| Rules_of_Yahtzee Includes all the rules of standard play. |
| Triple_Yahtzee Rules for a Yahtzee variant. |
| Brewster,_Sam_-_Dice_Collection Collects all types of dice. Information on how to categorise dice according to the owner and links to relevant sites. |
| Cat\'s_Dice_Trading_Page WYSIWYG. Includes list of dice types the owner wants, and links to other dice sites. |
| Chuck_Pint\'s_Dice_Pages Dice for trade and sale. Lists of all the dice and their icon faces and other information. |
| Fairchild,_Jeff_-_Casino_Dice WYSIWYG. Includes pictures of the owner's collection and links to relevant sites, as well as a list of what is available for trade. |
| Ferrari,_Giulio_-_Dice_Collection Site includes freeware and other links. Trading information includes what dice the owner has on offer and a page of traders with contact details. |
| Kevin_Cook\'s_Duplicates_For_Trade Images of duplicates from the owner's collection being offered for trade (not sale. |
| Thiskid1\'s_Dragon_Dice_Inventory WYSIWYG, as well as links to Dragon Dice, Magic: The Gathering and Warhammer sites. Contact information is also available. |
| Computer_and_Video_Games_Survey Annual quantitative survey to describe gamers hardware, software and connectivity set-ups. |
| E3_Insider Official site of the Electronics Entertainment Expo. News, images, exhibitors, and webcams. |
| Game_Config_co_uk TCP and UDP port settings for popular online games for Windows, PlayStation 2, and Xbox. |
| Genre_and_the_Video_Game An analysis of genre categorization as applied to video games in contrast with books and film, with definitions and examples. |
| Gigex_Games Contains collections of demo and movie downloads sorted by popularity. |
| Open_Site A volunteer-run encyclopedia categorized by genre. Includes information, review overviews, hints, release dates, and artwork. |
| PBS_-_The_Video_Game_Revolution Companion site to the PBS program, "The Video Game Revolution." Examines the evolution and history of the video game industry, from the 1950s through today, the impact of video games on society and cu |
| And_Alice_Played_a_Video_Game A study by Souvik Mukherjee of the relationship between children's fantasy adventure stories and interactive computer games of American McGee's Alice and Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. |
| Amazeing_Art Explore the world of mazes, labyrinths, and ancient wonders with author Christopher Berg. From ancient architectural mazes to modern puzzles, discover the history and mystery of the maze. |
| Amazing_Stuff Designer of personalized mazes and many other products. |
| Astronaut_Mazes Three detailed mazes from the Future Astronauts of America Foundation. |
| Bills_Games A random-making maze generator to then print and solve. |
| Blackdog_Maze-O-Rama Collection of web based maze games as well as print and holiday themed mazes. |
| Chris_Nevison A lab example that is to explore different algorithms for searching for a solution to a problem, where the solution can be developed one step at a time. |
| Click_Mazes Interactive puzzles and mazes to play online (Java). Also included in special galleries are many hand drawn mazes of the "print and solve" variety. |
| The_Craze_Maze An online maze game that can play offline. Over thousand mazes with selectable, 3D themes. Mazes changed periodically. |
| Great_Mazes Free online print-out maze archive. Hundreds of free hand-drawn and computer-made mazes to download and print. |
| Javascript_Maze_Maker A free, downloadable maze maker that makes javascript cursor mazes. Several of my best ones are on the site. |
| Joe_Was_-_Mazes Cartoon-style mazes that have appeared in 'Ripley's Believe it or Not' Museums worldwide. |
| LCM_Maze_Page A deceptively simple colored path maze at the Louisiana Children's Museum site. The maze is static - the site does not generate new mazes. |
| Maze_Box Lots of different mazes made from interesting pictures. |
| Mazes Offers a variety of printable mazes. |
| Monster_Mazes A subscription-based site with over one thousand PDF mazes at varying degrees of difficulty. |
| Morrison_Maze_Prints Original signed and numbered prints made with lithograph plates by maze artist Christopher Morrison. |
| Oh!_Toys U.S. on-line source for Cuboro, a unique set of blocks and marbles that let you create endless marble track constructions |
| On_a_Maze_program The art of obfuscation. An excerpted passage recalling the difficulties of creating a maze-generating program and a way of how to approach such a problem. |
| Segovia_Mazes A collection of hand-drawn mazes that use underpasses, teleports, and twisty-turny maze tricks to befuddle the eye and challenge the mind. |
| Snake_Oil\'s_Psychedelic_Mazes A half-dozen maze creations by Humboldt Baxter. |
| TeacherView_com__Mazes Offers a collection of printable .PDF format mazes. |
| theBigZoo_Maze_Builder Provides an online tool that creates a multitude of printable mazes. |
| Think_Labyrinth! Learn all about mazes. Features an interactive maze program, information on the movie Labyrinth, and a gallery of computer mazes. |
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Remember Boggle? A wild and wicked board game, it's baaaaaack in all the multimedia glory it could muster. There are actually five different versions of the game on the disk, so there's bound to be one for everybody. If you get tired of playing solo, log onto the Zone and play against live humans! This title has fared better than many of the board games that have been translated to computer - there was obviously much consideration given to how the computerized version should best be implemented.Features:Five different ways to play.Play alone, over a LAN, or the Internet.Online dictionary (very useful, believe me...)Familiar Boggle gameboard.Can you spell A-D-D-I-C-T-I-V-E??Techncial Aspects:No problems were noted with installation, and this title ran very smoothly. We had no problems logging onto the Zone to play a quick round with friends. NOW, the on-line dictionary is another story! I swear, they made words up but have an explanation for each and every one of them!!! Be aware that you can use either the keyboard or mouse - it took me awhile to realize that, and the keyboard is faster for me. Other notes: HATED the music and wished I could set my own timer, instead of using the pre-set one.Report and Conclusions:If you enjoyed playing the original Boggle, you'll have a blast with this title. Even if you never got in on the Boggle craze, one of these five games will likely appeal to you. They are: 1) Classic Boggle; 2) Breakaway Boggle - a multi-dimensional cube of rotating letters; 3) Battle Boggle - a two player version; 4) Space Boggle - make words from streams of letters; and 5) In Your Face Boggle - clear the layers of letters before it's "in your face."
