Tag Archives: Gaming

Can You Run It? tells you if your computer can run that game

Posted on October 27, 2008 by vrreddy

Can You Run It? is a web app that tells you if you can run that popular game on your computer. It compares your system specs with the minimum requirements of the computer games and shows you whether your computer … Continue reading →

Time Waster: 200 Flash Games to kill time

Posted on May 6, 2008 by vrreddy

If you are getting bored or want to kill some time while you are waiting for something then go to Friv.com. It features 200 flash games for your entertainment. The homepage of Friv shows 200 games as tiny icons, click … Continue reading →

Photo Soup word puzzle based on Flickr tags – Time Waster

Posted on February 11, 2008 by vrreddy

Photo Soup is a word puzzle based on Flickr tags from Yahoo. The word puzzle contains the Flickr tags, you have to find all these tags before you run out of the time. You can create a puzzle with any … Continue reading →

Download Mahjong for Free – Time Waster

Posted on January 17, 2008 by vrreddy

Mahjong is one of my favorite game and i used to play for hours. If you don’t know about Mahjong here is a quick intro, it is a tile matching game like solitaire. It is a chinese game and quite … Continue reading →

doof brings social network to gaming world

Posted on October 21, 2007 by vrreddy

doof is a new service for playing games and meeting people of the game world. In doof you will find those arcade games you used to play in all stunning flash interface. Apart from games you can do lot of … Continue reading →

Moola.com Invites

Posted on August 15, 2007 by vrreddy

I have 3 moola.com invites if any of you would like to check the fun at moola.com. Follow this link (acts as a referral link for me) to get your account at moola.com. Once these 3 invites are over i … Continue reading →

Scratch: Programming for kids

Posted on May 15, 2007 by vrreddy

Scratch is a tool aimed at kids to make animations, games and interactive artworks, scratch is developed by MIT media lab. With scratch anyone can create animations or games with out knowing any programing language. One can import pictures from … Continue reading →