Advantages: fun, pick up and play, replayability Disadvantages: not groundbreaking in graphics and sound
Overview:
The latest addition to Nintendo's fun and engaging turn based strategy series, Dark Conflict takes a different, more gritty look at the once-colourful Advance Wars formula. Better balance, better graphics, markedly better sound and an interesting storyline will leave fans satisfied and newcomers hooked.
Premise:
On a world devastated by a planet-wide meteor shower, survivors struggle to see another day while fighting off bandits, other factions, a sinister military-industrial company, and a virus that threatens to wipe them all out. You play as the commanding officers of one of these factions, hoping to restore peace to the world and offer sanctuary to any survivors.
Gameplay:
The classic tile-based, turn-based wargame formula that has persisted since the first Wars game on the Nintendo Famicom in Japan has been ...
Advantages: Skin feels nice and soft, removes excess oil. Disadvantages: For a gel it's a bit too thick for me and I always have to use a toner afterwards.
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No7 also has a wide range of make-up including foundation, mascara, powder, eyeshadow, nail polish, eye liner, concealer, blusher... they do just about everything.
The Product
I bought this cleanser in Boots when they were doing one of their many £5 vouchers. Basically you got a voucher from the till when you spent at least £5 in Boots, this voucher entitled you to £5 off No7 or Ruby & Millie. You can tell when this voucher is running as the No7 counter is usually very busy!
I had recently ran out of my cleanser so I decided to give this one a go. It costs £7.30 so with my voucher I only paid £2.30.
No7 Beautifully Balanced cleanser is aimed at Oily/Combination skins. It comes in a large plastic bottle with a pump hidden underneath the lid. No7 do other cleansers aimed at other skin types and are different colours ...
Advantages: Underrated Mario gem Disadvantages: You've probably already got it
I was a bit hesistant about buying this, seeing as it's a remake of a game I've owned for about ninety years (or thereabouts), but I shouldn't have worried. I've been playing it as my handheld game of choice for a couple of weeks now and I'm still enjoying it.
All the quality and charm of the original NES adventure Super Mario Bros 2 is present and correct, and like all of the original Mario games, time has been kind to it. It's still as fun as it was in 1983 (Pointless Fact: It's as old as me!) To add extra sweetness to the mix though, the game has been tweaked and adapted to fit its new home on the Gameboy Advance, so we're now treated to new extra large enemies, items and power-ups, plus new bosses and animation. They've even gone and added speech for each of the four characters, but it is kind of annoying.
For anyone who doesn ...
