Summary of the SCAMS that I experienced...💸💸💸💸💸

 "If there's something that is too good to be true, then it totally isn't true..."

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As every wise people said, yes, that's basically the one and the only sentence that is related to what I'm explaining on this particular article this time, which is literally explaining about any kind of scams that I literally fell for each of them, mainly for the ones that I simply lost my money over those scammers... I already explained about few of the scams that I exposed from my two separate article that I made just earlier. Now, I think it's time for me to reveal more of the scams that I also experienced from the past (including the ones that I already exposed from my previous articles about them), yet I will reveal the initial names of each of the culprits who scammed myself in each of the occurrence as well, particularly from the ones that were occurred from our country. Without further ado, let's take a look at my overall summary of what kind of scams that I fell on each of them, shall we?

1. Investment scam...💸

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Culprit name: B-L (which technically it was one of the fake B-L accounts that I encountered on Instagram)

This was technically my first scam that I ever experienced, which was I got scammed by a random investment scam by one of those counterfeit Instagram accounts that was technically a fake account nicknamed of that one popular entrepreneur in our country, which was B-L... I discovered this particular account due to the fact my mom literally pointed at this particular account in order to solve certain financial problems that we both were dealing in those times, then we both decided to take some calls with the fake B-L. Then, he decided to do some "rules" in order to do his own f****** thing by transferring approximately around IDR 700.000 to him. After I transferred that particular amount of money that I transferred into him yet I had some conversation between myself and him through the chat, and of course you probably guessed it... He literally blocked us right after few moments later! So, that was it, and obviously there was no way to track that particular scammer anymore.

2. Scammed again over a steal price of a "mega" fancy 💻...💸

Culprit name: M-I-M (which basically it was one of the counterfeit Instagram online marketplace account who "sells" certain devices [i.e. flagship 📱, 💻, 📷, etc.])

As what I explained in one of the said post that literally explained about this particular scam, I literally fell for this particular scam due to my native stupidity that I did in those times, yet this was occurred by myself during the time that particular ancient 13" Dell 💻 that I stupidly bought from a legit online marketplace suddenly had it's own LCD screen died... Well, for some idiotic reason, I literally had an idea by "buying" another "replacement" for it from that one "seller" on Instagram for unbelievably steal price, which was from M-I-M. I literally looked at "her" gallery of what kind of 💻s that "she sells", then I decided to "pick" that particular fancy Apple 15" 💻. Before I "pick" that particular 💻, I previously looked at various other 💻s that "she sells" them online, until I decided to pick that one 💻 that I previously mentioned earlier... So, I decided to take some chat on M-I-M of certain things related to it, until I transferred approximately around IDR 500.000 to "her" through a someone's bank account instead of "her" name (which sounds like "she" hijacked that particular person's bank account)... After few moments later, I felt something suspicious behind it, because the fact right after M-I-M contacted myself through a chat, "she" said something to myself by contacting another person in order to continue my "order" of that particular 💻 that I wanted, but of course after M-I-M said so, "she" blocked me yet I simply lost the said amount of money that I transferred into "her"! Well, that concluded if I got scammed by one of those Instagram counterfeit online marketplaces, so I learned the lesson for totally NOT looking at one of those for ever.

During the time I had some conversation between myself and M-I-M, I checked the address of "her store", and it turned out if the address of "her place" itself just led to the empty lawn that was located somewhere in Riau, Indonesia (which was definitely fake as "her" f***)... As for the said scammer itself, yes, it was one of those online bandits that pretended to be an online marketplace who sells certain items (for this case, it was certain electronic devices that I mentioned earlier (i.e. 📱, 💻, 📷, etc.), but as soon as you "ordered" one of those items, you ended up in further problem if the item itself that you "ordered" had some issues for certain reasons that they usually tell to you, but of course it's completely NOT true at all (i.e., got stuck in some sort of customs, those items are black-marketed, etc.)...... This particular scammer of the said type wasn't only the one that I got scammed by, it's because the fact I saw another victim who got scammed by another one of those online bandits of the same kind, but under a different "store". He lost his money approximately over IDR 126.000.000!!! Definitely the jackpot for the scammer itself that he stole that much amount of money of what the particular victim itself transferred that amount of money to him!! HOLY F****** S***!!!!!! Not even any cops from our country were able to track down those scammer bandits like this, including myself with that scammer that I got scammed by.

