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Millions of Games

Posted by Hemos on from the a-witches-brew-if-ever-one dept.

duncangough writes "With the recent rise in popularity of casual games and the seemingly established presence of community bookmarking sites such as del.icio.us, Millionsofgames.com is one of the first websites to provide an amalgamation of these two themes. MOG is a social bookmarking service for flash, shockwave and java games although any type of game can be added, such a MMORPGs or downloadable games like Zuma and Bejewelled."

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  1. half of which by jlebrech · · Score: 4, Insightful

    are tetris clones

  2. MAME by Crixus · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I can't imagine how anyone could possibly think they need any more games than MAME can provide. :-)

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    1. Re:MAME by ciroknight · · Score: 4, Insightful

      Mame is mostly full of arcade games and games for old gaming systems like nintendo and such.

      Meanwhile, there is a while world of games outside of these; games like World of Warcraft and Counter Strike and all of those other trendy teen games.

      So while Mame may be a great gaming system, it is far from all-inclusive, and there will always be a taste for a game that Mame can't provide.

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  3. Re:Havent they always been there? by Mr.+Underbridge · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Yes, but now it has a pretentious name like "Social bookmarking" to make it new and catchy.

  4. Re:Am I the only one... by ciroknight · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Your logic is counter-intuitive. You don't want this crapola on your computer, and yet, you mind there is a list telling you where to find this crapola. You could just as easily use the list to BLOCK the crap from your machine instead of actually installing it, so why are you so upset?

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