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Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts

Thursday, March 20, 2008

What would it be like to be in a crayon world?

Crayon Physics Deluxe - Youtube
For a totally different type of computer game, watch this video of a game where the object is to draw your way out of problems with a crayon. It doesn't hurt that the music is really chilled out too.

Monday, November 5, 2007

How to win at Monopoly

How to Win at Monopoly - A Surefire Strategy

Monopoly is one of my all time favourites and, in my opinion, is one of the few board games that get better when played on a computer. Tim Darling has a "surefire" strategy to help you come out on top everytime.

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Play NHL 94 hockey online

NHL '94.com
Longtime fans of hockey videogames recognize that Electronic Arts' NHL 94 was the best hockey game of all time. There were all the fights, one-timers, screens, monster hits, the players' and teams' real names, not to mention some of the all time great players, like Mario and Wayne.
Now you can play NHL 94 hockey on your own computer or online in leagues against others.
This is why they created the internets!

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

The World's Smallest Website

guimp - world's smallest website

The world's smallest website is 18 pixels by 18 pixels. What can you do with such a small page? Play Flash web games, like Pac-Man, Pong, Asteroids, Soccer, and more. Check out their online picture gallery, read news, explore a maze, and more. Astounding!!

Today's Link source: notcot.org

Friday, June 1, 2007

Fun online Brain Training games

Lumosity

Linkjockey has invited you to try the brain training games at lumosity.com. The Lumos program is a set of online games and exercises scientifically designed to improve memory, attention, brain speed and other important cognitive functions. The idea is similar to Big Brain Academy and Brain Age from Nintendo, these games are web-based, and are fun, effective and free.

You need to create an account to get started. Improve your mental acuity:
http://www.lumosity.com/account/sign_up?invite=ff1af8a6373a

Today's Link Source: del.icio.us

Saturday, April 21, 2007

Bubbles!

bubblesphere
The best resource for fans of all kinds of bubbles.
There are recipes for Bubble Recipes, Bubble Machines, Bubble Games, Bubble Books, Answers to Bubble Questions, and great links to other Bubble Sites.
Great fun for a sunny weekend in the park!

Saturday, April 14, 2007

Is it a dream? No it's a web video game.

Fly Guy

This is one of the most unique and relaxing videogames I've ever played.

You're a guy, and you float around in the sky. It's very surreal and the music is hypnotic. I'm not even sure if there are any goals. Despite the Mac Plus graphics, it's a dreamy way to pass the time with a cup of Kona coffee.

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Widgets for websites

LabPixies - Coolest Gadgets On The Web



Sometimes known as "Widgets", LabPixies creates little web gadgets that provide functionality to websites. The News panel on the right and the Space Invaders widget on the left are some of the best examples of the stuff that they currently offer.
Forget surfing! LabPixies brings the content to your website.
Send me an email if you know other sites with great widget content!

Friday, February 23, 2007

The controversial history of Monopoly

Monopolizing History

The world's most popular board game developed differently than most other modern games or sports. Modern games tend to be invented by one single inventor, whereas traditional games have evolved over much longer periods.

Monopoly developed as a combination of evolution and invention, and represents wildly different economic and social points of view. Now, it's seen as a popular American icon, and has been played by over 750 million people, and spun off into countless versions.

Today's link is a review by David Parlett of a new book by Philip E Orbanes, called Monopoly: The World's Most Popular Game - And How It Got That Way. Good reading!

For some additional Monopoly fun:
Play by your own rules.
Learn how to win.
Play live on the net.

Thursday, January 4, 2007

Old school video games in your browser

Game Oldies

Through the miracle of Java, Game Oldies brings you all your favourite video games to play in your browser window for free. No emulators are needed. They have tons of games from the Nintendo NES, Sega Genesis, Game Gear, Game Boy, Colecovision and more.

It did run a little slow on my machine, but this is such a neat idea. Now how long will it be until XBox 360 games will be playable in your browser window for free?