When Men hear the word “Accessorizing” it conjures up images of beauty counters and boutiques but these games prove that accessories aren't just for women any more. Go ahead boys and girls! Drool over these coveted virtual accessories. I won't tell anyone.

Fan boys, this article is not for you, we’re talking to our girls here, so go sit in the other room and hold the purse like you’ve been taught.

Normally the WTF statement on this site is reserved for our very own Master Blaster, but when I saw IGNs latest endorsement of a site called gamecrush.com ‘What the F*%$!’ is all I could think.

Video game violence can be a hot topic. I think it is delusional and short sighted to blame violent tendencies of a child wholly on a game. I think a child can play any game their parent feels they are mature enough for. I’ve met 8 year olds who were better zombie slayers than me. I think it’s all in the approach, parents who have a more hands-on parenting style probably allows their children more freedom to choose their games. Why? Because they know what their child can handle, they talk to their kid and they explain how fantasy differs from reality.

James Gallagher blogger over at Sony posted a question that women gamers are getting rather tired of answering.  

I think with all the bad and horrible things said about gamers and gaming, that it is time to show some of the good that is in the gaming community. I know there is a stigma that all gamers are basement dwelling mama boys with pasty skin and egomania based on their online lives, it’s not true. The truth is most gamers are adults with jobs, families and really big hearts. Check out the following charities and help out if you can. I’m a huge believer in karma and that what we put out there will come back to us, so let’s help some of these charities give the world a huge Spirit buff.    

A Kingdom for Keflings coming to PC   Orem, Utah – Nov. 13, 2009 – NinjaBee, a division of Wahoo Studios and a leading independent video games developer, has announced its award-winning Xbox LIVE® Arcade title, A Kingdom for Keflings, is coming to PC.  “Bringing A Kingdom for Keflings to the PC audience has been a priority for us.” said Brent Fox, NinjaBee’s Art Director. “It’s been a runaway hit on XLA and we are offering the same, high-quality game on the PC. We are proud and we’re excited to finally make it available to so many of those who haven’t been able to play before.”   The popular, innovative city-building game originally arrived on Xbox LIVE Arcade on Nov. 19, 2008 and a year later remains among the downloadable service’s most downloaded titles. Featuring a light-hearted, play-at-your-own-pace style of gameplay with beautiful visuals and catchy, frolicsome music, A Kingdom for Keflings offers players a relaxing, fun experience that is unexpectedly addictive. A Kingdom for Keflings was voted the 2008 Xbox LIVE Arcade Award-winner for Best Family Game.