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	Catch your flight - my favourite locative game (Just Bru)
		When I was a kid I used to spend some time playing boardgames.
		I reckon it also contributed, together with Conan Doyle stories, to ignite this neverending fascination of mine for this city.
		Anyway, back to Scotland Yard, it is a game of transportation and deduction: the whole point is choosing the right route and getting from A to B faster than X (actually Mr.
	codewitch.org /2006/09/catch_your_flight_my_favourite.html (440 words)

	Faro (card-game) - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Although both Basset and Faro were forbidden in France, on severe penalties, these games continued to be in great vogue in England during the 18th century, especially Faro; for the alleged reasons that it was easy to learn, that it appeared to be very fair, and, lastly, that it was a very quiet game.
		It was, however, the most dangerous game for the destruction of families ever invented.
		Throughout this century, Faro was the favourite game.
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /faro_(card-game).htm (481 words)

	Traditional_games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The classic word game : Scrabble is a word game that anybody can play as long as they can spell in the language in which the game is being played.
		The object of the game is to compete for the highest score by forming interlocking words in crossword fashion on the Scrabble board using tiles displaying letters with various score values.
		Good but not as good as the orginal : I enjoy playing this game with family and it was purchased one christmas to repalce a slightly tired version.However, we were disappointed...
	toys.mysic.co.uk /Traditional_Games (628 words)

	Diplomacy
		Nowadays, of course, adventure games (excuse me, RPGs) are just another means of exposure to the same infantile licenses that you experience through comics, novelizations, Saturday-morning cartoons, movies, lunch boxes, action figures, and God (or the gods) know what all.
		Many games, to be sure, innovate in some fashion; but few innovators can be termed superb games more than thirty years after their publication -- let alone, centuries after publication, as I expect Diplomacy will be.
		Yet that alone is insufficient; the true complexity of the game lies in the relationships among its players, and those are ever-changing.
	www.costik.com /dippy.html (1268 words)

	DriverHeaven.net - Favourite Amiga Game
		Mar 16, 2004 10:24 PM I cant really remember, all those games of that time seem to have merged to one computer, not sure if they were amiga or not.
		Best sports game was Sensible Soccer...however overall my most favourite game has to be Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge, the finest arcade racing game of all time.
		Sensible Soccer and the other Soccer games based on the same engine at different evolutional stages still amazed me several years later as I experienced having to manage 4-6 buttons in an EA Sports game to basically do the same things as could be done with a stick and ONE button on the Amiga.
	www.driverheaven.net /printthread.php?t=40942&pp=100 (867 words)

	TNL Forum - Favourite GBA game
		The games on the horizon which are most likely to become my next favourite GBA game are either Fire Emblem or Golden Sun The Lost Age.
		Perhaps Metal Slug or one of the Klonoa games might take the honour as well, and if Sega ever does release a Wonderboy game it'll definitely be a strong contender too.
		Not just a great GBA game, I have a feeling it will be one of my favorite games for quite a while.
	www.the-nextlevel.com /board/showthread.php?t=8114 (589 words)

	Children's Folk Games Project* My Favourite Game
		This game is very interesting and we like to play it.
		The rules of this game are: 4 or more members are able to take part in this game.
		In this game someone must frighten other people and it is very nice.
	www.estcomp.ro /~cfg/favourite.html (383 words)

	Monstergamer Video Gaming Forums - What is your favourite game. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		I do like the other games in the series but that was one of the things I really loved about the game.
		Good choice, the game is most well known for Emotional expresion, 2nd to FF6(for its time).
		In fact, from what I hear, they were anticipating 7 after ff6 and were dissapointed to the game because it copied ff6 but it was done poorly.
	www.monstergamer.net /vb/playstation_forum/560-what_your_favourite_game.html (950 words)

	Conkers - A Traditional Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The game goes on in turns until one or other of the two conkers is completely destroyed.
		In Puerto Rico we have played a similiar game for decades,only we use the seed of the carob tree, which grows in woody pods in a meaty substance which stinks to high heaven, and we call the game "gallitos" which is Spanish for "Little Cocks" or"Little Roosters".
		It was a game exclusive to the school playground – I can't recall playing the game anywhere else.
	www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk /customs/conkers.html (1345 words)

	My Favourite Game Boards
		This interest extends to the boards used in games and while they needn't necessarily be a map, I really appreciate one that has been well designed and attractively rendered.
		A lot of games use a board merely as a placeholder for pieces and settle for a simply matrix of boxes.
		I'm a fan of Celtic knots and so this game, which uses them as a central mechanic, was a natural.
	www.thegamesjournal.com /articles/FavouriteGameBoards.shtml (707 words)

