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Build your vocabulary skills as you race the clock to find the missing word.

Test your skills against the clock or at your own pace.

Use clues to solve four-letter words. (No, not that kind!)

By Patrick J. Kiger

Likely to have homes rather than homework, 50+ gamers, more than ever, are picking up their joysticks (and their glasses) to play video games.

Have fun to the nines, and train your brain, with the popular numbers-grid game.

Don't play well with others? Not to worry! Try our solitaire game for hours of fun.

USvet92 gives two thumbs up for "Call of Duty 4." Join the Video Games group to review your favorite diversion.

And the Oscar goes to...? Join fellow Movie Fanatics to vote on what picture was the best film of 2007.

By Susan Ayers Walker

Mystery games are fun, thought-provoking challenges involving puzzle solving and cleverly hidden objects.

By Damon Brown

Video games aren't just for teens--and they might be good for you.

Unscramble the words to reveal the daily-bonus clue.

Get an audible click when you match the pieces.