I tend to travel to Yahoo Games frequently to partake in a little backgammon when the mood suits me, but one day I encountered a game called Inspector Parker. It was a murder mystery, and was one of those, "Here are a bunch of clues, solve the mystery" games. The ones that I got in math class. The ones I loathed so much, but nevertheless I beat it with impecable speed, and returned to Yahoo to find another gem. Oh i found a gem alright. It's name was Zuma Deluxe. One of the most addicting game...

I recently downloaded the full version of American McGee's "Alice." I saw a review of it on "Electric Playground," and was very curious about the game. I almost bought it before Christmas, but didn't because I don't like to buy presents for myself before my shopping is finished. Nevertheless, once the game was downloaded, I opened the game right away, just to see "how deep the rabbit hole goes." How deep is it? Not very. Although, I couldn't really tell you. With so many cinematic interruptio...

I returned to Yahoo Games today to check out the most recent games that I could play. Zuma and Inspector Parker were excellent, but Cubis and Dynomite were terrible. Glinx was alright, but Noah's Ark is the better version. Why? Because it has animal sounds!!!!! Noah's Ark is a upside-down game of memory that involves linking two pictures together through an unobstructed field. The challenge is to remove all of the animals "2 by 2" before the water reaches Noah's Ark. If you remove similar ...