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Playboy: The Mansion $29.99

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Oh YES. It's here and it's on SALE.

Play as Hugh Hefner and build the Playboy mansion and magazine with your skills. As you gain experience you also gain fame and exclusive access to the Playboy Archives, including footage of the world-famous Playboy Mansion. This is a MUST have game for anyone out there that has the skills to build his own empire.

Only 29.99!

Online RPG that is free and fun!

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I found this yesterday and got quite addicted.

ConquerOnline is completely free and fun. Levels go pretty high as you try to achieve bigger and better skills. You can group with others and even PK (fight other players ingame).

Collect money to buy armor, items, and weapons. Power your character up to take on even the toughest of quest that are presented to you. Or swing on over to the PK tourny and see how good you really are!

Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles $29.99

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The Final Fantasy series explodes onto Nintendo GameCube with action-packed multiplayer gameplay and an epic storyline seeped in Final Fantasy style and lore. Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles tells the tale of a land covered in poisonous miasma where people depend on precious crystals to stay alive. Using Game Boy Advance systems as controllers, four players can team up to solve puzzles, defeat enemies and survive in a land teeming with danger. This game is a must-play for any Final Fantasy fan! This game works mainly off teamwork. So get ready to team up and have some fun!

Features

* Finally -- Multiplayer Final Fantasy! Crystal Chronicles is the first multiplayer Final Fantasy game available on home consoles in the United States.
* Using the Game Boy Advance as a controller, players are able to control their characters on-screen, while receiving unique information on the Game Boy Advance screen which other players cannot see.
* Fight through an epic role-playing game with the story and graphic quality players have come to expect from the Final Fantasy series!
* Use magic spells and special attacks to combat amazing enemies in massive real-time battles!

Get it now for a great price. Only $29.99!

8-Outlet SurgeMaster® 6-Cord only $19.95

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$19.95

The Superior Series offers surge protection for your mid-level computers, peripherals, home theater, DSS systems, audio/video, phone/fax, DSL/cable modems, and more. This model boasts 1770 Joules, 90,000 Maximum Spike Amperage, 8-outlets, and a lifetime $150,000 Connected Equipment Warranty.

Most authorities will suggest you get protection for at least 1000 joules. With this protector, you'll never have to worry about that requirement, as you'll never have a nasty power spike that gets past its joule protection.

Guild Wars Review

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Guild Wars takes the trational role of RPG'ing and gives it a little twist. If you are expecting high leveling for you character and endless amounts of "farming", well, you have found the wrong game. Guild Wars caps at level 20, which is quite easy to get to. Within a week of casual game play, you will reach the full potential of your characters abilities.

Guild Wars characters come in all types: male and female, large and small, and in any of 36 combinations of the six professions: Warrior, Ranger, Monk, Elementalist, Mesmer, and Necromancer. You have over 150 unique skills per character, which sets your character apart from the other classes of characters.

You can create up to four heroes per unique Guild Wars account. New heroes can be deleted and created at any time.

If you like Player-versus-Player competition, Guild Wars is your game. In addition to building up a character by undergoing missions and quests, you can choose to create a character from the beginning that starts out PvP'ing. Although that character can never enter into normal missions or towns and can never get the weapons like a full played character, you will be able to jump straight into PvP'ing if you don't like the grinding. The game is made to reward player skill and teamwork, not endless grinding, so you won't need to spend tons of hours leveling up your character to compete.

The game includes integrated support for guilds, with the ability to create special guild emblems, to play for sigils which give you guild halls, and to keep in touch through in-game guild messaging like Asherons Call had. Guilds can challenge other guilds to battle, compete for control of key parts of the world, and be ranked on a worldwide ladder while in PvP'ing zones. These zones are only for PvP'ing, there is no PvP outside of these zones anywhere else. And since it is "Guild" Wars, you play PvP in groups, not alone. This game doesn't have a one on one type of play to it like other rpg games. You get a choice of 8 skills to put in your gaming bar that defines what abilities your character will have. So two characters going head to head could possibly not be balanced even in the slightest. I really didn't like this part of the game. I love the aspect of being able to play solo sometimes and not having to wait for 5 others to log on just to start a match. You can randomly pick others you don't know and can even choose "henchmen" that are nothing more than bots that have ingame AI. But their AI goes only so far and in the end they are more a henderance sometimes more than help.

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