Busy Bea's Halftime Hustle

Excuse me , but i can't read what you wrote . All i can see :

Blunderton’s
“Worst
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Beatrice’s
Bea’s

Thanks .

lackoo wrote:Excuse me , but i can't read what you wrote . All i can see :

Blunderton’s
“Worst
�
Beatrice’s
Bea’s

Thanks .

Same here.

lackoo wrote:Excuse me , but i can't read what you wrote . All i can see :

Blunderton’s
“Worst
�
Beatrice’s
Bea’s

Thanks .

Same here.

sorry for double post

I see:

Blunderton’s
“Worst
�
Beatrice’s
Bea’s

but those words are within a full paragraph of text about the game. I'm running Vista Home Premium, 64 bit.

lackoo wrote:Excuse me , but i can't read what you wrote . All i can see :

Blunderton’s
“Worst
�
Beatrice’s
Bea’s

Thanks .

What does it matter if it can be read or not. The game is junk.

sassylassie wrote:
What does it matter if it can be read or not. The game is junk.

Based on what? The game has nice graphics, five different grades of difficulty, a large number of varying upgrades, is quite challenging, and offers a lot of interesting twists for people who like this genre, including puzzle, special challenge, and regular levels. Apart from that it still features the dragging-mechanic from Megaplex Madness (or the Sally's-series for that matter), while avoiding the flow-breaking pop-up mini-games.

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Please fix your errors/mistakes in moderator's post and I'll look at game;if not ...

sassylassie wrote:

lackoo wrote:Excuse me , but i can't read what you wrote . All i can see :

Blunderton’s
“Worst
�
Beatrice’s
Bea’s

Thanks .

What does it matter if it can be read or not. The game is junk.

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I love this kind of game. It's like Megaplex which is a lot of fun...........but more involved...........

laeddie wrote:Please fix your errors/mistakes in moderator's post and I'll look at game;if not ...

laeddie, don't let a software mistake thingie keep you from trying this game. These starting forum msgs are set up automatically at midnight BFG-time and something must have gone wrong with transferring the apostrophes and quotation marks, both ' and " .

Just in case you don't know already: The game text here is exactly the same as on the game download page, and can be read there (at least I can). Go there via the "Try this game"-link above.

Great game - similiar mechanics to the Megaplex games which I have played all the levels over and over. it's a buy!

DonnyDJ wrote:

sassylassie wrote:

lackoo wrote:Excuse me , but i can't read what you wrote . All i can see :

Blunderton’s
“Worst
�
Beatrice’s
Bea’s

Thanks .

What does it matter if it can be read or not. The game is junk.

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Besides on this game it has to do with sports, and I hate sports. I am allowed to give comments on games just like you. And you said TM's are the second largest game genre? Then why are the Hidden Object Game boards have 4 if not 5 times as many people on it then the TM's. And no, TM's aren't the second largest genre, it's Family and Children.

Best-selling Computer Games Genres
30.8% Strategy
19.8% Family & Children's
14.4% Shooter
12.4% Role-Playing
5.8% Adventure
4.7% Action
3.7% Sports

And yes I do know a little of what I am talking about as I beta tested from beginning to end Lilly & Sasha 1&2, Dawn's Light 2, Dawn's Light Another Christmas Tale, Infernal Veil 1, (these are all Role Playing Games), and quite a few Hidden Object games and the new (game site removed by moderator) site. So be it.

sassylassie wrote:
(removed by moderator) Besides on this game it has to do with sports, and I hate sports. I am allowed to give comments on games just like you. And you said TM's are the second largest game genre? Then why are the Hidden Object Game boards have 4 if not 5 times as many people on it then the TM's. And no, TM's aren't the second largest genre, it's Family and Children.

Best-selling Computer Games Genres
30.8% Strategy
19.8% Family & Children's
14.4% Shooter
12.4% Role-Playing
5.8% Adventure
4.7% Action
3.7% Sports

First Thing: Tm games are the second largest genre in the casual market, behind Hidden Object games.
Second thing: You are aware that around 1000 graphs for "best-selling genres" exist, right? Those percentages you show do not even apply to the casual market.
Third thing: You are free to comment on any game, but if you simply insult a game and give no reason at all then you will be called out for that, simple as that.

"Sassy"

HOG players visit the boards a lot more frequently because those type of games frequently require hints, discussions, how do I questions, where do I questions, etc...

Time management games, while requiring strategy as well, are played in a more arcade and less mystery style than hidden object games...There is much less need for discussion

As for me knocking down hidden object games in the past, **almost ALL of my comments were in the chitchat corner and NOT on a specific forum for a specific hidden object game.** THAT's the difference. My sheer frustration is that Bigfish has not attempted to produce/create a true blue time management game on their own since 2006. (Mystic Inn) To me thats disappointing for a Casual Games Company that has clearly blown all the other portals out of the water...

Why did you both post this here and send me the same private message?

As for your statistics, those statistics are not specific to casual games; Rather, they are about all types of computer gaming. If you were to find sales statistics on casual games, you would see the HOGs are # 1, followed by time management games in 2nd...

Hi everyone,

_DD is very correct in that these particular posts go up automatically, and that they currently do not display apostrophes and quotation marks properly unless we have manually edited them. I've gone ahead and done this now.

I'd like to also remind everyone that it's important to keep all debate positive and constructive, which goes along with the first of the Forum Rules:

Treat other posters with respect. Harassing, attacking, threatening, provoking, calling unwanted attention to, name-calling, insulting, or bothering other forum users will not be tolerated. Play nice.

Please contact the moderation team with any questions.

Thanks,

-bfgDonau

bfgDonau wrote: I've gone ahead and done this now.

Thank you .

I, for one, do not like TM or M3 games, but I don't disparage the fans who do. I come to BF specifically for the HOGS (and all the variations, thereof) and I bide my time for one to show up, knowing there are MANY fans of other game genres.

If you TM or M3 game lovers are discouraged about BF offering more HOGS, there are other websites out there where the aforementioned genres are the rule and HOGS are the "exception" ((game sites removed by moderator), for two). Some of you act like BF is the only gaming website in the vast area known as cyberspace (albeit, they're the best for my particular taste and DO offer more of what this HOG fan looks forward to).

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Why can't we all just get along? I am a TM first strategy/adventure 2nd and HiddenObject 3rd CUSTOMER here at BF and could do without the negative comments from both sides. What I come here for are mostly reviews etc. I used to belong to other sites until I got viruses and had to have my computer reworked. I TRUST BF. HAPPY GAMING to all and enjoy your choices.