3. Didn't win a giveaway from bunch of those mails...📨💸❓

Culprit name: E-S (a company, but I have no clue whether if this particular company is a legit company or not)

Another sort of scam that I experienced, yet I also explained already in my titular post that explained about this particular occurrence, which was how I didn't win a so-called giveaway that they "promoted" through those mails that I received from that particular company. In order to do it, I had to buy some random cheapo items that were literally costed several times cheaper than what they literally "offered" through every single mails that I received, then I decided to sent them back numerous times to them in order to win it, yet I also transferred a lot of money to them in order to buy every single items that they "offered" through those of the said mails... Until the fact I and my mom wasted a lot of money over this particular crap, so we both decided to stop it, even though they clearly said if we both almost won the grand prize of it.

4. Almost bought the thing that I wanted for much cheaper price, but...

Culprit name: L-J-S

This was occurred from one of the legit online marketplaces that I ever used, because I almost scammed by that one seller who sells one of the things that I wanted (for this case, it was some sort of so-called mini air cooler thing). I looked at the particular thing itself on that particular online marketplace, then I came across one of them that costed WAY cheaper than the average price of the said item that I wanted. So, I had some conversation between myself and that particular seller who sells it nicknamed L-J-S, then I placed an order and paying it using cash-on-delivery system for it... Right after I ordered it, I decided to take a look at the reviews about what kind of the item that he sent to any buyers who bought his items, and I was shocked if this particular seller sent them his f****** random items instead of what he literally listed for how cheap it was! Then, after few days later, I got a call from a random courier if he delivered the item that I ordered for, but I decided to reject it by simply not receive and pay it for obvious reasons. After that, the thing that I was ordered just went lost, yet his store just gone immediately as well upon this occurred... Well, at least I didn't scam by this one anyway, even if the price of the thing itself was way cheaper than the average cost of the said item itself that I wanted either way.

5. Almost "won" a "giveaway" from a SMS, but...📨

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Culprit name: Unknown

🆗, even bunch of the junk SMS in any form of frauds did count for this, because I almost fell for one of those scams if I won a giveaway through a junk SMS that the random scammer sent to me. It literally led to a wacky Blogspot page if I won a "giveaway" from a legit online marketplace, but truly is NOT true at all, it's because NONE of the legit online marketplaces did able to do that either way... Even though I obviously don't care about all of those junk SMS scams in general, I was once almost fell for one of them by simply looking at the wacky Blogspot page itself after I tapped the URL link on the said SMS itself that I received, until I had some conversation between myself and that particular scammer. The scammer itself literally had an obvious rule in order to "win" it, by transferring some money and reloading my phone's credit in order to do so... During the time I reloaded my phone's credit in a small cell phone store nearest from my current home, the owner of the cell phone store itself taught to myself in order to avoid it at all costs. He taught to me right after I almost reloading my phone's credit for approximately around IDR 300.000 for that. So, that saved me from this particular scam, although his workmate of the same cell phone store itself also received the same SMS junk scam if he also won a "giveaway", but he simply ignore it either way, then he deleted it off.

I even received even more of the same junk SMS scams like this (including the investment scams that I mentioned earlier), although I was able to do some conversation between me and any of those anonymous culprits, I annoyed themselves instead in various ways until they just simply blocked me... As of nowadays, I rarely receive any kinds of junk SMS scams like one of those though.

