Reset Generation   At first glance, Reset Generation shares
common elements with many other mobile games. The gameplay
revolves around falling coloured blocks. The control system is
simple, requiring only two buttons and one thumb. The music
sounds like it's being banged out on a miniature Commodore 64 by
a pixie in a biscuit tin. However, there are two key factors
which set Reset Generation apart. Firstly, it hasn't been
designed with a casual audience in mind, and secondly, it's not
rubbish.  Let's start with the demographic issue; the clue is in
the name. On booting up Reset Generation, you're greeted by a
princess sporting a pretty pink outfit, big blue eyes and a
bouffant blonde hairdo. "We are the Reset Generation," she says,
all Peaches and cream. "We grew up with computers and
videogames. This is our story."  The opening sequence goes on to
introduce some of the game's other characters. These include the
Hedgehog (who has blue spikes and a need for speed) and the
Plumber (who sports red dungarees and