What a strange and wonderful way to go, I mean at the end of the world that is. The Wonderful End of the World is probably the most bizarre collecting game I've ever seen in my life. The fully 3D world is...well, collectible. you start out as what I can only call a being of pure energy, though at times you look like popcorn and those dots from Pac-Man, and have to begin to consume or collect everything around you.

Brighter Minds Media, LLC makes a lot of great games, DVD, PC and otherwise. Many of those games are educational and I thought it important that we know about these games. So I asked a friend of the site to be our education expert and take a look at some games. I was immensely happy when she said yes. So I present you with the first educational game review from our resident teacher of children.

 May luck and happiness shine down upon all teachers, for they are the foundation upon which our future is built. They create the leaders of tomorrow.

 --SuperGuido

(The Xbox 360 version of the game with the wired X-plorer guitar was used for this review.)

Although I've never been all that good at it, I love the Guitar Hero franchise.  So when Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock was announced, I was elated.  Now that I've played it, I can say, its everything I could have expected it to be.

It’s 7PM on a Tuesday evening as you make your approach into Rockford, IL. (KRFD)  You have been up since 4AM to get the bosses to a 9AM meeting in Dallas.  The return flight was supposed to feature tailwinds, but the traffic jam headed north due to thunderstorms sends you to western Oklahoma before you can turn northeast.  Since you have to cross the traffic lanes into Chicago they hold you up at 23,000 feet until 40 miles from the airport.  You are flying a 6-passenger jet that can drop at 6,000 feet-per-minute and you blaze on in at 330 knots.  However once you get below 10,000 feet there is a speed limit of 250.  You have to slow down but the airport is getting bigger in the window, you are too high, there is a rain shower ahead of you, it’s dark…