Old 64 random GameHouse games...

I'm sure you may familiar with all of those 64 old random GameHouse games, shown up here. This time, I will tell you what does those games do in each of the programs. Oh, in case you've wondering, these games are released around early 2000s until 2007, from what I've looked at most of them. Sorry if I can't remember most of them, because several of them won't work on Windows 7 or newer Windows operating system, or I never played it anymore for some obvious reasons. So, here are the games:

• Airstrike: A 3-D shooting helicopter game with certain missions. Not bad actually, even though I keep stuck in Mission 6 due to how hard the boss on that mission is.
• Alien Sky: This could be a Galaxian clone.
• Ancient Tripeaks: Just a solitaire game, but the cards stacked in that manner.
• Astrobatics: I'm not sure about this game, but um... This could be a vertical side shooting game.
• Atomaders: I'm not sure about this game at all, but this could be another Galaxian clone.
• Blackjack*: As the title said, just a blackjack game.
• Bounce Out*: Original ball game where you swap the balls that has a same color until the time runs out.
• Bounce Out Blitz: Sequel of the Bounce Out, with 3 modes available.
• Candy Cruncher: Just like Bounce Out but with candies instead of balls.
• Chainz: Connect 3 or more chains with the exact same color to break them up.
• Collapse*: Original game of a real time puzzle-solving action by popping the blocks  3 or more with the same color until they reach the top of the screen.
• Collapse II*: Sequel of Collapse, with 4 modes available.
• Collapse Crunch: Another sequel of Collapse, with 4 their own new modes available.
• Dominoes: Just a domino game. The plus thing about this game though, you can put your own picture as the background of this game.
• Feeding Frenzy: As the title said, one of the most popular fish games in those days.
• Flip Words: Just a crappy word game to guess a certain short available sentences.
• Fruit Frolic: Launch a certain fruit to the exact same type of the fruits that got hit by it. Somehow similar to Collapse but with different manner.
• Gem Drop*: Just a Columns game, but with gems. The pieces are just one pieces rather than two or more.
• Glinx*: Just a connect two or more same objects type game.
• Gutterball: Literally, a bowling game.
• Hamsterball: You control a hamster inside the plastic ball to move it around the area, avoid obstacles, and the aim of this game is to reach the goal pad.
• Hello: Like Glinx, but with telephones instead of basic shapes, and somehow the way this game works just almost like a Collapse too.
• Inspector Parker: I... don't... understand about the aim of this game, sorry...
• Jigsaw*: Literally, jigsaw puzzle game.
• Jewel Quest: A slight Bejeweled clone.
• Lemonade Tycoon: The aim of this game is just selling lemonades in a booth for a week for business of it, waiting for the buyers to consume it, and reacting how good the lemonades are.
• Letter Linker: Another word game, not the same thing as the Flip Words. However, you can connect words diagonally.
• Mad Caps: Like Chainz, but with bottle caps instead of chains.
• Magic Ball: Breakout clone.
• Magic Inlay: Just a puzzle game with these pieces.
• Mah Jong*: As the title said, just Mahjong game.
• Nickelodeon Jigsaw*: Just like Jigsaw but with Nickelodeon cartoon pictures.
• Nisqually*: Swap two blocks to remove the blocks with same color. This somehow kinda reminds me to a Marathon mode in a Block'd game, one of the old Nokia games, but with swapping instead of popping, and game over instantly instead of losing lives per each blocks if is not cleared yet.
• PileUp*: Tetris clone (I think), but with these shapes instead of Tetris shapes.
• Pin High Country World Golf: Just a golf game but with nice graphics.
• Platypus: A side-scrolling shoot-them-up's game.
• Pool*: Just pool.
• PopNDrop*: Bust-A-Move clone with 2 modes available.
• Puzzle Express: A puzzle game where you put some pieces inside the train cars, 2 modes available. This is also another game where you put your own pictures on this game, inside the filled up train cars if you filled them completely with these pieces, instead of just their built-in pictures.
• Puzzle Inlay: Similar to Magic Inlay, but with major differences.
• QBz: Just like one of the modes in Collapse Crunch.
• Ricochet: A Breakout clone, much better than Magic Ball.
• Ricochet Lost Worlds: Sequel of the Ricochet.
• Rumble Cube: Slight Tetris clone, except you can put the pieces instantly on anywhere else instead of automatically dropping from the top and drops to the bottom.
• Scrabble*: Literally, it.
• Shape Shifter: A "put the following shapes in their correct holes" kind of game.
• Slingo*: I'm not sure about this game... Slots clone maybe?
• Slots*: Literally, it.
• Solitaire I, II, and III*: Exact same games but with various modes per each programs.
• Spelvin: Another word game, but this time collect some words until the juice runs out.
• Spongebob Collapse*: Just like original but with Spongebob graphics.
• Tap a Jam*: A slight Dance Dance Revolution clone.
• Ten Pin Championship Bowling Pro: Another bowling game, almost similar as Gutterball.
• TextTwist*: Another crappy word game.
• Turtle Bay: A vertical-and-horizontal-scrolling turtle game where you must avoid enemies like octopi and some others.
• Varmintz: Frogger clone, but with these nice characters and graphics.
• Walls of Jericho: Another block swapping game, only the differences is watch out for those followers to looking inside the blocks, if there is no more followers, game over.
• WHATWord*: Again, another crappy word game.
• Wild Wild Words*: Yet another crappy word game, but it has Wild West theme.
• Word Jolt: Again, another crappy word game, but it has 2 modes.
• Zuma: As the title said, it's a typical shooting ball game made by the same company who also made my favorite game of these plants and zombies that you may seen a lot on this blogspot here and my other social medias too... Well, this game is 6 years older than the original of my favorite tower defense game that previously known as Lawn of the Dead, though.

* means it stopped working on Windows 7 or newer.