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The toothy-grinned teenage twins are back, and this time they have boy trouble. Don't worry, we don't have a teenage pregnancy on our hands, but we do have a couple of spotty pubescent lads who are perving over the flawless Mary-Kate and Ashley.
Your job is to help the girls find out who their secret admirers are, by piecing together a secret note consisting of completing challenges set throughout the school. There are over 30 levels of tween-oriented gameplay such as cheerleading, dance, photography, animal collecting and mini golf.
Sadly, it's all mindless rubbish that leaves a bitter taste in my mouth.
The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons/Ages
Game Boy Color
I don't really understand this, but I'm sure there are lots of losers out there who eat, sleep and breathe the Zelda games. And here's not one but two new Zelda titles - Oracle Of Seasons and Oracle Of Ages.
The biggest difference between Seasons and Ages is the aspect of the Zelda formula that each focuses on: Ages is puzzle-heavy while Seasons is action-oriented. Not that Ages skimps on the monster-slaying or Seasons has no puzzles to solve.
If you're a true Zelda fan you won't settle for just one - you'll be nice to your granny and get her to buy you both.
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