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Happy Pets developer Crowdstar has been selling very large and very small premium pets for a while now, but now players can shrink or grow their existing pets! New Growth Elixir and Shrink Elixir are for sale now in the Happy Pets shop.

Each Growth Elixir grows a pet by 20%, with a limit of twice the pet’s normal size. Each shrink elixir shrinks a pet by 10%, with a limit of half its normal size.

The Elixirs are a little pricy, however. The Growth Elixir is for sale for $4.80, and the Shrink Elixir is for sale for $5.00. We wonder why Crowdstar isn’t selling them for the same price?

Happy Island developer Crowdstar seems to have a thing for solid gold decorations and attractions. The company released the latest in a long line of solid gold items today – this time a Golden Rotunda. It is for sale for $5, and is a limited edition with about 700 remaining.

The rotunda is a golden version of the normal Cozy Cabana, but honestly, wouldn’t the normal version be more practical? Then again, anyone buying something made out of solid gold probably isn’t too concerned with practicality. The purchase is probably bound to be more along the lines of Mr. Burns’ Ivory Back Scratcher.

Anyway, the company also released four new decorations: King’s Pagoda, Red Sugar Maple, Green Sugar Maple, and Basket Tree. All four are pictured below.

We like Digital Chocolate’s Millionaire City because it doesn’t beat around the bush. There is no language about building a happy neighborhood or try to delight players with flowers and parks. No, Millionaire City is all about making cold, hard cash. And that’s something we can respect – at least in video game form.

Anyway, a Millionaire City update was rolled out this week that included lots of bug fixes and other enhancements. Some bits of new content were also introduced:

- Two new buildings: Futuristic Building and Super Skyscraper
- Five new missions including Help Friends VI and Pimp the Colonial.
- A new premium Rent Collector tool for players that don’t want to click all their houses one by one.

Restaurant City developer Playfish once again took a trip in their social game decoration time machine – this time landing in the 1960s! A wide variety of 60s themed decorations are now for sale, including parodies of the ultimate icons of the decade: The Beatles.

John Lemon and Mango Star are for sale for Playfish Cash, while Paul Macaroni and George Halibut can be purchased with coins. As cute as these animated Beatles stars are, our favorite new addition is the Hippy Ice Cream Van. It even makes money – 1000 coins every four hours.

Other new items include: Bead Curtain Door, Pink Mod Sofa, Plum Floor Rug, Hippy Potted Plant, Incense Holder, Hippy Tent, Hippy Guitarist, Earth Mother Statue, Mystic Statue, and plenty more.

Another trio of new buildings were added to Playdom’s Social City today. The three new additions are: Bus Depot, TV Station, and in a bid designed to bring down everyone’s property values, Subsidized Housing 2.

Subsidized Housing 2 is for sale for 50,000 coins, and provides 600 population every 12 hours. The Bus Depot is for sale for 15 City Bucks, and generates 10,000 leisure. Plus, once purchases, city buses will begin cruising a player’s city streets. Lastly, the TV station is for sale for 90,000 coins and generates 5,500 leisure.