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What do you call those puzzle things that have numbers on it and are scrambled and what you are trying to do is shift the numbers and get the numbers in order? It has 15 numbers.
Its not sudoku its a little metal square with a bunch of other little numbered squares and you shift the squares till you get them in order.

It's called the 15 puzzle.

www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/15_puzzle

There's alot of turbo graffix games but I've never heard of the system or its games. What games would you recommend that are your favorite?

If you like Zelda give neutopia a try also theres the dragons curse a side scrolling action game with RPG elements or if you like platform games the Bonk's adventure games are good fun.

LINA OHTA “PUZZLE-RIDDLE” Music Video -feat. Deunan Knute version-

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Serani No Games TJ Records Daseca Alliance Entertainment

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I know some people just glue the back of the finished puzzle and somehow hang it up but I want to glue the back of the finish puzzle so that it doesn't fall apart and THEN put it in a clear frame. I already got the frame but I wasn't sure what to use to glue the back together. Do I HAVE to glue the finished puzzle onto a piece of cardboard or can I just glue the back together somehow and put it in a frame?

Mod Podge. You can coat the front and/or back, and it fills in the spaces….use thin coats. It comes in matte and gloss, so you can choose the finish, and it dries very quickly. Use a sponge brush to avoid brush marks, and try to keep it from flexing unless you do multiple coats on both sides.

Alternatively, you could brush white glue evenly over the entire back of the puzzle, press a piece of mat board onto it, flip it over and put a weight on it, to keep it tight to the board. Then you can just trim the mat board to fit your frame when it is dry, and the only glue is on the back.

I've been searching for what seems like forever, for a good, addictive online gaming site. I prefer the mindless time management (or diner dash/cake mania types/tycoon) types. A friend told me that she'd found one that had the same trial games I'd found from Bigfish in the full-versions; you just have to deal with a few commercials–does anyone know where I can find this or similar sites?

www.gamexna.com is the best site for online gaming. They have more than 4000 flash games, including 3D games. Its totally free. I recommend this site if you are really looking forward to have a great joy.

This is a custom rubik’s type puzzle.

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Backstreet Boys Quit Playing Games (With My Heart)
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I bought a Sudoku puzzle book yesterday and I'm having trouble completing the first one!
I'm a complete beginner so any advice from an expert would be helpful.
Thank you.

Try these they might help

http://www.sudoku.org.uk/PDF/Solving_Sudoku.pdf#search='Sudoku%20solving'
http://www.angusj.com/sudoku/hints.php
http://www.scanraid.com/sudoku.htmhttp://www.paulspages.co.uk/sudoku/howtosolve/

We've bought over $3650 Aust.worth of games over the past five years and my little nephew won't give video games a break. He practically plays them from the moment he gets home until he sleeps then all weekend. We try to get him away from them as much as we can but feel as though it's our fault because we used to play video games all of the time. He does do afternoon sports and watches a few cartoons before he goes to bed. But we're afraid he has too much of a video game addiction. He's only ten. Should we stop buying him games? What to do we've bought a wii and playstation 3 and also own and xbox and whole bunch of gamecube games. Is there anything we can do? Is it safe for kids to grow up this way?

My little brother is exactly like that and he started not doing homework, skipping school, faking sick, etc. to stay home and play games. He also turned into a spoiled little brat. I would suggest no games or tv until homework is done and then restricted play time for only 1-2 hours per day.