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• Kissy Poo - 80 MS points. Kissy Poo is billed as a game for very, very young children, and in that respect the bright colors and inability to lose make this game an excellent choice for the 3 and under crowd. The gameplay consists of moving your Kissy Poo character around to kiss sad animals so that they can be happy again. As if the game were at risk of not being adorable enough, any button you press makes baby-like noises. The best part though is how at the end of every level a rainbow shines announcing that it's dance time with happy animals dancing around the screen. It's worth at least downloading the trial version to see the dance time, but only small children and stoners should make the full purchase.
• Experiment 12 - 80 MS points. Experiment 12 seems to be the child of N+ and fellow Xbox indie game Pixel Man. You jump and wall jump through obstacle filled levels and a steep difficulty curve. Unfortunately, the wall jumping doesn't feel quite right, which can be a problem most later levels rely on that skill. But if you can overcome the wall jumping difficulties there's a fun, challenging game to be had.
• Head Shot 2 - 80 MS points. Head Shot 2 is, surprise, the follow up to the previously released indie game Head Shot. A dangerous criminal is hiding among a crowd of people, and you need to find and shoot him before he can harm innocent civilians. It's like "Where's Waldo" with a sniper rifle. I think in the end I preferred the original Head Shot to this sequel, but this version is still a decent game on its own merits.
• StarField Battle - 240 MS points. StarField Battle is a twin-stick shooter that has, for whatever reason, added an ammo limit to the gameplay. The game also lets you weild two weapons at once for double the firepower, but since there's only one fire button you'll use both weapons' ammo at the same time. If there was a way to switch between weapons to compensate for the ammo restriction, then it could elevate this average shooter to a higher level.
• Tank-tastic! - 240 MS points. Tank-tastic! is an overhead tank game that puts some more modern gaming conventions in the classic gameplay. Typical overhead tank games essentially break down to a multiplayer deathmatch mode, and Tank-tastic! has that but then adds other modes like survival and capture the flag to the mix. There's a brief single player mode that introduces the player to each of the new modes, but the multiplayer is real focus. Even with the new modes the slow tank controls feel very dated, but the gameplay is considered classic for a reason as the game is still fun to play.

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• Lemonade Ltd. - 80 MS points. Have you every wanted to make an insane amount of (virtual) money? Lemonade Ltd. is a lemonade stand tycoon game that is almost completely transparent about how much money you will make, creating an incredibly easy business sim. Weather tries to add some depth, but it's not hard to figure out that you don't keep a lemonade stand open in the rain.
• yOm_fury - 80 MS points. yOm wasn't an especially good Pac Man clone when it was released a few weeks ago at a higher price point, so this "lite" version isn't much to get excited about. I appreciate that there is less content in this version, but that is hardly a compliment.
• The Flashlight - 80 MS points. Really? There is so much wrong with a flashlight app being made for the 360. Pathetic.

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