Bargain/Bin is back and Brian and Phil have been out and about picking more "gems", for under a fiver, to review for your delectation.
Having purchased a couple of Guinea Pigs the other week, I've realised that they're a lot like videogames: they're great fun to play with, both alone and with friends, and whilst they have a high intial startup cost, the benefits you'll receive from them are well worth the asking price. They also cost around the same, but, whereas my Guineas will bring happiness to my home for the next 4-8 years (here's hoping much longer), games don't quite seem to last that long.
Fishing. Not the most exciting of sports. In fact only really snooker, indoor bowls and darts [lies! - Ed] come close to matching its mind-numbing dullness. So you might be forgiven for thinking that fishing would be an unlikely subject for an arcade style video game. And you'd be right. However, in a world where Barbie Horse Adventures exists, anything is possible. Promising "rod-bending, heart pounding, fish fighting" action, Rapala Fishing Frenzy 2009 is the latest entry into this surprisingly well populated genre.
Xbox 360