We’ve all looked at a map and can rattle off any number of cities for any given country.
Heck, we sometimes are pretty good at various JEOPARDY! geography categories that related to cities of the world. (Although we attribute most of that to “lucky guesses” most of the time.)
But if you were put to the test, could YOU do it?
How well do you know your baseball (or football) rosters?
Are you good enough to track historical player movements from team to team, along with their individual accomplishments?
If so, then this game may be for you
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You know when you know something so well, you “know it like the back of your hand”?
Well, now it’s time to put that theory to the test.
If you have time to kill and enjoy playing lazy “click here occasionally” web games, Web Watch has an interesting one for you to put into your idle gaming bookmark folder.
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If you’re looking for a quick 5-minute activity in-between phone calls at the office, why not try your hand at this LUNAR LANDER game.
Just use your arrow keys to safely land the Lunar Lander on the surface of the moon, keeping your angle of landing within appropriate numbers, and trying to keep your landing speed at a reasonable under 10 MPH.
Anything faster than that, or at a steeper angle, you may find yourself crashed on the moon, and just a click away from trying again.
Each round only takes about 30 seconds (or less), so you’ll have your astronaut skills in peak condition in no time.
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It’s been a while since Web Watch has looked at the TOP GROSSING VIDEO GAMES for iPhones, iPads, and Android devices. Let’s take a look at which games people are paying to play this month:
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Remember how excited you were a couple of years ago when Web Watch told you about the ATARI ARCADE website, where you could play any number of classic Atari games online?
How would you like something a little better? It’s not quite Minecraft, but its pretty darn close.
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How many video game consoles have you owned over the years?
If you’re of a certain age, we’ll assume at least one Atari, one Playstation, and one XBox – but there were dozens of other systems that you likely have rotting away in your closet right now.
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