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If you want to play a GOOD point and click adventure, try TellTale's Sam & Max games.  Or their Wallace & Gromit or Monkey Island titles.

I've never seen Divergent or Hungry Games.

Who published it?

It was a surprise when i won because my brother said my game was stupid (and it was, but hey, I still won!).

If you keep training all year, by next winter you'll be racing up all sorts of mountains!  Heck, you'll just be able to pick them up!  We'll have to call you Super Tami.  Keep up the great work and I'll keep on cheering you on!

And here it is:

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2015/03/04/ag-drive-ipad/

Mario RPG is great.  Have you ever played Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door?  That's an even better Mario RPG!

I love the WarioWare games!  I've played them all, too!  Actually, the first one on GBA is one of the best, and it won my Game of the Year award back in 2003 when it was originally released.  Along with Animal Crossing, I think WarioWare is one of Nintendo's best 'new' IPs.

I like all the other WarioWare games, but they never quite captured the magic of the first.  Except WarioWare D.I.Y.  This was a WarioWare game on the DS that let you design your own microgames (kind of like Mario Paint)!  Back when it was recenlty released, you could even upload games online for others to play, too.  Nintendo had a contest that would feature games with a theme, and I won one of their contests they had about games with creatures and animals in them.  Winners would have their game posted by Nintendo for everyone to download and try!  My game was called "Feed a Kitty" and you had to choose a cat food for a cat to eat.  You wanted to pick the vitamin packed "Meow Power" to turn the cat super buff and win the game.  Lose by picking "Fatty Cat" cat food that would make the cat super fat!  Because I won, I named WarioWare D.I.Y. my Game of the Year in 2010.  If you get a chance, you should try that game, too!

Who are your favorite WarioWare charaters?  Mine are 9-Volt, Mona, and Kat & Ana.

I thought Rayman Legends had tighter controls than many Mario games.

I just finished revieweing AG Drive over at GamerDad.com.  I'd post a link, but the review isn't scheduled to go live until Tuesday evening.  It was pretty good for an iPad game, though.