	T.F. Rigelhof on The Favourite Game
		The Favourite Game opens with the line, "Breavman knows a girl named Shell whose ears were pierced so she could wear the long filigree earrings." Like Suzanne in the Leonard Cohen song, Shell has touched a young man's body with her mind, but she wants to stake a claim to more than his flesh.
		Breavman is creating a Song of Songs to her glory superimposed on a lament over his inability to renounce his Jewish soul to her gentile body.
		The Favourite Game was published in England in October, 1963, and in New York in September, 1964, and sold about 1,000 copies in all.
	www.leonardcohenfiles.com /rigelhof2.html (741 words)

	Favourite Game? - Gaming XS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		You were truly enraged when the Guardian, the arch nemesis of the Avatar (the hero of the series) for the last few games in the series, betrays Batlin, your nemesis from Ultima VII: Part I: The Black Gate, and turns your companions into evil creatures of chaos.
		Great level designs, difficult enemies and challenging puzzles were all a part of this games brilliance but finally working out how to kill the Huge alien at the end and doing it with a crowbar due to ammunition depleation was the proudest gaming moment I had ever had at the time.
		I cannot say one game is my favorite, but here are all ones that come in at number one....
	www.gamingxs.com /forums/showthread.php?t=58 (647 words)

	Tilted Mill Community - favourite Game
		I like games that give me freedom to do what I want but missions when I need them and Cossacks I think is one of the best strategy/war game as it look good and you have thousands of men at once
		These games are really the ones I've played for hours and hours (besides the CB games).
		Location: Williamsport, PA My favorite game of all time would have to be Civilization I. I can't tell you how many months of my life I spent on that game.
	www.tiltedmill.com /forums/showthread.php?t=150 (923 words)

	Favourite Business Game - English Amiga Board
		Currently the only bussines strategy game I have ever played and liked on Amiga is Detroit AGA (The car building one), some of you may think this game is crap (But I like it).
		Amoung my favourites in this genre include Railroad Tychoon and the really strange game called Hillside Lido..its a game where you try to manage a resort beach type area, but not a exotic locale, more like low class area...here in New York we have Coney Island.
		First stratagy game I ever played (On the ST though) I am still as crap at this game now as I was back in the day, but it doesn't hamper my enjoyment of this game in the slightest, a quality game and no mistake, by crickey
	eab.abime.net /showthread.php?t=1097 (497 words)

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	Re: What's your favourite game? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The game I am playing now is: N* A flash game where you are a little ninja guy who jumps off walls in search for gold the door keys and to try and avoid the robots.
		You know the game, where you are a pie shaped guy running away from 'ghosts' while trying to get all the dots.
		Every game developer should play it for a few hours to understand how UNimportant graphics and sound are to good gameplay.
	channel9.msdn.com /ShowPost.aspx?PostID=17495 (1007 words)

	My favourite game: Cadaver (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Cadaver is a challenging and tremendous game that continues to delight.
		Quite simply a stunning game, and one that proves that The Bitmaps can turn their hands to practically any style of game.
		The Payoff was released to an expectant public in 1991 as an extention to Cadaver.
	www.bluepoint.gen.tr /levent/cadaver.html (211 words)

	The Vampire Koi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Humanity is a virus, until the day we all change, I would much prefer to be a vampyre which has a certian respect for its environment.
		If i were a supernatural creature, would choose to be an earth spirit, touching people who wander into the green shade of deep forests and whispering to those who linger in gardens.
		When the flesh is gone and only the spirit remains...then we will have all the answers that escape us now; we live in a tangled maze of uncertainty and fear...but, sometimes, our souls find themselves mingling with souls like ours; then and only then, can we find the strength to carry on until the end.
	vampirekoi.com /geobook.html (2000 words)

	19/01/98 -- Sports: How risky is Canada's favourite game? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Troy knows that if he has a strong game and impresses them, he could dramatically increase his chances of being chosen at next summer's NHL entry draft.
		With less than a minute left in regulation time and the game tied at three, Troy finds himself slightly ahead of an opposing player as he races to try to prevent his team from getting called for icing the puck.
		Despite the fact that the age of players in the NWMHA ranges from four to nine, rules concerning hitting from behind are strictly enforced, says Kevin Stubbington, vice-president of the league and co-creator of the Safety Toward Other Players (STOP) programme.
	www.peak.sfu.ca /the-peak/98-1/issue2/riskysports.html (1102 words)

	Amazon.ca: Books: The Favourite Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		He abandoned fiction after only two novels--1963's The Favourite Game and 1966's Beautiful Losers--but these were enough to reveal Cohen as a deft and vivid storyteller, equally comfortable with poetry and prose.
		Like so many first novels, The Favourite Game is semi-autobiographical, a coming-of-age novel that tells the story of Lawrence Breavman, a Montreal Jewish boy who matures into a promising poet.
		Whereas Beautiful Losers and much of his later poetry is very abstract, The Favorite Game is a novel in a traditional and familar form -- the coming-of-age of a young man -- but done in a highly unique and endearing fashion.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0771022018 (982 words)

