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It's time to get that party started, cheerleader style! EyeToy Play: PomPom Party is your chance to pull off some groovy moves and become the coolest cheerleader around. The game comes complete with a real set of pompoms, and as you follow the directions on-screen and wave them to the groove of the music, the EyeToy USB Camera will detect your movements and score your dancing.

EyeToy: Kinetic Combat is the sequel to EyeToy: Kinetic. It was released in Europe in November of 2006, but was never released in North America. It is a fitness game for the PlayStation 2 focused around the martial art of Hung Gar kung fu. The game requires an EyeToy camera with a special 'Full Vision Lens' that attaches on the front of the device. The main mode of the game is the Personal Trainer mode which is a 16-week program of training involving learning the basic kung fu movements, increasing endurance and strength, developing agility and balance, and tai chi-style relaxation. During the program, a series of exercises is assigned to particular days of the week, with the duration, difficulty and frequency of the activities increasing during the program.

2006 is a bumper year for sport, with the World Cup and the Winter Olympics and EyeToy: Play Sports adds a whole lot more sporting fun. With over 101 off-the-wall mini-games to tackle, it's easy to see why this has the potential to inspire a new generation of budding Olympians and World Cup winners.

Monopoly is a 1995 video game based on the board game Monopoly. Developed by Westwood Studios, published by Hasbro Electronic Entertainment and distributed by Virgin Interactive Entertainment. This title was one of many inspired by the property. It was later reissued in 1998 with a different box art.

Buzz!: The Music Quiz is the first in the Buzz! series of video games created by Sleepydog and Relentless Software and published by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe's XDev for the PlayStation 2. In the game, players answer questions asked by the quizmaster (also called Buzz) using the four Buzz! remote controls. The game was part of Sony's "Fire It Up" campaign, which also includes the EyeToy and SingStar systems.

Tagforce 5 is one of the most expansive Yu-Gi-Oh! games to date with over 4,500 cards and more than 300 hours of gameplay.

A game based on the "Z/X Zillions of enemy X" collectible card game series.

Bang! is the digital version of the Spaghetti Western-themed board game created by Emiliano Sciarra. It is a shoot-out game based on playing cards. In each match, three through eight players (five on some mobile platforms) play against each other. Each player takes one of these roles: Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff, Outlaw or Renegade. The Outlaws must kill the Sheriff. The Sheriff and the Deputies team up to kill all Outlaws and Renegades. Each Renegade wants to be the last character in play, i.e. kill all others with the Sheriff being the last one. The Sheriff is the only public role, while all others must be discovered as part of the gameplay. Each player also has a unique "character" with a special ability that "bends" the game rules. The basic gameplay is to play "BANG!" on other players who can respond with "MISSED!". However the amount of cards with different features, the concepts of range and distance and the many character abilities offer various forms of strategy and tactics. The digital version of Bang! features re-designed character illustrations, HD graphics where HD resolutions are available, single-player and pass-play multiplayer.

Richman 4 is the fourth main installment in the Richman series, developed and published by Softstar Entertainment. It's a classic computer board game in which players earn money by luck (dicing) and strategy (buying land and buying cards) to defeat other players.

Millionaire is a version of the popular board game Monopoly. The rules are pretty similar to the original, but the places in the board are the most noticeable difference. Instead of pieces of land with street names, the board features country names, such as Spain, Turkey or Switzerland. After buying such places, players can build houses or hotels. Up to four players can take turns in this game. Each one starts with 7.500 dollars, and leaves the board when there's no money left to pay the bills. The last player standing wins.

Business Boardwalk is a game similar to Monopoly. Players roll two six-sided dice to move around the game board, buying and trading properties, and upgrading them. Players collect rent from their opponents, with the goal being to drive them into bankruptcy.

A new take on a familiar board and parlor game. Fun, quick and easy! Play hands-free, no typing required, with only the sound of your voice. Everyone from 13 to 100 year olds will love it as though they were on their very own game show – right on their own PC! Each round, one team member becomes The Speaker, whose mission is to make their team say as many of The Words as possible, without using any of the Forbidden Words! Can you describe a Unicorn without mentioning “horn”, “mythical” or “fantasy”? What about “shark” without “jaws”, “bite” or “tornado”?

Supermarket Simulator is a first-person business management game where players run and expand their own grocery store. Gameplay involves stocking shelves, managing a cash register, processing online orders, and designing the store layout. Players set prices based on fluctuating market conditions. A loan mechanic tied to a mafia storyline adds pressure through mandatory nightly repayments, creating consequences for poor financial performance.