Games.com

Open a window to a game filled delight

By Emma Kae - 14th June 2001 - Back to News

Looking for a little entertainment? Itching to get your fingers pounding on the keyboard? Craving a top score or two? Visit Games.com – a huge maze of all you need to keep you entertained.

It is the place to find all of the online versions of the globe's greatest games. There are boardgames from Monopoly to UpWords, arcade games like Asteroids and Battlezone, even card games and CD rom.

To start, simply log on to Games.com and select a title from the game list. Be prepared to have an awesome time. It may be best to bring a packed lunch as each is very, very addictive. There are games for every person and any type of player, amateur or advanced and of any interest. You can play solo and test your skills against the computer or challenge others.

That’s not all! Games.com allows you to meet new people, make new mates, e-mail friends and family and resurrect a confrontation of the keyboard battle.

There are new games appearing all the time, so if you are not addicted right away, there’s still hope for the future! A great site, Games.com will have you playing for life.

Click here to visit Games.com

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