Knock pins down with a heavy ball in this bowling simulation.

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Wander a dungeon, killing baddies and collecting treasure.

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Television star Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell) breaks up with sensitive composer Peter Bretter (Jason Segel). He takes a solo trip to Hawaii to forget about her, but unfortunately runs into Sarah and her new lothario boyfriend, rock star Aldous Snow (Russel Brand). Hilarity ensues.

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Writer Harry Block (Woody Allen) is about to travel upstate to receive an award for his writing, but he can’t find anyone to make the trip with him – he’s a total asshole who has alienated everyone in his life by writing them into his tell-all novels.

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Director Sandy Bates (Woody Allen), depressed about his reputation as a comedic director, recalls his failed relationship with actress Dorrie (Charlotte Rampling).

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Help space ace Dexter save Kimmy from the evil Borf, wielder of the dreaded Infanto Ray. Port of the classic arcade game featuring traditional animation by Don Bluth.

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Over the past two weeks I watched all eleven Star Trek movies – some of which I hadn’t seen in years – both in preparation for the new Star Trek (11) movie, and to get a clearer perspective on the entire franchise. As a result I feel pretty confident in the following – albeit highly personal – ranking from best to worst:

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The Enterprise must thwart a plot by the plastic-surgery obsessed alien race Ru’afo to take over a planet occupied by the peaceful and technology-eschewing Ba’ku people.

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No, not mine, but thoughts on this recent, must read article on how one American family found themselves over their head in debt and are now facing foreclosure and bankruptcy. The added sauce is this fellow is an economics reporter for the New York Times. So, to put it bluntly, he should have known better.

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FriendFeed, known in my tiny universe as the only social site I use with any regularity anymore other than Twitter, just made their beta live as the default version of the site.

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