I'm doing that because at no time does anything in Shopping Street change - not the background, nor the colour scheme, nor any of the shops you can build - so by going straight to the last level I can show you everything without boring with you with how I got there.Īnd believe me, you'd be bored. I played through the whole game, amazingly, so I'm going to go right to the final New York level for the rest of this review. Every level requires that you earn a certain amount within a fixed period of time to carry on to the next stage. The goal is to build a shopping empire, starting from a simple mom 'n' pop business and eventually reaching the heights of Manhattan. In fact, there's no music or any sound whatsoever until you press the start button and are presented with the level select screen. I can't really put my finger on why, but if you do click the link above and check out Shopping Street, maybe you too will feel a little weirded out by the Flonga robot as it glides silently into the centre of the screen and stares at you with its beady green eyes. I want to make one thing clear - I knew this wasn't going to be a good game before I ever saw the title screen. With that in mind, let's take a look at Shopping Street. And because the economy will eventually start to recover (right?) it makes perfect sense to check out a game that might help us develop our own business savvy so that we don't find ourselves in this situation again. Hours of entertainment are at our finger tips, waiting for us along the Information Superhighway. You know, what with the economy being so far down the crapper, now more than ever we have to amuse ourselves without breaking the bank (any more than it already is.) That's when we really see the value of the millions of Flash games available to play for free online. Man, I've been waiting all week to review this game.

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