There’s just no escaping Twilight. It’s in the supermarkets, video stores and book stores. It’s in the food we eat and the women we date. To survive as a man in this world, you have to be vaguely familiar with it, and you have to try not to giggle when Edward tries to look intense but instead looks like he is going to vomit. Perhaps Scene It? Twilight is a good idea then? I mean, it is a video game at least, and guys like those. With more than 500 multiple choice questions featuring clips and images from the film, new gameplay modes, and a user interface designed to please fans of the movie, you can actually learn, while playing a video game your girlfriend won’t mind taking up the TV between DVD screenings.

“Konami is always looking to engage people in new means of interactive gaming experiences. The TWILIGHT film has an incredibly popular following who crave content and new media well after the movies are no longer in theatres,” said Kazumi Kitaue, Chairman and President of Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. “With extensive content from the film, Scene It? Twilight will bring life to the excitement and energy surrounding the popular film in an all-new way.”

Scene It? Twilight is due out in the next few months for the Wii, with traditional board game versions hitting store shelves as well. Let’s not worry about why such a deep adult film-related game is only coming out on the Wii, and try to focus on the fact that Alice Cullen is extremely easy on the eyes.

Ghosts push aside alien abductions, werewolf infections and nightclubbing vampires to become the sole element of the occult in The Sims 3.

There’s always something supernatural in every Sims game. From werewolf babies in the Sims 2 Pets expansion all the way back to alien abductions in The Sims (which did not result in pregnancy), producers have slipped something strange in to make gameplay that much more interesting.

Sims 3 Associate Producer Grant Rodiek is no exception. One of his many pet-projects in the game is the “playable ghosts” Opportunity. Opportunities in Sims 3 are like mini quests – they appear every so often in one of the Sims’ sub-menus as optional tasks your Sim can complete to earn special bonuses or rewards.

Rodiek wouldn’t go into too much detail on how the Ghost Opportunity worked, but he said completing it was a walk in the park compared to how hard becoming a werewolf was in The Sims 2.

As a consolation, he took a sim to the town graveyard to show me another facet of the ghostly occult in Sims 3. You can send a sim into the stone mausoleum the way you would send them off to work in The Sims 2. Text options will pop up, letting you choose what your sim should do down there in the dark catacombs. Good things might happen, bad things might happen; or, he hinted, your Sim might not make it back.

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