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Super Mini-Games

October 9, 2004

Tags: cartoonnetwork flash free game kidsafe macwinlinux minigames pop simpleidea

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Super Mini-GamesJust in time for Saturday morning cartoons, Super Mini-Games are bite-sized Flash games to challenge your hand-eye coordination and problem solving skillz. Created by Pop, a New York City based game design firm, these mini-games were commissioned by Cartoon Network and appeared on their website. Each game offers something different, and all are packaged in a cute little box that opens when clicked to reveal its game. There are many other delightful games available at Popandco.com, some that are likely to show up here since it is clear to me that these people understand good game design. Click.

Again, thanks to Anne and her Amplesanity, a site full of fabulous links.

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i like the design of this, its neat

Posted by: Josh | August 11, 2005 9:56 AM

this place is very addicting to my relatives including my little cousin.

Posted by: Rob | August 24, 2005 11:44 AM

It's colorful.

Posted by: Tekoah Johnson | June 18, 2007 12:16 PM

cn rocks!! i love courage, ppg, and dexters lab!!

Posted by: riana | September 16, 2007 3:31 PM

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