Nintendo DS owners, Cooking Mama lovers like myself, brace yourself. It’s been officially announced that Cooking Mama will return sometime this fall as Crafting Mama. She’ll have over 40 craft projects, along with a scrapbook in which you can save pictures of your creations. You can even team up with a friend via local multiplayer, if the crafting gets too lonesome. Some craft projects include sewing Mama’s apron and decorating her house. More »

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Couldn’t get enough of Alice in Wonderland opening in theaters yesterday? Luckily for you, there’s more paths to follow the rabbit down. The flash game path to be exact. I went down this path by playing this free Alice in Wonderland flash game that’s super cute and easy to play. More »

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I accepted my invite to the Hello Kitty Party for Nintendo DS by buckling down and getting myself my own copy to play. Hello Kitty is to cake as Jinra is to fat kid. After playing the game in its entirety, I’ve concluded that while it’s unbelievably cute and all kinds of adorbz, I’m probably too old to be partying with Hello Kitty. More »

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Food-based flash games are the way to my heart. There’s Jelly Coco, Nartbox’s Magic Castle and now MogMog. If the cutest bento you’ve ever laid eyes on and Bejeweled were ever to mate, you’d have MogMog. More »

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Not only is there a Hello Kitty Party Magazine, there now exists a Hello Kitty Party game for Nintendo DS. I’ve recently myself become a Nintendo DS owner and it is with great confidence that I say that Nintendo DS, by itself, is already a party. I can’t imagine what playing Hello Kitty Party on DS would be like. More »

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You know how mother always warns you not to play with food? With Jelly Coco, you can. Granted, it’s a cute flash game but the concept is still the same. The game is actually a cute clone of a SEGA Klax arcade game. Your objective is to catch falling pies then drop them from the paddle on the bottom to make rows of the same color pie. If you drop a lot of pie, the game will end…naturally. Dropping a pie anywhere is a downright sin anywhere, anyways. More »

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Sadly, I’m not an owner of a PSP but the PSP-3000 Sweet Limited Package, has got me wanting one in the worst way. The package is a collaboration between Sony and American fashion designer Jill Stuart. The bundle features a Blossom Pink-colored PSP-3000, a 4GB memory stick, a Jill Stuart cloth and a Jill Stuart-branded PSP carrying case. For the fashionista in me, this is one sweet deal. More »

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From Wirebot:

Pets are expensive and they tend to poop everywhere. Why deal with real pets, when soon you will be able to care for a realistic virtual pet? Forget about Fluffy - just get an EyePet! This adorable monkey/bush baby critter (coming for PS3 in 2010) is just like a real pet, minus the hassle. He reacts to your every move (as long as you’re within reach of the PS3 Eye) and you’ll only need to pay a one-time fee. More »

It’s not often when someone makes a pact to paint a different design on their nails every day for a year. And when a pact like that is made, it’s just awesome. The author of The Daily Nail put herself to “The Challenge” and here’s what she had to say: More »

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From Wirebot:

I don’t care what video game haters and protesters say - video games are educational. They can teach you better hand-eye coordination, decision making, leadership skills, and, perhaps most importantly of all - dating secrets.

Why else would Harvest Moon be around for so long? Do you really think that it’s the exciting premise of waking up every morning to do chores, raise and water crops, and pull weeds from your farm? Of course not! It’s the dating and courting aspect that makes the game so appealing. Every Harvest Moon game is about two things: farming, and getting married. But you don’t just pick a girl you like and marry her. You have to win her heart, increase her affection towards you, and only then can you try to push your relationship beyond “just friends” to “just married.”

I think some men need to play Harvest Moon, to learn a thing or two. Here are 7 lessons that Harvest Moon teaches you about dating and winning a woman over (and please note that while these are addressed at men, and are about women, most of them can be applied to either sex). More »

Being from sunny Southern California, my perception of what the winter season should be like is completely skewed. Out of whack, even. It’s been over a decade since I’ve seen snow, I don’t own a coat and temperatures below 60 F degrees require a good amount of emotional preparation. Luckily, Orisinal.com has just released “Winterbells,” a winter-themed bunny flash game! More »

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I’m not going to lie. After seeing the overly-cutesy visuals of this game, I figured this game wasn’t for me. A grown man of all things playing a game like this! After swallowing my pride and giving the game a chance though, I discovered a fun and addicting tower defense game that’s hard to put down. More »

And cuter! EyePet is a game on PS3 that makes use of the PlayStation Eye (a webcam peripheral, successor to EyeToy).

This game is all about having fun with a creature that’s little, cute, adorable, funny, energetic, playful… You get the point. I’m still not sure what it is (I mean, what’s a simian? And what mammal comes from an egg?) but, this thing is better than any Tamagotchi, Nintendog or Milo. More »

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Korean flash game Magic Castle is pretty much the worst thing that has happened to me all week. I worked really hard to get the Bejeweled game addiction out of my system, and now it’s back in my life — only WAY cuter and in Korean. The rules of the game are pretty much the same. Instead of boring ol’ jewels you get cuter items like cupcakes (do we see a theme here?), hearts and cute animals. There goes any ideas of me being productive this week. More »

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You don’t have to be a geek to play games. At Orisinal: Morning Sunshine, you can play cute games all day to your heart’s content. I even took the liberty of playing a few games for you. More »

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