Saturday, August 30, 2008

Music Catch & Company

This weekend we've added a handful of new games to our little online Flash arcade, including Music Catch, recently featured on G4TV.

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Friday, July 25, 2008

Bowja is Here

If the two words 'cute' and 'ninja' were ever allowed in the same sentence while still remaining cool, then that sentence is likely referring to Bowja the Ninja by Pencilkids.

Not long ago, Bowja found his way into our notice, and from that moment, we knew we simply had to have the little dude in the Ninja Games section of our online arcade. Both Bowja the Ninja and Bowja the Ninja 2 are fun and one of a kind point-and-click puzzle adventures that are definitely worth checking out... so, please do so. :)

Monday, July 7, 2008

Trippy Ballz 2 Live on Download.com

If you haven't checked out the sequel to Trippy Ballz yet, please click the button below and support us by giving us hits on the CNet network.

Get it from CNET Download.com!

Trippy Ballz 2 is a wacky and fun little retro-style game, very reminiscent of much more classic arcade games such as Breakout or Arkanoid ...except with ninjas and flying dolphins.

...but best of all, Trippy Ballz 2 is FREE! =)

Friday, June 27, 2008

Monday, June 16, 2008

Zombie Killin' Goodness

Today, to keep our little Flash arcade growing, we've added the following games for all you zombie fans out there.
...Braaaaaaains! ;)

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Sunday, June 15, 2008

New Flash Games

In hopes of better catering to everyone who prefers their addictive little guilty pleasures to be browser-based, today we've kicked up our (so-called) selection of Flash games a little by adding a number of titles from Crazy Monkey Games, including:



Busy Burger

Crazy Flasher 4

Fuzzy Mcfluffenstein

Super Ninja Strike

Spell Duelist

Ultimate Defense


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Monday, March 3, 2008

Some RPG Goodness

For RPG fans out there, we've just added Aveyond and Aveyond 2 to our featured games page.



For those of you who don't know, Aveyond is a critically acclaimed and award winning indie RPG series by Amaranth Games. If you're a PC gamer who likes old-school roleplaying games with an anime-inspired aesthetic (like the early incarnations of Final Fantasy, for example), then you should definitely check out Aveyond and Aveyond 2.


Saturday, March 1, 2008

Read Our Lips...

Yesterday, one of us received the following message in an email from the Video Game Voters Network. It isn't hard to argue that this is a solid win for gamers everywhere.


The proposed New Mexico video game tax was defeated and is no longer a threat! This is an important victory for our community and the Video Game Voters Network.

Last week, VGVN members in New Mexico sent letters to their state legislators to denounce the proposed bill that subjected video game purchases to an additional tax. Thanks in part to the swift action of New Mexico members, the New Mexico House Business and Industry Committee rejected the bill on a 9-0 vote. Many New Mexico legislators had never heard a constituent defend video games. By taking this step, members across the country can actively participate in defending future legislation.

The Sierra Club of New Mexico supported a video games tax to fund a government campaign to promote outdoor education for children. Adam Thierer, senior fellow at the Progress & Freedom Foundation, disagrees with such a tax. In an editorial on CNET.com, he wrote "legislators shouldn't be using the tax code to play the role of nanny for our kids. It is the responsibility and right of parents to determine how their kids are raised."

Proposed laws, like the one in New Mexico, put the fight for video games in perspective. We must continually remind our elected officials that as voters, gamers, developers, and parents, we will not support video games being singled out and treated differently than movies, books and television. When we do stand up and fight, we win.