Cooking Academy casual game appears

Cooking Academy is a new casual game that has you mastering recipes in a culinary school.

Suspects & Clues game releasedSuspects & Clues is a new visual puzzle game in which you try to track down art thieves and counterfeiters.
Best of Both Worlds: Games you won’t find on the MacSome computer games never appear on the Mac. Sometimes the game makers don’t think the limited Mac market is worth it. Other games depend so much on Windows-specific technologies that it’s not feasible to port them without major reengineering. Whatever the reason, here are Peter Cohen’s ten top reasons you might want to install Windows on your Mac.

Review: Beyerdynamic MMX 2 gaming headset
Beyerdynamic's MMX 2 combines a microphone and earphones in a lightweight headset that works great.
Review: Return to Dark Castle
Return to Dark Castle is a lot of fun for gamers who remember this series from their younger days, but may not appeal to newer gamers who have grown up with more sophisticated gaming expectations.
Game Room: Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlord
Puzzle Quest is a unique mélange of RPG and match-three puzzle games that offers enduring and challenging gameplay. It’s just a shame that a demo isn’t available and that PowerPC Macs can’t run the game.
Game Room: Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars
With Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars, Electronic Arts against sets the standard for real-time strategy games. The game has some hefty video card requirements, but it's a solid addition to the Command & Conquer franchise.
Game Room: EDGE Acoustics GX400 Headset
The GX400 combines noise isolating earbuds and an inline mic to create a great lightweight gaming headset.

Improved iMac graphics won’t matter to gamers
The graphics options available for the new 24-inch iMac are impressive, Peter Cohen says. But they’re unlikely to cause gamers to embrace either the updated desktop or the Mac platform.
A farewell to gadgets
Though this marks the sixtieth and final—for now—Gadgetbox column, we will not leave you empty-handed. Savor our parting gift, these three last gadgets, until we meet again.
In defense of iPod gaming
Christopher Breen had some harsh words about the state of gaming on the iPod. Peter Cohen responds, pointing out the interesting titles on the iPod and how iPod game development is paving the way for iPhone-based games.
So metal it hurts
With next Monday being my birthday, on this week's Gadgetbox, I'm going to talk about some of my interests. Perhaps you can divine a suitable gift from this trio of interesting gizmos.
Interest in Psystar shows market for gaming Mac
The interest in a PC-based Mac clone tells Peter Cohen that there’s a need for a mid-range computer that could fill the void Mac gamers have felt for years.