Majesco’s planning to haunt your 3DS this Halloween. That’s when it will release The Hidden. Think of it as a hidden object game, only better. That’s because you’re not searching for random items in already available pictures, you’re using the 3DS’ built in cameras to search your environment for ghosts.

Once you pop The Hidden into your system, you become a Ghostly Entity Investigation and Strike Team member…

While shopping at a Goodwill store near my house, I came across Ener-G Gym Rockets and Ener-G Dance Squad. Both games were brand new, still in the plastic wrapping, and priced at $3. While I normally don’t partake in games that appear to pander to children, I decided that $3 was a fair price for these kinds of games. I’d purchase both, and see what Ubisoft’s Ener-G games for girls were like.

Unfortunately, Ener-G Gym Rockets was pretty much everything I thought it would be. If I were younger, perhaps I wouldn’t mind its ambiguity, character models and graphics and occasionally demanding controls. But I’m not, and after playing for an hour I have a sneaking suspicion that 1st Playable Productions and Ubisoft could have done better…