Exhausted with Facebook Games? Come On, It's Time to Play Newtotal Jerkface Happy Wheels Game! - Associated Content

It is already proven that flash games played at Facebook and MySpace have won incredible fame and recognition among the game freaks. Fairly being a new addition, Happy Wheels Game got its entry recently.

Happy Wheels:

Happy wheels game is so simple to play and this doesn't fit the thirst of young players and people over 40 years of age. Crossing the game levels is simple and players will still become addictive with the game. The levels are relatively simple to navigate, whereby you'll become familiar by playing it a couple of times.

Play Happy Wheels:

Playing happy wheels is as easy as possible. On having control with the arrow keys, you can control the wheels; limb shed crash and prevents the bloody levels - that will give you real fun and joy. The game turns out with fun, while the player keeps laughing at the bicyclist trying to out pedal his own snipped leg or arms coming closer. Jerkface's Happy Wheels involves different game levels, where a few levels will even leave the monitor with blood. Most specifically, "My Shotgun" makes a little sense with different game experience.

Some levels of this flashy bloody game is challenging, particularly "The Office" level is intriguing to happen as expected. This level becomes tricky while you try to survive the ladder having your character active.

Characters involved in Happy Wheels:

Till now, the game involves 5 active characters such as the boy on the bicycle along with a small kid seated on the kiddie seat, a stout lady riding the handicapped scooter, the girl and boy on a moped, an aged man in a wheelchair. Individual players happen to be bloody, while the bicycle and scooter characters give extra spike and jab.

Understanding the levels and gathering knowledge of different game levels will certainly make you tired of playing Happy Wheels. You will master the game after a couple of tryout. Possibility is that, your gaffer will likely loathe this game. One thing assured is that you can spend the boring day very faster.

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Classic Games like Oregon Trail Migrate to Facebook - Associated Content

Facebook seems to be taking over the internet at the moment, and now it has begun incorporating pre-internet computer games. Today, for example, the classic "Oregon Trail" will premiere on the social network  giant, along with "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?"

Blue Fang Games LLC (which you have probably never heard of, but which owns "Oregon Trail") and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt are introducing these classic games to Facebook. The idea is to revitalized old but still loved gaming properties by incorporating them into the most cutting edge of gaming platforms, Facebook. [Source: Bray, Hiawatha. "2 vintage games go to Facebook; Firms aim to tap social networking," Boston Globe, 2/2/11, page B7].

Social networks are a great place to promote nostalgia-based commercial offerings (because you get all types of people there), so Facebook seems like an ideal platform to reintroduce "Oregon Trail" and other classic computer games. Will Facebook users take a few minutes to play Oregon Trail on-line? Probably, yes. If the public reaction to Farmville is any indication, there is plenty of room on Facebook for games that require users to earn tools and develop strategies.

Facebook is probably not the right platform to launch a huge, expensive game. For lingering properties that were created decades ago, though, Facebook could be just right. Think about it: All the owners of "Oregon Trail" want to do is increase their residual royalties from the game a bit. It does not have to become the top game on Facebook to make them happy - it just needs to generate a little extra income, which it is almost certain to do.

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