6. Online "affiliating academy" scam...💸

Culprit name: K-W-A (an entrepreneur, but I got scammed by the "affiliating academy" website of it)

In order to solve my major financial problems that I dealt in those days, but I just ended up in another scam, although it was possibly the least amount of my own money that I simply lost on it... This was also my second time my mom led to this particular scam without noticing the obvious perilous thing itself in the first place, because she simply shared a video to myself about how to earn money quicker by affiliating something through that "affiliating academy" website authored by that particular entrepreneur, nicknamed K-W-A. I checked a ton of videos of him showing his pride if he literally got a lot of money (I had no clue if it's true or not), and I was simply fell for it........ Until I ran into a problem if I had to follow some rules to do it in the website itself, I must transfer IDR 99.000 to K-W-A's bank account to unlock all of the so-called premium features in there (which I doubt it if it was his real bank account)... Unfortunately though, of course there was NO reaction from it at all if I actually got registered to do it further, even IF I already signed my main Google account on that too! Even if I also tried to transfer that particular amount of my own money to him like thrice times in order to unlock it, but it DIDN'T EVEN WORK!!! F***

Well then, there you have it for my overall summary of the dreaded scams that I experienced, being 4 of them were the ones that I caught by simply losing some of my own money over 4 of those scammers who did so to me... As every wise people said, if there's something that is too good to be true, then it is truly not true at all. Even though I got scammed 4 times like what I clearly stated here, I already learned the lesson for NOT fall for any kind of scams. As always, pay your FULL attention in order to avoid any kinds of scams that may happen sometime in the future, and thanks for reading this mega crucial article.

Types of electric fan videos in my YouTube channel...

Well, it's time to explain about yet another explanation related to my YouTube channel of fans. Even though my YouTube channel of electric fans is relatively underrated these days (unlike most of my fellow fan friends), but I still able to upload any of my electric fan video sightings (mainly for ceiling fans) to my YouTube channel of them like it should be, albeit less quantity than what I used to be from around few years ago, preferably from 6 years ago... Speaking about that, this time I'll explain about types of electric fan videos that I ever uploaded in my YouTube channel, which also applies to my fellow fan lovers of their similar YouTube channels that they do have like I do. So, without further ado, here are types of electric fan videos in my YouTube channel, right away.

Before I started, of course I have to start with one of the most common type of electric fan videos that I ever recorded and uploaded, until all the way to the ones that contains electric fans in different types and brands in these categories that I made here.

A. Ordinary

One of the most common fan videos that I ever uploaded, which is the bog-standard ordinary one. It is obviously self-explanatory, which literally contains just a single electric fan that I recorded on camera.

B. Bi-ordinary

Similar to the Ordinary one, except only contains two of them that I recorded, but still the same identical types of electric fans and brands between each other.

C. Multi-ordinary

Again, pretty much like the Ordinary and Bi-ordinary one, except only contains three or multiple of them that I recorded, but again, still the same identical types of electric fans and their respective brands.

D. Same brands, different sizes

Contains either Bi-ordinary type or Multi-ordinary type fan videos that contains electric fans of the same brand, but either one (or two or more) has (or have) different sizes.

E. Same brands, different models/generations

Contains either Bi-ordinary type, Multi-ordinary type, or even Same brands, different sizes fan videos that contains electric fans of the same brand, but either one (or two or more) has (or have) different models or generations (e.g.: Bunch of Panasonic industrial ceiling fans at a public place, which some of them are older models and where they made)

F. Same brands, different types

Contains either Bi-ordinary type or Multi-ordinary type fan videos that contains electric fans of the same brand, but either one of them (or two or even more) has (or have) different types (e.g.: orbit ceiling fan and industrial ceiling fan of the same brand)

G. Different brands, same types

Complete opposite to Same brands, different types... Pretty self explanatory, it's obviously because it contains either Bi-ordinary type or Multi-ordinary type fan videos of the same types of the fans themselves, but under different brands and their respective models.

H. Different brands, different types (Mix)

Contains either Bi-ordinary type or Multi-ordinary type fan videos that contains electric fans that have different brands between each other, and also they do have a different types as well, although at most cases, the brands of them (or even most of the types of the fans) are the same. This is also one type of my fan videos that usually gets more views on my particular YouTube channel of fans too (or is it though, as of this year).

