Help! The kids are driving me nuts, I am all Acro-ed out, and I dont feel like Yahoo-ing…where can I find some cool games?
Is there a place to play trivial Pursuit, Scrabble, Monopoly…any of the classics?
I will be back later, I am returning to my searches…
Trivial Persuit, Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!
Enjoy!
Zette
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has a few good ones.
www.mplayer.com is good, when it’s working. 
You say “cheesy” like that’s a BAD thing.
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I found a grest scrabble place in mirc, and got my ass kicked in a major friggin way by a crarming man from Belfast…
i love the internet!
www.gamesville.com
www.boxerjam.com
www.bezerk.com (although I think you already knew about that one)
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I always liked the old arcade games from the 80’s that you never see anymore, and you can play them on the computer now. You can get an emulator to run the games at:
www.vintagegaming.com/
(I use Mame, myself, it runs the most games),
and you can get the roms for the games at
www.mame.dk/
They have about 2000 arcade games there.
For more fun with old games, get yourself a C= 64 (Commodore 64 to you folks who got into computers around the PC-Comp. 486) emulator at:
http://ltd.simplenet.com/c64/
I’d recommend the CCS64 myself…
Then head off to:
http://www.c64database.com/ http://arnold.c64.org/ http://www.emucamp.com/c64/
For all of your gaming needs! A great and cheap way to play ancient games (from the 80’s) like Tapper, Toy Bizarre, Park Patrol and more! Sort of midway between the truely ancient Atari 2600 games and today’s “takes 167k just to play Solitaire” PC world.
“I guess one person can make a difference, although most of the time they probably shouldn’t.”
For classics (backgammon, checkers, crossword puzzles, etc.) try:
http://www.pogo.com/
www.zone.com is my choice. They have the following free games:
Ants
Backgammon
Bridge
Checkers
Chess
Cribbage
Euchre
Go
Hearts
Reversi
Spades
Trivia
The following retail games (you have to go buy the CD for about $12.95, then you play for free):
Rainbow Six
Age of Empires II
Rogue Spear
Age of Empires
Age of Empires: Rise of Rome
Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II
MechWarrior III
Quake II
Links LS 2000
Combat Flight Simulator
The following “Premium” Games (don’t know what that means, but it sounds expensive":
Allegiance
Asheron’s Call
Bridge Club
CyberStrike 2
DragonRealms
Fighter Ace
GemStone III
Hercules & Xena
Tanarus
I spend most of my time in Spades, where there are usually thousands of people playing. They also have a neat rating system so you can tell if people have a tendency of dropping out of games, & you can decide not to waste your time starting a game with them.
Hope to see you there!