Tester123

hey everyone,
I just got my laptop fixed from some virus that attacked it and juiced the ram up to about 760 something...512+256 + 2.4 ghz and integrated graphics,
anyhow- I'm looking for some fun time-wasting games that are going to keep me alive for a week without an internet connection//

Holo

little or big? free or pay?

If smaller and free I recommend going to www.gamehippo.com They have tons of freeware and free use shareware games to download. They have quality ratings and they're usually spot-on.

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Tester123

Anything . no internet so flashplayer can't save me like usual, thanks for the link!

mikec

www.popcap.com has a lot of interesting games that you can download, or just copy the .swf from temp internet files. insaniquarium is a fun little time waster IMO.

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tamdarkdeamon

Unreal tournament 2004 is a great game for single player. Arugably, the single player can be as good as the multiplayer

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muckluck

Single player is actually better then. People have to start making servers that have other game modes besides Onslaught.

gmoot

If you like puzzle games, check out Caravel DROD
http://www.soft411.com/company/Carav...ts-Edition.htm

Its quite hard and if you like that kind of game, should keep you busy for a long time.

Jeff

An integrated graphics card couldn't handle that.

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Pellaz

if you haven't played it, baldurs gate 2.

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fernweh

What Pellaz said... and if you like rpgs, give the original Baldur's Gate a try. It's five or six years old and that shows in the graphics and interface, but it's still the best pc game ever, imho.

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Cyber Phunk

If you can find a copy of it, Pandora's box is a good puzzle game.
Over 400 puzzles from the creator of tetris.
Probly find it at wal-mart, heh.

kofspades

**cough** Roms **cough***

Did you guys hear something?

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scott2162

The original Doom always kept my attention. Easy to get into and you don't need a souped up PC to run it.

Latch

Shouldn't this be in the Tilted Games forum?

I'm like scott2162.. I love the classics. A bit of Doom/Duke3D/Keen hehe.

The "most current" game I play is probably Unreal Tournament (GOTY edition) or Postal 2.

JohnnyRoyale

Civilization III....it's older, but you can spend a good couple of days on it.

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Pocket Tanks

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