Taco Bell
Taco Bell is a great choice for gamers and movie watchers alike. You can get a huge variety of options at Taco Bell including cheesy chili burritos, soft and hard shell tacos, and their great french fries of course. And if you’re a cheap ass gamer like me you can use Taco Bell Coupons to save loads of cash. Hey if you spend less on Taco’s you can have more money to spend on games right? The only negative when you’re gaming is that tacos tend to be a bit on the messy side. But what gamer’s pad is a bastion of cleanliness?

Pizza Hut Canada
I’m a Canadian so this will be written from a Pizza Hut in Canada perspective as that’s what I’m more familiar with. And trust me.. I’m awfully familiar with Pizza Hut! Pizza is great because of the grease, the cheese, the meat, the peppers. This is my personal fave when it comes to watching movies and playing games. It’s a bit more expensive than taco though so I’m sure to use coupons whenever I can. The only negative is that there’s a good chance that you’ll get pizza grease onto your fingers on onto your game controllers. You almost need to eat and game in shifts which actually works out well if you’ve got two friends over and you’re playing Smash Bros or other two player games.

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Update: I’m assuming this is with 3D effects turned on and at the highest setting.

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The game we were already half-aware of is AR Shot, which is “sort of combination of pool and miniature golf.” The goal is to sink a ball into a hole, just like in golf, but you must use cue stick to do so. What makes this exciting though is that the terrain is “warped” and obstacles are placed in your way. You’re then able to move around your environment to properly line up shots.

And there’s also a fishing game which is appropriately named Fishing. “Your table becomes a fishing pond, and you lower and raise your rod into the water to pull out bigger and bigger fish.” The game’s controls and visual effects are described as impressive, although I suspect there’ll be a bit more challenge that the description we’ve received makes it sound.

The artists of the world can use Graffiti, a “3D drawing application in which you can use several different paintbrushes and other visual effects, including fire.” Once again, the sort of thing you need to see in action I think, which is probably why this one has been kept under wraps.

Lastly there’s Mii Pics and Star Pics which are two different augmented reality games that are very similar in functionality. The former allows you to snap 3D photos of your Miis as if they’re standing in the real world, while the latter allows you to do the same thing, but with Nintendo characters instead of Miis.

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• nintendogs + cats – 10/9/9/10
• Samurai Warriors: Chronicles – 9/9/8/8
• Super Street Fighter IV 3D – 9/8/8/9
• PES 2011 3D – 8/8/8/8
• Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle – 8/8/8/8
• Ridge Racer 3D – 8/8/7/9
• Super Monkey Ball 3D – 9/8/8/7
• Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D – 6/6/6/6
• Puzzle Bobble 3D – 6/6/6/6

These scores aren’t too surprising, but I’m glad Samurai Warriors Chronicles has been well received. I enjoyed playing it, and it definitely seems like an experience I’ll be willing to pay for.

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