EyeToy Play: Astro Zoo

An EyeToy Disney game released only in Europe.

Let's Play Pet Hospitals is a pet care simulation video game produced by Portuguese studio Biodroid Productions and published by Deep Silver for the Nintendo DS and Microsoft Windows. Let's Play Pet Hospitals is full of interesting facts regarding different kinds of pets and their specific needs. Animals which have either run away or been abandoned, and may therefore be undernourished, ungroomed, and sick, are brought to the pet hospital. There, the player will need to take care of them and find them new homes, or return them to their original owners. PC or Nintendo DS vets will receive money for successful treatment, advising customers, and thus finding good homes for the pets under their care. This money can be used to build new condos and improve the pet center, for example by painting the walls, renewing the flooring and purchasing new furniture, or even clothes for the player character.

Play any of the four heroes from the Cocoto saga, and discover 150 original shooting games. They are often whacky but they are always fun and they can be played by all the family! The game comes with a break-action shotgun accessory that holds the Wii Remote and Nunchuk. Shooting never was so much fun, either alone or up to four players simultaneously.

Virtually experience the playful and relentless teasing of heroine, Takagi-san, in Teasing Master Takagi-san VR: 1st Semester. With sales of the original comic series exceeding 8.2 million copies in Japan, the romantic comedy makes its debut as a VR animation.

Challenge Park is a set of mini games: Basketball, Big Gun, Sea Combat, Shurikens Ninja and Dance Machine. There you can play, explore, shoot and dance for the prizes. This is a perfect entertaining experience, especially for those who are newbie in VR or would like to compete against one another.

Pocket MuuMuu is an action game developed by Sugar & Rockets and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation, and was released exclusively in Japan in 1999. It is a spin-off game in the Jumping Flash! series. The game makes use of the Sony PocketStation peripheral, but is not required to play. PocketStation games could be played in order to make money so you could buy more PocketStation games as well as other little items.

Midwestern developer Budcat Creations (Blast Works, New York Times Crosswords) is bringing the first “house-building party game” to Wii early in 2009. Our House will allow players to compete in a series of mini-games for tool and custom home upgrades.

A collection of minigames based on the movie

Minigames and avatar dress up with modeling motif.