Smurfberries Price

Smurfberries are the rare items in the popular Iphone and Ipad app Smurfs' Village. These items are optional to buy when you play this big hit social game which is very much like Facebook's Farmville.

Smurfs' Village is from Capcom. The Smurfs' Village, just like Farmville, begins with a small plot of land and one mushroom house. From these, you can quickly progress and build nice houses, larger lands, and elaborate gardens.

The game is free to download and play, but it is the in-app content of Smurfberries that will cost you. However you will need the Smurfberries to 'quickly' progress in this game. Below are the Smurfberries prices as you buy them from the app store.

1. 1BUCKET OF SMURFBERR$4.99
2. 2BUSHEL OF SMURFBERRIES$9.99
3. 3BUCKET OF SMURFBERRIES$4.99
4. 4BUSHEL OF SMURFBERRIES$11.99
5. 5BARREL OF SMURFBERRIES$24.99
6. 6WAGON OF SMURFBERRIES$99.99
7. 7BARREL OF SMURFBERRIES$29.99
8. 8WHEELBARROW OF SMURFBERRIES$59.99
9. 9WHEELBARROW OF SMURFBERRIES$49.99

Be careful before you or your child taps (again) to purchase a bushel of Smurfberries.  It could cost you a lot of real money for sure.

Glitch, a Massive Multi-Player Game to Watch Out

Glitch on your browsers is underway!

images from glitch.com

By fall of 2010, Glitch, a massive multiplayer online game will hit the Web and social media. Glitch claims that is not something what we have seen before. 'Glitch is a neverending feast of imagination, a celebration of creativity, a labor of love, and a monument to play.'

Glitch online game is set in a far-distant and a not so perfect big world. The world starts to fall apart that there occurs what is called the "Glitch". Generally speaking, the game involves very little war, moats, spaceships, wizards, mafiosos, or tapestries. There is only a very little war involved and that thing that you can really kill while playing the game is your time! As the concept of massive multiplayer online games, Glitch is a world turned round by the actions of the players instead of a single player playing 'god'.
Glitch is built using Java and Javascript enabling it to run and be flexible across different platforms. Glitch is developed by the co-founder of Flickr.