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Women's Murder Club

July 2nd 2008 02:50
Women's Murder Club (WMC) is a police procedural and legal drama, which is set in San Francisco and is based on the 'Women's Murder Club' series of novels.

A WMC online game is now available that will not only appeal to fans of this TV show, but Law & Order and CSI fans as well.

Game Features: Take on the roles of homicide detective Lindsay Boxer, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and ace crime reporter Cindy Thomas to solve a series of ghastly murders in San Francisco. Plus:
• All new Women's Murder Club storyline.
• Features the beloved characters from the WMC novels and TV Show.
• 18 unique locations.
• Nine unique investigations.

You can trial the game for free from Yahoo Games here.


Woman's murder club. WMC online game
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Movie Munchies

May 28th 2008 02:21
Help Stella serve the customers as quickly as possible.
Use the numbers on your keyboard numpad to select items off the menu. A tick will indicate that you have the item correct.
You must order items in the correct sequence.
The border around the speech bubble will change colour when time is running out.
The menu gets larger as you progress.
Remember the key to the game is speed and accuracy!

Genre: Speed
Time to Play: 10 mins
Difficulty: Medium
Available From: Miniclip
Play Movie Munchies here.


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Pimp My Ride

January 18th 2008 10:00
Pimp My Ride is the TV show all about taking a vehicle in poor condition, restoring then customising it. Now you can pimp your own ride with this free online game. The game is made my streetcarsonlie.com and you can play it here.


Pimp my ride free online game


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Power of 10

January 16th 2008 09:29
Power of 10 is a new game show taking off in America, Australia and other countries around the world. If you don't know how it works, well here are the rules in detail:

In the first round two contestants try to predict the results of poll questions, based on surveys similar to the ones used on Family Feud and Card Sharks (e.g. What percentage of Americans said they believe in ghosts?) in a best-of-five elimination round. After the question is read, each contestant has 10 seconds to lock in an answer. If they do not lock in an answer the computer will lock in the percentage they are currently on. The player who comes closer to the actual percentage earns a point. The first player to earn three points wins the round and goes to the money round to play for $10,000,000.

In the money round, the contestant is given similar questions, and must place a range, that is similar to The Price is Right's Range Game, on the scale from 0% to 100% that includes the correct answer (for example, if the answer is 45%, then the contestant's range must include 45%). The size of the range decreases as the money values increase:

$1,000 question: 41-point range
$10,000 question: 31-point range
$100,000 question: 21-point range
$1,000,000 question: 11-point range
$10,000,000 question: Exact guess on the last question (see below)
For the first three questions, the correct answer to the question is revealed once the contestant has locked in an answer by pulling down a lever. For the $1,000,000 question, the correct answer is revealed only if the contestant's range misses the question.

If the contestant correctly answers the $1,000,000 question, the contestant is then given the chance to win $10,000,000 by picking the exact percentage (rounded to the nearest 1%) out of that 10% range (11 choices in all).

Contestants who miss either the $1,000 or $10,000 question win nothing (therefore, losing on the $10K question does not change the $1,000 bank into $100). From the $100,000 question and then on, missing a question causes a contestant to lose "by the power of 10," meaning that their current winnings are divided by 10 (losing on the $100K question drops their $10,000 bank to $1,000; losing on the $1,000,000 question drops the $100K to $10K, and losing at the $10,000,000 level drops the $1M to $100K).

For each question, audience members make exact-percentage guesses (and not a range) in order to then show the contestant a full sample of the results, for help in answering. Contestants can also ask an in-studio relative or friend their opinion before locking in, and contestants can adjust their choice as much as they want to elicit reactions from the audience or their friend/relative. Contestants can stop the game at any time and take their money, so long as they do not lock in an answer.

The host does not know the answers and will sometimes help contestants think through questions and offer their own opinions, unlike most game shows.

You can play Power of 10 for free online or even audition for the show at the CBS website here.
It's a lot of fun and what have you got to loose?



Power of 10 free online game





*This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation Licence. It uses material from the Wikipedia article Power of 10.
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Homer's Beer Run

April 16th 2007 13:26
Homer Simpson is a very greedy man.
The aim of the game is to catch beer barrels and then bring them to Homer's car.
Watch out for burning barrels, if one of them touches you the game is over.
To control Homer use the left and right arrow keys.
Remember that Homer can only carry one keg at a time so you'll need to make frequent trips to the car.


Genre: The Simpsons
Time to Play: 5 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Available From: funny-games.biz
Play Homer's Beer Run here.



The Simpsons Game - Homer's Beer Run
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Reality TV Trivia

March 12th 2007 11:08
Reality shows are all over the television landscape today. Do you know your American Idol from your Big Brother? Are you a Beauty, or The Geek? Top Chef, or Top Model? Test your knowledge in our newest instalment of Reality TV Trivia and find out!

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1 vs 100

January 21st 2007 09:57
In 1 vs 100 a single player goes up against 100 other contestants (referred to as the "mob"), gaining money for each contestant they eliminate but losing all their winnings with any incorrect answer along the way. The top prize is $1,000,000.

In the game the contestant is given a question with three possible answers. After answering a question correctly, any player in the 100-person mob who answered the question incorrectly is eliminated from play. Players add a specific amount to their bank for every member of the mob they eliminate on a particular question. If after any correct answer the entire 100-person mob has been eliminated, the contestant wins the grand prize of $1,000,000


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Jeopardy

December 22nd 2006 02:46
Get ready to test your knowledge in the single-player online version of America's Favorite Quiz Show®. Just like the television show, select a category and a money value to reveal the hidden answer. Come up with the correct question and you win the money; otherwise, your bank will take a hit.

How to Play:
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Deal or No Deal

November 8th 2006 23:49
Deal or No Deal is a television game show format owned by Dutch-based production company Endemol. The first version of the show was broadcast in the Netherlands as Miljoenenjacht, followed by an Australian version, which was the first version with the Deal or No Deal name.

Deal or No Deal can now be played online for free! The link to play is below, if you're not sure about how the game is played, the following information should assist


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Law & Order Criminal Intent

August 17th 2006 03:31
Law & Order Criminal Intent: The Vengeful Heart

A bank executive has been found dead in his home. As Detective Goren you will survey the murder scene, use psychological tactics to interrogate witnesses and push the investigation to completion. Are you sharp enough to scour the crime scene, interview suspects and track down the killer


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Who Wants to be a Millionaire

July 28th 2006 03:06
You can play "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" for free online. Remember, it's only for fun and you don't win any real money.

Instructions:
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Family Feud

June 30th 2006 01:19
For those of you not familiar with this game show, basically you guess what 100 people said when answering survey questions. The more popular the answer you choose, the more points you score. There are over 2,000 questions and 10,000 answers. Start feuding!
This game if from MSN, however, you will need to download it to play.

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Wheel of Fortune

May 22nd 2006 03:46
Now you can play this popular TV game show online.
Spin the wheel, then pick a consonant to see if it forms part of the phrase. If you're correct you will earn the amount shown on the wheel multiplied by the number of times the letter appeared.
If you get stuck you can buy a vowel, and solve the puzzle at any time.

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