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. ” • The guesser is only allowed one guess per clue given, and the guesser can either go around asking in a fair circle or pick on people indiscriminately for clues. 2. Answer: Taken. Answer: Finding Nemo. 3. 4. 5. 6. The 30 best browser games in the world. Good games you may have missed. 10 Best Free Android Games of the Year. Android developers launch so many games every year that it’s difficult to keep a track of everything. Did you miss out on a game that you should be playing? Our end-of-year roundup is a handy checklist to know what your thumbs should be tapping on. Unlike our previous annual roundups, we’re getting rid of paid games this time. This year had enough fantastic free titles that you don’t necessarily need to spend a dime to enjoy quality gaming on your phone or tablet. And if you have a Chromecast 2, then you can play on your big screen too! WWE Immortals Genre: Action NetherRealm Studios, the makers of Mortal Kombat, took the world of WWE sports entertainment and supercharged the “entertainment”.
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No, we aren’t going to play some… well you know. Instead, we are going to talk about a time when the Japanese RPG was the way most gamers experienced the genre. Lately, things seem to have grown a little stagnant in the Japanese game playing scene, and as such, the genre is not nearly as represented as it was in the day when the next Final Fantasy was all anyone could talk about. However, the genre is far from dead. In fact, in just the last 12 months there were three really solid games released. Well, there was more, but like any genre, not all games released are worth playing. If you are a fan of the genre and you feel like it’s getting lost in a sea of first-person shooters and MOBAs, you really should check these games out and remember why you loved it so much in the first place.
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