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    Flower

    Game » consists of 11 releases. Released Feb 12, 2009

    A highly-acclaimed game that allows players to control the wind and collect flower petals while exploring a lush, colorful environment. Its innovative gameplay often seeks to create a soothing and relaxing experience through a combination of visuals and audio to complement the narrative.

    mcmets93's flower (PlayStation Network (PS3)) review

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     So i am taking Journalism next year so you better listen to what i have to say in this review. This is probably the least fun game i have ever played. All you do is control a flower and fly around with it. WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT ALL ABOUT. i would rather blow a guy then play this game and i am straight. Sal Gugino recommended this game to me and right now i just want to go to his house and stick flowers up his asshole.. fucking asshole. OK SO DONT BUY THIS GAME UNLESS YOU WANT TO PLAY THE WORST FUCKING GAME IN THE FUCKING WORLD. 
    P.S : Playstation 3 fucking blows

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