October, 2007
freegamesall.net is a website that provides free online flash games.
There are lots of free flash game websites out there, and it’s often difficult to choose between them. Despite the curious name, freegamesall.net has a good selection of games to choose from, divided into several categories including adventure, action and strategy games. Some categories only have a few games, and some have hundreds so you may need to dig around a little to find something worth playing.
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swPal.com are a company that provide services to help developers to sell their software online. If you’ve ever wondered how to sell shareware online, then it’s definitely worth a look.
Perhaps the most useful feature is that they accept payments through PayPal, and that as soon as a sale is made the money is paid into your account. Their fees are also quite low, with a maximum of $1 per purchase and as low as 50 cents. Because they deal exclusively with PayPal, you also get all of the account and card processing features provided by PayPal.
If you’re looking to set up quickly and you don’t want to wait to be paid, then swPal.com looks like a great place to start.
If you’d like to buy an advert on the blog, you can find the
site details over at
Text-Link-Ads.com. You’ll get a dedicated post as well an ad in the sidebar and on the main blog index. Alternatively you can
write a review to get free links and traffic, which is great if you have a blog of your own. If you’re an indie developer, using
Text Link Ads is a great way to earn some extra income from your website.
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It’s time for the September edition of the Carnival of Video Game Bloggers already! I’ll admit that I’m going to cheat on this particular edition, as I’m a little under the weather right now. All hail the InstaCarnival!
Rod presents X-Men Legends 2: Rise of the Apocalypse posted at Review Hookup.
Snapu presents Anticipated Upcoming Titles posted at CAE Gaming, saying, “An article describing 3 of the most anticipated games, complete with videos.”
Jenny presents Harvest Time! posted at the so called me.
Jigsaw hc presents Hexic 2 Review posted at Jigsaw hc’s Rants & Reviews.
Aaron Lockard presents Can the Wii hold Demos? posted at Aaron Lockard’s Gaming Thoughts.
K Peney presents Alternative Endings (a bit po-mo) posted at Write the Game, saying, “Alternative Endings in video games.”
Michael Chu presents StarCraft 2 is Coming posted at Make Money Online with Knighty Night’s Talk, saying, “If you like StarCraft, you are going to love StarCraft 2. Better graphics, better gameplay”
Ken Barnes presents The GTA Delay posted at RewiredMind.com.
Jigsaw hc presents Overlord Review posted at Jigsaw hc’s Rants & Reviews.
Brian presents A Different Perspective on Bioshock posted at The Weekend Gamer.
Renata Vincoletto presents Siberia 2 for the Pocket PC posted at A geek Family.
Marcus presents BioShock, Symbolism and Mind-Control : The Thoughts posted at The Thoughts, saying, “The shocking symbolism as used in the recent XBox and PC game BioShock!”
You Been Blinded presents CONSUMING WITH Wii posted at YOU BEEN BLINDED, saying, “Beer pong for the nintendo wii. College is gonna be great. Cheers!! HG”
Jenny presents Harvest Time! posted at the so called me.
john struan presents Super Punch: Smash Bros. Brawl Desktop Wallpapers (Lyn, Munchlax, Meta Knight) posted at Super Punch, saying, “Custom Smash Bros. Brawl Desktop Wallpapers (Lyn, Munchlax, Meta Knight)”
Borut Pfeifer presents Linearity, agency, and fate in The Darkness and Bioshock posted at The Plush Apocalypse.
Akira_Fudo presents Top 5 juegos por venir posted at Gamers – Anim-e-motioN, saying, “opiniones personalizadas acerca del mundo del videojuego”
That’s it for this issue! You can submit an article for the next
carnival of video game bloggers using the
carnival submission form, and view past and previous editions at the
blog carnival index page. The next edition is due on the 22nd of October, so you’ve got plenty of time to get writing.
Technorati tags: carnival of video game bloggers, blog carnival.
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It’s (finally) Friday, which means Pirate Week is over. Hold back the tears though, because we have one last game to reveal. Ladies and Gentlemen, I present you with Pirates of Treasure Island.
Puzzle games are great, but sometimes I wish they had a little more substance. Pirates of Treasure Island mixes a solid puzzle game with a pirate adventure, and throws in some great mini-games along the way. It’s a neat concept, and it’s executed in a very slick manner. A few of the challenges are quite tough, particularly the sword fighting, but it adds a lot of depth to the usual “match stuff” puzzle genre.
You can read more about Pirates of Treasure Island at its game information page or try it out by downloading the free demo.
I never want to see another pirate again…
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Another day, another pirate game. I don’t think I’ve ever used the word “pirate” so much in my entire life. Today’s game is “Pirate Poppers“, an action puzzle hybrid where you shoot coloured cannonballs at an oncoming chain of balls.
There are some games that just scream “quality” as soon as you start playing them. Pirate Poppers is one of those games. Not only is a huge amount of fun to play, but it manages to work the pirate theme into an abstract game exceptionally well. The core gameplay is solid, and all of the little touches, like the treasure trove, add up to create a highly enjoyable experience.
You can read more about Pirate Poppers at its game information page or try it out by downloading the free demo.
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