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Puing Poing is sweet Pong game with penguins, 6 gamemodes and 3D graphics!
Dec-15-2010
There is something about me..
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This rock goddess is about to belt out an amazing guitar solo, but she's got to look the part before she jumps on an amp and starts rapidly riffing. Make your presence known as your power cords hit the back wall and a mosh pit forms because of your s...
Jul-15-2011
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A remake of the classic Tetris game with two modes. If you are bored with the top-down movements use the turn button.
Jul-6-2010
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Summer Athletics 2009 is the ultimate sports gaming experience for this summer! Challenge yourself and your friends in four exciting disciplines, Hurdles, Javelin, Pole Vault and Skeet Shooting. Think you’re ready for the Championship mode? You...
May-2-2011
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Push the blocks off the ledge to get points!
Jul-1-2011
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The frame holds the key to high scores. Can you handle The Anvil?
Dec-15-2010
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Use the serums to grow up, or kill your bacterias. Use the right quantity of each breed to go next level.
Apr-8-2011
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pretty dress-up this woman that is fond of flowers
Apr-8-2011
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Avoid the obstacles!!!!
Mar-27-2011
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World Reaction is a complete reaction time game. You can test your reaction time of many ways. Including light stimulus, sound stimulus and compete against all the world in real-time.
Dec-15-2010
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Literally a twist to chain reaction games! Use the particles of destroyed enemies within a rotatable world! With a level-based "Challenge Mode", a pressure-free "Relax Mode" and the hyper crazy "Extreme Mode"! Ready For The Ride?
Dec-15-2010
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Descriptions
Picture logic puzzle in which cells in a grid have to be colored or left blank according to numbers given at the side of the grid to reveal a hidden picture. The numbers measure how many unbroken lines of filled-in squares there are in any given row or column. For example, a clue of "4 8 3" would mean there are sets of four, eight, and three filled squares, in that order, with at least one blank square between successive groups.Instructions