9:13 PM on 12.29.2008 |
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You know how it works! With the help of each other, try to figure out all of the disguised game covers. They all share a common theme that, once solved, can help you figure out the harder ones.
This week I'm using a theme that's like nothing else I've ever used, but while it should prove fun and interesting for you guys, I'm guessing it will be incredibly easy. It was worth doing it once though, so I hope you enjoy. As usual, don't be afraid to shout out ideas and work together as a team to solve them all. Good luck!
P.S. If you haven't voted on last week's 2008 Best Game of the Year game debate yet, then tonight is your last chance.
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