All right, I know what you’re thinking - “Another two stick shooter?” and “It looks like a cheap Geometry Wars knock off!”. Yes, it is a two stick shooter, and yes, it does look a little like Geometry wars, but the similarities stop there. Groov adds something new to the genre—the ability to create music as you play.

One night back in the 80’s Pong went on a date with Breakout. It was a magical evening. They had a lovely dinner, followed with a long walk in the park. As they walked, they talked and talked, and lost all track of time as their words got carried off by the warm summer breeze. As they sat down on a park bench, Pong said “Oh my, look at the time! I had no idea it was so late!” to which Breakout replied “You know, my place is right around the corner….. you could come in for some coffee.” They never did have that coffee, what they did have, however, was a night of mad passionate love making on top of a deck of cards. The next day, Pong went home with Breakout’s assurances that he had a lovely time, and he would call her so they could get together for another date soon, but that call never came.

After granting Blow the well deserved title of Community Game of the Week, I had the chance to interview David Flock, the developer behind the XNA masterpiece.

Every week I sit down at my 360 and download any and all new community games I find on the XBLM. Every week, I play at least five games that range from mediocre to terrible before finding one I find to be worthy of promoting. This week’s entry, Blow, has apparently been hiding right under my nose since November 17th, and I’m truly sorry I didn’t stumble upon it sooner.

CaveIn - Miner Rescue Team puts you in the shoes of either Johnny Red, or Parker Blue as they attempt to rescue miners from a dangerous, collapsing mine full of puzzles. The object of the game is to get from one room to the next by solving a series of puzzles that require you to connect three rocks of the same color.

World Molder puts you in the shoes of a character who looks suspiciously like Death, the big difference being that instead of killing with the touch of a boney finger, the main character in this game can reshape the world around him. Each block of land can be bent and molded to suit your platforming needs. This leads to some interesting puzzle solving, and challenging platforming.

Our latest community game of the week will provide some much needed relief for 360 owners pining for a tower defense game. Tower Revolution consists of 9 levels, in which you have to stop your enemies from making their way from one side of the screen to the other by placing armed towers and obstacles in their path.

Alright, I know what you’re thinking: “Snowman’s Dilemma?? Is he serious??” Yes, I am serious. Despite the fact that the protagonist is a snowman hell bent on collecting all the presents he can find, this game is actually a lot of fun.

“My vagina is angry.” Ok, so maybe angry isn’t the right word, but I am astounded by the treatment of females in the xbox gamer community. Within two weeks of being an Xbox Live member, I’ve been treated like a…