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Detective Barbie 2 actually does just that: Remember that one music trivia game I played, Radio Active, the one that stored a database of 761 possible player names so it could personally address you? Before I found the fixed database, I wondered if it might actually sound out the name you input. Really, I haven’t laughed so hard at a game while being simultaneously stunned since… I don’t know, maybe Secret Agent Barbie. Games that elicit just the right combination of awe, bewilderment, and outright guffaws. And I’m glad I did because this is the kind of game I live for in this Gaming Pathology project. I’m not afraid, though, so I pressed forth. It’s darn creepy, mind you, the male singer crooning inappropriately that, “there’s just one girl you need to call / and she will … ease … your … mind.” You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. What could this game possibly serve up to push me to the brink? How about this Barbie Detective theme song which forcibly plays during installation? Listen to it listen to it all! Share in my pain…Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. So how bad could this really be, right? I’ve suffered through quite a lot, Barbie-wise, for the sake of this blog and MobyGames. So Barbie, Ken, and their wheelchair-bound friend - together comprising a formidable crime-solving force - take off on a much-needed vacation only to find themselves toe to toe with another tantalizing mystery at their resort destination. Yes! Barbie’s back! It seems that the initial outing for Team Barbie Detective in Barbie Detective (which I will probably eventually acquire so it can be entered into the database) was popular enough to warrant a sequel.

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Posted in Puzzle Games Windows Games | Leave a comment I suspect this is a familiar situation that leads to “500 channels and nothing’s on” sort of mentality. Similarly, I have over 180 game demos downloaded onto my PlayStation 3 in those rare situations that I feel inspired to sit down and try a game, I can’t decide what to play. I wouldn’t even know where to begin to play a game.

Still, confronted with so many choices, I feel absolutely daunted. I have my doubts that so many unique games have yet to exist in the history of computer gaming. In a way, I felt relieved to learn that there weren’t 333,000 unique games on the DVD. Thankfully, someone has already entered the 333,000 games DVD into MobyGames, absolving me of the responsibility. I tried a few of the games on the first (of 3) CD-ROMs covering the 100,000 games title but most of them are of a quality level that would have been embarrassing 15 years ago (the 100,000 games box lists a copyright of 2008 the 333,000 games DVD lists 2009). Yeah, there is just a handful of games with thousands of uninspired “levels” for each. So what’s the wager? Do you really think the games contain so many games? Or do you think it’s another situation like the 1997-in-1 game handheld unit that actually contained 14 unique games but hundreds of “levels” for each? What does Occam’s Razor have to say about the situation? Not satisfied with that, the very same companies (jewel cases both list Viva Media and Selectsoft) released a DVD-ROM claiming 333,000 games. Would you believe these new acquisitions?įirst, there’s a CD-ROM (it’s actually 3) that alleges to contain 100,000 games. But that’s not good enough, oh goodness, no.

I already have hundreds of games stockpiled.

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