Legacy Games has released a demo for the game based on Donald Trump's reality series, The Apprentice.

The game version of The Apprentice: Los Angeles allows players to climb the corporate ladder as they follow the premise of the show. If you impress "The Donald" you've got a bright future ahead of you, but if you bomb out in the boardroom... you're fired!

Head on over to the Legacy Games site to download the trial version of The Apprentice: Los Angeles.

Fans itching to get more details on Spore will be salivating at the latest information on the game, as the video presentation from the recently held Game Developer's Conference has hit the internet.

Stopping by the Hooked on Spore website will yield a host of footage linked from YouTube that shows off each stage of creating your civilisation.

Spore is expected to evolve on our PCs later this year.

You've seen The Apprentice on TV, you've read about Donald Trump in Forbes, and perhaps you've even used his annoying catchphrase "you're fired!" on your mother after she burnt the weekly roast dinner. Now Legacy Interactive is banking on you taking an interest in The Apprentice: Los Angeles, the PC game tie-in to the series.

Aimed at the casual gamer, the game is scheduled for release next month and will be distributed through popular online game portals (including Legacy Interactive's own portal) as well as through retail stores.


For those of you that want to see the virtual Donald in action, check out the Apprentice section on the Legacy Interactive website.

EA has recently released a new patch for the latest expansion in the long-running Sims franchise, The Sims 2: Pets. The latest update brings the game up to version 1.6.0.273 and includes a host of fixes to curb most of the annoying pet problems faced by gamers.

For a full list of changes and a download link for the patch, check out the home of The Sims 2 on the interweb.

While The Sims have arrived on virtually every gaming format on the planet, EA has decided that our laptop lugging friends deserve a slice of the Sim pie, which culminates in the recently announced development of a new Sims product line entitled The Sims Life Stories.

Life Stories is being made with the laptop gamer in mind, featuring a control scheme that is easily used by the gamer on the go. As well as the classic Sim gameplay, Life Stories will feature a directed story mode (much like the console/handheld versions of the game) which will allow players to achieve mission goals and unlock rewards as they play out the life of their Sim creation.

Alongside Life Stories, EA has also announced another two products in this new Sim line. The Sims Pet Stories will allow gamers to take up the challenge of taking care of a pet, whilst Castaway Stories will bring a little Gilligan's Island to the game by allowing players to make a new life for themselves on an unexplored tropical paradise.


The Sims Life Stories is set to making its debut in March 2007, with Pet Stories and Castaway Stories set to follow this Winter and next Summer respectively.