Game (disambiguation) (1931 bytes)
1: '''Game''' may refer to:
3: **'''[[Game]]s''', the recreational activities;
4: **'''[[The Game (game)|The Game]]''', a mind game played among a group.
5: **'''[[Game (food)|Game]]''', animals which are hunted for [[food]] and [...
6: **'''GAME''', a major [[Europe]]an [[video game]] retailer, and owner of the Electronics Boutique...

A Game of Thrones (board game) (768 bytes)
1: ...istian T. Petersen and released by Fantasy Flight Games in [[2003]]. It was followed in [[2004]] by an ...
3: The game is based on the [[A Song of Ice and Fire]] fantas...
5: ...he [[Origins Award]] for ''Best Traditional Board Game of 2003''.
8: [[A Game of Thrones (card game)]]
11: ...6472 Board Game Geek] reviews and pictures of the game.

A Game of Thrones (card game) (1003 bytes)
1: ... A number of base sets have been released for the game, each with a number of expansions:
3: * A Game of Thrones: Westeros Edition
6: * A Game of Thrones: Ice and Fire Edition
9: * A Game of Thrones: Valyrian Edition
12: ...f Thrones: Ice and Fire Edition'' won ''Best Card Game Expansion or Supplement of 2003''.

Game Over (computer game) (515 bytes)
1: ...'Game Over''''' is a '[[shoot-em-up]]' [[computer game]] developed by Spanish
2: ...reference to the common video game terminology, [[Game Over]].

It's Only a Game (890 bytes)
1: [[ Image:Itsonlyagame.jpg|right]]
2: '''It's Only a Game''' was a sports-oriented comic strip by [[Charles...
9: ... Charles Schulz and Jim Sasseville, ''It's Only a Game'', 2004, ISBN 0971633894

The No Game (1174 bytes)
1: ... [[Sid Sackson]] wrote about it in ''[[A Gamut of Games]]'', but it undoubtedly existed beforehand.
7: ...ere]'', the person with the most ribbons wins the game, and receives a nice prize."
14: *Sackson, Sid. ''A Gamut of Games''. ISBN 0-486-27347-4

TV game (3496 bytes)
1: ...Play" Collections, or contain a number of classic games, typically between 5 and 10, such as the Mammoth...
4: ...rs as electronic toys or collectibles rather than game consoles. Most units sell for under 50 USD with ...
8: ...Activision]]. They also have deals to distribute game systems based on Disney, Nickelodeon (Sponge Bob ...
10: ...rs]]. They also sell specialized sport and racing games.
12: ... classic [[Konami]] games and several video poker games.

Zero game (891 bytes)
1: ...layer win. The combinatorial notation of the zero game is
5: Simple examples of zero games include [[Nim]] with no rods or a [[Hackenbush]]...
7: ...actly that value, though they may not be the zero game.
9: ...two identical piles (of any size) is not the zero game, but has value 0, since it is unequivocally a sec...
11: ...h player can (if it is their turn) move to a zero game, and therefore win.

Y (game) (3187 bytes)
1: ...long line of games that Ea Ea has developed, each game more complex but also more generalised.
5: ...an image of the "official" board, sold by [http://gamepuzzles.com/ Kadon]:
9: As in most games of this type, one player takes the part of Black...
25: ...ical play, whereas larger boards tend to make the game more strategic.
27: Schensted and Titus claim that Y is a superior game to Hex because Hex can be seen as a subset of Y; ...

L game (4043 bytes)
1: The '''L Game''' was invented by [[Edward De Bono]], intended t...
2: ...tions concerning [[board game]]s, to make a board game with very few pieces that remains interesting to ...
3: ...em;width=275px;">[[image:L Game.jpg|L game]]<br>L game starting position</div>
5: The game is played on a 4x4 board. Each player has an L-s...
11: In a game with two perfect players, neither will ever win o...

In the Game (546 bytes)
1: '''In the Game''' is a [[sitcom]] that is being produced for [[A...

Same Game (769 bytes)
1: ...javascript.internet.com/games/same-game.html Same Game].
3: ...om left corner of the box. The aim of this puzzle game is to remove all of the objects, or as many as po...

Ba game (273 bytes)
1: Medieval ball game played in [[Scotland]] and the [[Orkneys]] around...
15: [[Category:games]]

Next Game, Inc. (626 bytes)
1: ... lines of bussiness: [[game development studio]], game [[application service provider]] (ASP), and publi...
3: Next Game, Inc. owns, or co-owns, a network of online gamin...
9: [[HotGames.com]]
11: ...orporate Web site can be found at: http://www.nextgame.com/

Game over (3640 bytes)
1: ...humb|right|The game over screen from the [[arcade game]] ''[[Snow Bros]]''.]]
3: ... widely and now is commonly associated with video games in general.
5: ...he end of the game, but also to indicate that the game is not currently being played.
7: ...mes, particular more recent ones, have a separate game over screen. These tend to be more elaborate, an...
9: ...that can only be defeated by negotiating out of a Game Over screen after the player's character dies.

Name This Game (963 bytes)
1: ...0_Name_This_Game.png|thumb|Screenshot ''Name This Game'']]
2: ... game for the [[Atari 2600]] manufactured by [[US Games]].
4: In the game, you play as a diver must protect the treasure fr...
8: ...ry was called "Octopus," the European name of the game.
9: [[Category:Atari 2600 games]]

Serious game (6766 bytes)
1: ...m an enjoyable experience. The fact that serious games are meant to be entertaining encourages re-use. ...
4: ...r [[Linux]] or an [[Apple Macintosh]]) or [[video game console]]s (such as the [[Xbox]] or [[PlayStation...
7: ...main benefits motivate the development of serious games versus traditional multi-million dollar simulato...
13: ...raditional government contractors. While serious games only simulate a fraction of real-world entities,...
18: ...lerator (and even then only occasionally). Video game consoles, such as the [[Xbox]] and [[PlayStation ...

The Game (game) (2624 bytes)
1: ...ficial but ubiquitous title for a specific mental game ''cum'' viral social phenomenon played most widel...
4: # To know The Game is to play the game. One can never stop playing.
5: ...is to lose The Game. Therefore, the object of the game is to forget that it exists.
6: ...ryone present (usually by saying "I just lost the game" or "Darn! I just lost!").
7: ...riod which they may use to again forget about the game.

The Name Game (954 bytes)
1: ...y Maker]]'' magazine that the song was based on a game she played as a child.
16: ...arcapreguntas/shirley1.htm The Shirley Ellis Name Game Page]
17: *[http://www.cox-tv.com/namegame/ An Online Name Game]

H game (5381 bytes)
1: ...mes are a subgenre of [[bishojo game|bish&#333;jo game]]s.
3: ...G''' (for "'''adult video game'''"), and '''ecchi game''' (''[[ecchi]]'' being the [[Japanese language|J...
5: ...s, which is often distributed separately from the game itself via the Internet to less skilled players.
7: ==Types of H games==
9: ...dating sim]]s qualify as H games. Other common H game genres include

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