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111Bishōjo game — Part of a series on: Adventure games …
112Bully (video game) — Bullworth redirects here. For the film, see Bulworth. Bully North American PlayStation 2 cover art. Developer(s) Rockstar Vancouver (PlayStation …
113Serious game — A serious game is a term used to refer to a software or hardware application developed with game technology and game design principles for a primary purpose other than pure entertainment. Serious games include games used for educational,… …
114MAG (video game) — MAG North American box art Developer(s) Zipper Interactive Publisher(s) …
115Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (video game) — Infobox VG title = Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix developer = Electronic Arts United Kingdom publisher = Electronic Arts designer = engine = released = flagicon|USA 25 June 2007 flagicon|Australia 28 June 2007 flagicon|Europe 29 June… …
116New Game Plus — A New Game Plus (or New Game+ ) is an unlockable video game mode that allows the player to start a new game after they finish the game at least once, where certain aspects of the finished game, such as experience or items, affect the newly… …
117Terrorist (computer game) — Infobox VG |title = Terrorist developer = Edu Ware publisher = Edu Ware designer = Steven Pederson series = engine = version = 1.3 released = genre = Strategy modes = Two player ratings = platforms = Apple II media = 5¼ disk requirements =… …
118Devil May Cry (video game) — Devil May Cry North American box ar …
119Localized versions of the Monopoly game — Throughout this article, the unqualified use of currency denominations such as $ or £ generally refers to play money in the context of the game. Localized versions of the Monopoly game are marketed worldwide.Localized versions by… …
120Stabilization Wedge Game — The Stabilization Wedge Game , or what is commonly referred to as simply the Wedge Game , is a serious game produced by Princeton University s Carbon Mitigation Initiative. The goal of the game creators, Stephen Pacala and Robert H. Socolow, is… …
