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Review: Ghost Radar Classic (Android)

The Android game Ghost Radar Classic is free most places these days. It pretends to be a ghost-hunting app that will record paranormal activity everywhere, as well as pick up on EVPs.

Unfortunately, this entertainment software doesn’t even try hard to be convincing; it shows activity everywhere and spits out computer-generated-voice words every few seconds.

Rather predictable and disappointing, don’t celebrate Halloween with this stinker of a game. An Arizona pool fence is far more interesting and convincing as a ghost detector.

Even at the price of free, Ghost Radar Classic is too expensive for what it’s worth… which is nothing.

Review: Virtual Horse Racing 3D for Android

I recently downloaded Virtual Horse Racing 3D, an Android-platform videogame, and while at first glance it appears to be the product of a lot of Help Desk Specialist Jobs veterans, the game actually is better than it seems at first.

The look of the game will call to mind the PSone and PS2 classic series, Gallop Racer, and the racing is roughly on par with that series. However, whereas Gallop Racer was interactive for the gamer, in this game all you can do is bet on outcomes and watch.

It’s actually not too hard to keep from losing your shirt on this game, because it enforces a strict limit on betting of $10 per horse, per line. So at most, you lose $30 per race.

The racing is fun, but with such a shocking lack of interactivity, gets told fast and doesn’t age well. Too bad.