The game was of incredibly poor quality and featured problems such as an abysmal frame rate, choppy controls, and gameplay dating back over 10 years. Subsequently, the tension and frustration caused by this game led to insomnia, nervous tics, loss of appetite, loss of self-respect, loss of friends, and severe mental anguish.

Suffice to say if you are a fan of the Feud, then don't go anywhere near this monstrosity.

With 12 missions of choppy, impossible to play through graphics, enemy AI which is apparently psychic and sound that is just plain bad, New World Order isn't a game you want in your library... or home... or state.

This game was NOT meant to be played with a touch screen and that's a fact that becomes painfully obvious once you've tried it.

The gameplay is old and unoriginal, the graphics are decent, the sound is horrible and the game itself is a real waste.

Do yourself a favor and purchase "Brain Age" or "Sudoku Gridmaster," but do not fall for this title. It will trap your soul and take away your spirit!

I think a more diverse selection of games would have helped add to the longevity of the title, but it's fun enough to keep a child occupied and the lesson to be learned in the game, as well as the well implemented controls, serve to make this a very desirable game for younger kids.

The levels may be somewhat linear and the lack of a checkpoint system is kind of harsh, but the overall level of quality and the presentation offered make this one a game that girls between the ages of four to ten could easily enjoy.

After several days being severly malnourished and incredibly tired, I can safely say that Gemsweeper is a title that is well worth the time, effort and money.

Board Game Classics tries to electronically recapture the days when board games were a staple in every kid's closet, but the only feeling it captures is that of a good idea gone awry. It's less like those fabled family board game nights and more like an atomic wedgie from a playground bully.