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• Graviton AI - 240 MS points. Graviton AI is a side-scrolling shooter that eases up on the difficulty level by using a health bar for the ship instead of the typical one-hit kill style. If you're playing Graviton AI, the first thing you're going to want to do is turn the sound effect volume very low or off (which the game's options thankfully let you do). They're that bad. But once the sound effects are gone, the game is much more enjoyable with a shop to upgrade your ship's weapons, and a nice variety of enemies. The on-screen bullet count can get pretty unforgiving, and you'll take a ton of unintentional hits. But the ship's health bar is big enough to compensate, allowing the minor hits to add to the tension without causing a game over.
• Hollow Ball - 80 MS points. Hollow Ball is a Pong clone that breaks the mold by actually being fun. You can move your paddle anywhere on your side of the screen, and all movements are physics-based so building momentum before hitting the ball will make it fly faster. Power-ups appear occasionally to keep things interesting, and overall it's a good multiplayer game. My only issue with the game is that it's only a multiplayer game, so solo players are out of luck.
• Origin - 400 MS points. Origin takes the classic Breakout formula and spins it around, literally. You move the paddle along a circular path around the target bricks, which adds a fun new challenge to the game. For an extreme challenge there's also a mode that gives you two paddles, each controlled by an analog stick on the controller, which requires far more coordination than I have in my thumbs. The only real drawback of Origin is that I'm not sure it's at the right price point since there are much deeper gameplay experiences with more graphical polish selling for much less. But if Breakout is what you want, then give Origin a try.
• Pulsar - 240 MS points. Pulsar is a music creation tone board. You are given a grid, with each activated square playing a different sound or musical note. It's fun and relaxing to create the music, and there are seven different musical themes ranging from percussion to a synthesizer to fit your mood. It is a little cumbersome moving along the grid with the Xbox controller, but not enough to completely take away from the experience.
• Dead Meat - 80 MS points. Dead Meat is a top-down zombie shooter with a bit of a slower pace than other Xbox indie shooters. Zombies aren't usually known for their speed, but in this game you can literally run circles around them. As the game progresses things get a big more challenging and fun as the zombie swarm grows in number, but it takes a good five minutes of play time to get to that point.
• Charlie Cat's Hot Air Balloon - 80 MS points. This is a side-scrolling shooter for kids and obsessive cat fans where you control a cat in a hot air balloon shooting apples at evil space cats. There's an adorable charm to the overload of cats in the game, but it's not enough to fully redeem a game that is lacking in any real gameplay depth. That being said, kids would probably get a kick out of it as a "my first shmup" game before they can move on to the more difficult games in the genre.
• Words Search - 240 MS points. Unsurprisingly, Words Search is a word search game. Surprisingly, it's a good one. Though I can't say that I've seen them all, the game claims to have over 10,000 words which it randomly places in four sizes of word search puzzles. The presentation is as bare bones as it can get, but it's functional and easy to navigate.

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• 2GoVids Rachel Star Stunt Show - 80 MS points. Do you wish the show Jackass starred a woman instead of a bunch of guys? If so, then this is for you. 2GoVids features 3 "stunt" videos: Bikini Paintball, Skate Park, and Knock Out. These are less so stunts then they are ways for her to go out of her way to inflict pain and make a fool of herself. In the trial version of the Xbox 360 app all 3 videos are locked until you purchase, but thankfully (or unfortunately) those videos and many more of her's are available on her youtube page (http://www.youtube.com/user/rachelstarlive). For your own good, please don't watch them. Each video takes away 3 minutes of your life that you can never get back.
• Azubi's Pool of Bethesda - 240 MS points. Pool of Bethesda is based on a biblical passage in which angels healed the sick through a pool of water. In the game you select one of 5 sick people and place them in different parts of the pool trying to find hidden angels to heal them. It works a little like the board game Battleship, although without a second player the game is far less interesting for more than a few minutes. I will say that it's the best biblically inspired game I've yet to play, but that's not saying a whole lot.
• Johnny's Skydiving Lessons - 80 MS points. Johnny has dropped his parachute right before he was about to go skydiving, and jumps out of the plane after it. You control Johnny, a smiley head with hands, and follow an arrow at the bottom of the screen indicating where the parachute is below you. The first time you play it's actually decent fun. But after the first level, every level is exactly the same. When I finally did miss the parachute and lost there was a sense of relief that the game was over, and not in a good way.
• War: The Card Game Advanced - 80 MS points. Most people know the classic card game War, in which each player puts down a card and the one with the higher number wins. War: The Card Game Advanced is almost the exact opposite. Each card has a number on it, with that number next to a picture of one of the face buttons on the controller. The first player to press the designated button the right number of times wins the hand, which usually means the lower number has a huge advantage. Some cards will have two or three buttons that you need to press to add some more challenge. Ultimately though, the game breaks down to a race to see who can mash a button the fastest, which just isn't a whole lot of fun.
• The Headsman - 80 MS points. Everything about The Headsman is like a bad cliché of goth metal music. You play as a hooded executioner and pull the right trigger to drop your axe and lop off a head, trying to time it so that the head falls into a point basket. All the while there is a music video playing a laughably bad song about beheadings. For those interested, the band in the music video is called Deathlike Silence, and the song title is the same as the game.
• Crazy Coins - 80 MS points. Coins fall from the sky and you need to collect them in your piggy banks. There's a 2 player mode where each player controls a piggy bank on the right and left side respectively, or you can play solo and control each side's piggy with the corresponding analog stick. The former is too easy, and the latter is missing that essential "fun" element of a game. The complete lack of any ability to pause the game is also questionable.
• Fire - 80 MS points. A video of a simple fire effect. It even has advanced options like "play" and "pause."
• Hypnotizing - 80 MS points. A video of a swirling design. It's made by the same person as Fire above, which shows in the use of the exact same menu and "options."

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