	Your Favourite Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		This has to be my favourite game as the Glens needed to win to win the league.
		I suppose it HAS to be the CSKA Sofia game (although the recent game in Israel comes close).
		I can't remember too much about the game but I remember the Glens playing out of their skins.
	www.glentoran.com /heroes/games/favourite.html (212 words)

	Monstergamer - What is your favourite game. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		June 06, 03 12:36 AM What is your favourite game.
		Ok we can all have our own opions that is what this forum is all about, and just because we haven't played one of them doesn't mean that we can't like the ones we have played.
		January 21, 04 09:34 PM Re: What is your favourite game.
	www.monstergamer.net /vb/playstation_forum/560-what_your_favourite_game-print.html (1220 words)

	Favourite Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Well, I think we all have a game we love and defend to the bitter end.
		That game for me is the one and only Flashback.
		Well, once the guards are killed, the story of Conrad starts to take shape.
	www.amiga.20m.com /custom4.html (106 words)

	Adventure Forums - Favourite Adventure Game Fansite
		And I think the reason for this is the fact that I'm not much of a fan for any game for a very long time.
		Because most adventure games are self contained it's inevitable for me to reach a saturation point with them, and I naturally seek new experiences elsewhere.
		Fansites are great for getting every little detail about a game you love but as a community they have a short shelf life imo (unless they have a broader appeal as Krkode says; such as Mixnmojo covering all lucasarts stuff).
	forums.adventuregamers.com /printthread.php?t=226 (904 words)

	MovieBud.com Archive - Favourite Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		What is your Favourite Game, it can be Video, drinking or a boardgame.
		I know the game here has an 18 rating, I've seen some kids playing it and is quite disturbing watching them beat up prostitutes, just because they can.
		I would play that game to no end...I was a relentless in my hunt for all 120 stars and would not rest until I had them all!
	www.moviebud.com /showthread/t-963.html (209 words)

	Favourite Game Weapon - SP v4.0 Supercharged! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		I like to be stealthy in CS:S, and there's nothing like sneaking behind that bastard AWP sniper that's pinning your team down, and stabbing him in the back of the head for an instant kill.
		Welcome to sp Glitch, my favourite weapon has to be spawn codes, hehe i know its not a weapon but spawning 10 killer robots is one hell of an attack.
		They shit it, and run, So The flak is another of my favourite weapons.
	www.spammers-paradise.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=9874 (301 words)

	Boomtown - www
		Oh its gotta be Knights of the old republic 1/2 I'd even go as far to say they were the best games i've ever played.
		I feel the advancing dialogue, characters, plot twists and storyline (althought somewhat linear) rivaled the very movies they were based on.
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	www.boomtown.net /en_uk/poll/poll.view.php?id=12859 (127 words)

	eye - X hits the spot - 05.01.03
		As a gently ironic period piece about Montreal in the early '60s, this film version of The Favourite Game might have worked, but director Bernar Hébert treats the source text with a reverance that proves deadly.
		They talk about freedom and love in ways that were probably revolutionary at the time, but now seem as archaic as Shakespearean verse.
		History has passed The Favourite Game by, and moviegoers should do the same.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_05.01.03/film/onscreen.html (1588 words)

	Anime Fantasia's Forum - favourite game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		September 8th, 2004 09:00 PM Thats a little far, I think its one of the best games, Halo 2 or Halflife 2 is going to be the best game ever, or maybe its even Legend of Zelda.
		September 13th, 2004 08:37 PM just a note, in case you were wondering: I fixed the word "favourite".
		September 14th, 2004 02:10 PM All of the espn 2k4 and 2k5 games for xbox.
	www.animefantasia.com /forum/printthread.php?t=1962 (468 words)

	Gamers Gateway - Favourite Game?
		I had a friend of mine ask me what my favorite game for the Gamecube was.
		I'd have to say my favourite is SSB:M, solely because Mewtwo is in it.
		Sorry, no cube but my fave GBA game is, err, well, either "a link to the past" or "mariokart".
	www.gamers-gateway.com /vb/showthread.php?t=18048 (331 words)

	Armchair DJ: Music Review: The Cardigans: My Favourite Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Continuing their evolution from pop perfection to rock melancholy, Swedish quintet The Cardigans deliver a moody, bouncy, gently seductive single that's light years away from the trifle that was "Lovefool" but still can't match the heady beauty of their early work.
		But why they'd want to allow a cheesy jungle/rock remix of "My Favorite Game" is beyond me. A live version of the aforementioned global soundtrack smash is also included, but it's a slight pleasure at best.
		Disc II: In retrospect, "War," the group's contribution to the film "A Life Less Ordinary," was the first chilling indicator of this new, anti-fluff approach.
	www.armchair-dj.com /reviews/m/my_favourite_game.asp (283 words)

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