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Cordova, TN -- January 1, in the year of our Lord 2013 - We listen to the millions and millions of our readers. Thankfully they don't all speak up at the same time, or make contradictory requests. In the year of our Lord 2012 we released our third annual Christmas Buying Guide. Those contain the best of the best for each system for the entire year. But what about the TOP TEN Products for 2012? We had a reader request we release a TOP TEN for 2012. So here we go into the BEST OF 2012 - Family Friendly Gaming.

Pushmo5. Do you feel alive for number five? Pushmo is one of the few things Nintendo did right in the year of our Lord 2012. This downloadable Nintendo 3DS game is all about pulling out shapes that the player must climb on. From there the player will have to push some in, and pull others in until they make it to the top. At the top they free a trapped child. Along the way players have to deal with an unruly kid who causes problems. Pushmo is the true definition of a sleeper hit. If you family happens to have a Nintendo 3DS, an Internet connection, and trust that your personal information will be kept safe by Nintendo then check out Pushmo.

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Soul Surfer4. Was that a knock at the door? Maybe because we are now on number four. Soul Surfer bit viewers hard in the year of our Lord 2012. This movie made all of us look deeply into ourselves. Could we handle losing an arm with so much grace, caring, and love? Most of us Americans know the answer to that question. Soul Surfer is one of the best DVDs in 2012. The whole shark biting scene was taken care of tastefully. It will open your eyes, and completely freak out anyone who has any kind of caring in their hearts. Are you up the challenge of watching Soul Surfer? Or are you a coward?

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MLB 12 The Show3. Stay with me because we have made it to number three. MLB 12 The Show continues to dominate the realm of baseball. Sony knows what they are doing with this franchise. MLB 12 The Show is the proof of that statement. Families love to play MLB 12 The Show. Fans love to watch it because it looks like the real thing. MLB 12 The Show has fooled multiple people here at Family Friendly Gaming into thinking it was live television. This franchise continues to get better year after year with no real competition in sight. You can swing for the fences and throw a perfect game in MLB 12 The Show.

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Nike+ Kinect Training2. Wooooooooooo we made it to number two. There is a new king in the arena of exercise games - Nike+ Kinect Training. Microsoft Game Studios raised the bar with Nike+ Kinect Training. The trainers in Nike+ Kinect Training will make you sweat. They will push you, and they know when you are cheating. Nike+ Kinect Training can help millions drop those pesky pounds, and live a healthier lifestyle. The depth in Nike+ Kinect Training is inspiring. The trainers are helpful, firm, and will help you become a better physical specimen. What are you waiting for? Get off the couch and get some exercise.

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October Baby1. Well it is almost all said and done because we are on number one. What product has earned that honor? October Baby! Some found this movie to speak to a generation that needs to progress, mature, and grow. Others were convicted by October Baby and attacked it. There is no ifs ands or buts about it, October Baby is the best product that came into Family Friendly Gaming this year. It is the most powerful movie we reviewed. It is the most powerful movie we saw. Not everyone is intellectually honest enough to make this call - but Family Friendly Gaming is. October Baby is the best of 2012. And that's the bottom line.

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