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Ever just get fed up with your computer? Want to take out some frustration, and have fun doing it? Then Desktop Fun is for you.

The classic board game, now on the computer (with a new spelling)!

The object: Roll the dice and try to get a small straight, a large straight, full house, etc…even a Yatcee (all dice are same number). But, you only have a certain amount of rolls to fill all the spaces you need.

Are you a PEZhead stuck in the 80’s? If so, PEZBreak is your must-have game. If you remember the classic Atari game Breakout, this one should look incredibly familiar. But, for the PEZheads, this one has a PEZ theme!

Besides the freedom of annoying hundreds with personal, inane conversations, widespread cell phone usage also introduced millions to the fun of Snake, a game that came prepackaged with most cell phones when the craze began.

Santa and his brother Dingle are taking a cruise around the North Pole. When Dingle challenges Santa to a shuffleboard contest for the title of “Father Christmas”, You and Santa must muster all your shuffleboard skills to brave wind, Dingle -and some testy elves who have been enlisted as shuffleboard pieces - if Santa wants to keep being Father Christmas!

Santa needs your help! Seems he’s having a bit of a work problem with his elves - they’ve gone on strike! Now it’s up to you to guide Santa’s aim as he knocks his elves (who happen to be standing in bowling-pin formation) back into the workshop in this Christmas-themed version of Armadillo Bowling.

There’s a new sherriff in these parts, and you’re it. Using the large population of armadillos in your dusty cowboy town, you’re here to clean up the local human vermin - which just so happen to line up in front of you in a bowling-pin formation. So strap on your spurs and get to bowling!

Welcome to the 80’s Music Trivia Quiz! The phrases you see below are all from hit songs from the 1980’s. Your mission: name the song AND artist for each. One hint: no two songs are by the same artist, however, the Eurythmics and Annie Lennox are two different artists. Good luck!