing in a town, Dire Grove, whereby a Celtic legend has been passed down from generations to generations for centuries. It has been told as a fairy tale to scare young kids.
However, is it really just a fairy tale, or a true legend? If it's not real, then what are the students?
Play the game to uncover the mystery now!
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Go HERE to download the free trial from official website

Dire Grove

Scribblenauts

A DS console game.
Control the cute little character around, creating different objects to aid him in solving in each level.
Aim of the game is to go through every level and get the star light thing. It seems easy but it's getting more and more challenging towards the end.
Think you have a wide vocabulary? You can try this game now yourself!
You can read our review HERE!
Click HERE to try for your own!

Scribblenauts

iSketch

Online Pictionary!
Challenge your friends today with this fun-filled game.
Click HERE to play!
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iSketch

Nintendo: Piracy to Blame for 50 Percent Drop in European Sales

Posted by Mooyalty Thursday, April 22, 2010
Source: http://e4924611.tinybucks.net

Rampant piracy has slowed DS software sales in Europe by nearly 50 percent, says Nintendo.


Software sales for the Nintendo DS have recently plummeted by nearly 50 percent in Europe. The reason for such a massive decline? According to Nintendo, the blame falls squarely on piracy.

Gamasutra reports on Nintendo's claim that rampant piracy is responsible for the dropping sales in Europe. Nintendo monitored just 10 overseas websites for illegal software downloads, and, according to their findings, these sites racked up over 238 million counts of piracy during the month of June 2009 alone. The company says that if you factor in the average cost of DS games, that's nearly 11 billion in lost sales.
The falling sales in Europe look especially grim when compared to the software numbers from the same period in the U.S. and Japanese markets, which have seen sales drop 11 and 7 percent, respectively (via Asahi Shimbun).
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata hopes to combat piracy by releasing new hardware, like the upcoming 3DS, designed to make running illicit software more difficult for pirates.

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