MS One: Maximum Security is a rather quirky yet fun film to watch which takes place in the future of 2079. This film had bad jokes, lots of slapstick and plenty of action to amuse even the most dull of characters that might be watching. It is a fun ride to take but when it is over you will be wondering what it was that you just watched. The film is fun but when it is done you find it hard to remember exactly what happened in it. Sometimes that is a good thing though when you just want to kick back and unwind. No sex, lots of violence and a character that could give a damn about the world or even what is going on. He just wants to get things done, save his own skin and tell as little about himself in the process. He also likes to tell your wife jokes as he is hit repeatedly by a security marine.  Read more... (693 words, 138 images, estimated 2:46 mins reading time)

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Iwin Games makes some pretty nice casual games, but I was a bit disappointed when I booted up Jewel Quest Mysteries: The Oracle of Ur. I was expecting a match 3 game, but I was given a HOM from the beginning. Now, I love an adventure game, and the setting was pretty unique, since looking for artifacts in Mesopotamia does not get as much media attention as Egypt or Central America.

In recent Hollywood treasure-hunting movies, we rarely see anything dealing with Sumer or Babylon. I was up for a nice change of pace, but then out comes the journal, and not one match 3 puzzle… yet. It seems that this game is part of a series that deals with three treasure-hunters living in the 1930s. Two Americans, one Brit, Rupert, Emma, and Sebastian. There are hints at a love triangle, but the focus on finding the “Oracle of Ur” is based in finding jewel boards, and putting them together. Then we get into the sparkling match 3 puzzles we promised.  Read more... (291 words, 31 images, estimated 1:10 mins reading time)