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Mystery Tales of Time Travel

Travel through Time and Solve the Mysteries…Follow a French writer who stumbles onto an old diary from a long lost relative. Read the diary and launch into a series of historical adventures far away from home. Can you find the clues, complete the riddles, and solve the mysteries so you can return home? Visit new and exotic places including old Rome, Baroque France, the Great Wall of China, Ancient Egypt, and more!

Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader Game Time

You’ve seen the show, now it’s time to prove what YOU know! Drop your pencil and gather the family because it’s Game Time! Can you answer all of the questions to prove that you Are Smarter Than A 5th Grader!

Mario and Luigi - Partners in Time

And you thought their last adventure was insane? In this sequel to Mario & Luigi

Girl Time

It is not just a game, it’s a lifestyle! Girl Time is everything a girl needs right at her fingertips. From fashion tips, dating advice and horoscopes to a social calendar, friendship book, quizzes, mini games and more. This game is jam-packed with the essentials that every girl needs for her busy, busy life.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles - Echoes of Time

March 3, 2009 – The world of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles has been a staple of Nintendo gaming for more than half a decade now, kicking things off on the GameCube by merging new technology and bringing the GBA and Nintendo’s console together for the first time via a unique link cable. Since then, players have been clamoring for more of the series, but Square Enix has been relatively slow to deliver. A Wii game was announced during the first unveiling of the Revolution over three years ago, but that game is still in development, going through various changes and evolutions as the team continues work.

On DS, rumors of a Crystal Chronicles game have been floating around since the dawn of the system, but it wasn’t until Ring of Fates released last year that Nintendo fans got their second dose of the series, now in portable form.

But what to do about Wii? The market is there, the flagship title isn’t finished yet, and Square had a perfectly good DS engine up and running. What if