Geek Swagger.
Buy, Borrow or Bury: Trism
I promised a second video and here it is! Â My first game review for the iPhone/iPod Touch is . Â It's a brand new take on the puzzle genre of games that have become very popular, fans of games like Bejeweled, Hexic, and even Puzzle Quest will be right at home playing it. Â It's my first App Store purchase, so was it worth the $5? Â You'll have to watch the video to find out. =)
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