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[size=18]Half life 2[/size] Its the best online game ever!
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My wife is really big into puzzle games. We just picked up this game called Mahjongg, and she says it's awesome! It looks kind of like something called Mushu (hope I spelled that right :oops:) Tiles... Anyway, yeah... she likes that...
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"Roth" wrote:My wife is really big into puzzle games. We just picked up this game called Mahjongg, and she says it's awesome! It looks kind of like something called Mushu (hope I spelled that right :oops:) Tiles... Anyway, yeah... she likes that... Have you never heard of mahjong before now? Its like widely popular especially for older pc systems. Its cool but i get bored of stuff like that
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Roth, please download kyodai from http://www.kyodai.com if you didn't do that already. It's great. I also recommend sokoban. As I finally recalled the name of it I recommend that strongly to everybody. There are a lot of freeware sokobans out there. Grab one. They're cool.
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"Roth" wrote:My wife is really big into puzzle games. We just picked up this game called Mahjongg, and she says it's awesome! It looks kind of like something called Mushu (hope I spelled that right :oops:) Tiles... Anyway, yeah... she likes that... I've played Mahjongg a little, it was a pretty cool game when I made any sense of it, although I only played the match up game thing... Roll greatly enjoyed it though.
 
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"NES-Luke" wrote:"Roth" wrote:My wife is really big into puzzle games. We just picked up this game called Mahjongg, and she says it's awesome! It looks kind of like something called Mushu (hope I spelled that right :oops:) Tiles... Anyway, yeah... she likes that... I've played Mahjongg a little, it was a pretty cool game when I made any sense of it, although I only played the match up game thing... Roll greatly enjoyed it though. what do you mean you only played the matchup thing? What else in mahjjong is there
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"faille" wrote:"NES-Luke" wrote:
I've played Mahjongg a little, it was a pretty cool game when I made any sense of it, although I only played the match up game thing... Roll greatly enjoyed it though.
what do you mean you only played the matchup thing? What else in mahjjong is there mahjongg has a lot of different ways of play, it's a lot like dominoes. I'm not the expert, but I'm sure someone else can explain it better.
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Mahjongg has lots of ways you can play it.
You can play with 4 or 3 or 2 players, you cannplay solitaire with it. Then it's mostly called Shanghai.
You can also use the same tiles for a game called shisensho.
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"manuel" wrote:Mahjongg has lots of ways you can play it.
You can play with 4 or 3 or 2 players, you cannplay solitaire with it. Then it's mostly called Shanghai.
You can also use the same tiles for a game called shisensho. Solitare with it? How does that work lol
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By solitaire I meant you play alone. You have lots of different game variants for 1players.
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"manuel" wrote:By solitaire I meant you play alone. You have lots of different game variants for 1players. yeah but dont you still match it up? I dont no im totally confused... ayy yayyy yahhh
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No matchups.
You are given a problem you have to solve alone.
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I got my hands on a controller for PC games that kicks rear! It's made by some company called Nyko, and the name of the controller is the Air Flo. It's your standard set-up, much like the PS controllers. Diamond shaped buttons, D-Pad, four shoulder buttons, analog sticks. What makes it unique, and why it's called Air Flo, is it has a fan built into the controller! It doesn't work 100% perfect, but it helps your hands cool a bit more than normal. Pretty cool!
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Yes, I heard of those.　I think there is also such one for Gamecube.
I didn't use one though. Test it some time and give us a rating please. :)
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Tested already! :D Works great! It feels good in the hand, and the diamond buttons are spaced out nicely (that's for NES-Luke! :lol:).
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yes, I've always liked the Playstation style D-pad, or the Genesis/MegaDrive 3-button controller's D-pad, all others feel cramped :P for those that can't make sense of this, my thumbs are excessively big :)
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I particularly enjoy the war-strategy games such as Command and Conquer, Empire Earth, and Age of Empires.
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Just about anything I can get to run decently (dos or win). Which isn't much actually.
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