Well, there you have it for this particular topic post that explains about the types of electric fan videos in my YouTube channel. Through many years of me recording any electric fans in any places (ranging from my place, my whole family's places, and public places), I already discovered bunch of types of electric fan videos in these categories that I categorized them into... Even though I keep doing so, there are actually even more of those, but I don't think if I can categorize them into these ones that I clearly listed here already, because in most of my fan videos that I uploaded and published in my own YouTube channel of fans, there are some of the "hidden" ones too (such as some cameo of the other fans that are also existed in the same place where the main fans are), especially for the ones that I didn't mention in every single title of each electric fan videos that I uploaded there (which also applied to my other fellow fan enthusiasts out there too, unless the description just explains them for a bit by the way). Other than that, it's pretty much anything else that I could say to this particular topic in general. I think that's it for this post that I made specifically for my YouTube channel for fans (for umpteenth time), and thanks for reading this post.

Electric fans in abandoned places (part 5)

And yet again, another batch of yet another YouTube videos of electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) in abandoned places, taken by several urban exploration YouTubers... On this part here, there's something different of what videos of electric fans in abandoned places that I listed in here, which most of the videos that I listed here also involve the demolition of the place itself that has any of the fans on it (of course which means being destroyed during the demolition), instead of normal urban exploration videos by those urban exploration YouTubers like usual... Without further ado with them, let's take look at yet even more of YouTube videos of electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) in abandoned places.

Started off by this big abandoned house here. There's a ceiling fan with 4-arm light-kit that has one it's own light-kit's shades got missing, shown at 2:16.

Now, here's the one that I'm talking about on this part of electric fans in abandoned house, which isn't taken by any urban explorers. This is the example video about the demolition of this old abandoned house that they did more than a decade ago. On this video here, there was this white ceiling fan that got taken down with a sledgehammer by one of these guys on this video, then he threw it off to the window.

Then, in this abandoned party mansion here, just a typical modern ceiling fan with schoolhouse light-kit, shown around at 1:52 (Unfortunately there's no better look at that one, but whatever), followed by three remote ceiling fans with palm leaf blades on each of them above the moldy pool, shown around at 11:48.


Then, in this abandoned farmhouse here, there's the polished brass ceiling fan with 4-arm adjustable spotlight-kit shown around at 3:36. It's only the fan that is installed in this house, by the way.

Then, in this really vandalized abandoned party house here, there are two ceiling fans in there. One of them is installed above the kitchen of this house, which is severely destroyed (shown at 4:28), and the other one is installed in the basement's bar of this house (unfortunately, there's no close-up at that one though).

Another video that was taken by that Australian guy who smashes a lot of things with his golf clubs...

"Fancy fan has been destroyed..."-smashthings1

Anyway, it is shown at 0:21 for a very brief look of it, yet he also featured it clearly on this video's thumbnail.

Then, in this abandoned time capsule home here, there's the hugger ceiling fan with droopy blades, shown at 2:21, followed by the stand fan that is located in one of the bedrooms of this house (shown clearly on this video's thumbnail).


Now, this is the most bizarre one... This abandoned time capsule mansion contains many ceiling fans inside. Few of them are installed in the mansion part of this house, and the rest of them are installed in the other part of this building, which is the time capsule house itself. Through 4 different Canadian urban explorer YouTubers that they explored in this place (although they didn't realize if there are bunch of ceiling fans in there [except for few of them that they discovered indirectly on camera]), here are traits for those ceiling fans in there:

a. Mansion

• 3 of them are installed in the front area of the mansion itself, being 2 of them are installed on the sloped ceiling... The one that isn't installed on the sloped ceiling yet it is different than the others has it's own light kit on it, yet the condition of it is fine, unlike the other 2 fans which are rusty.
• One of them is installed on one of the porches of the mansion itself, yet it obviously has droopy blades. Unfortunately though, none of the explorers take a close look of it though.
• Another ceiling fan that is installed in one of the bedrooms of the mansion itself, caught by one of the explorers. It has droopy blades too, by the way.

b. Time capsule house

• 2 of them are installed in the living room-kitchen combo. The one that is installed above the kitchen has droopy blades. Although there's the ceiling fan that IS installed above the living room, only one of the explorers caught it indirectly.
• 2 of the bedrooms has ceiling fans in each of the bedrooms. One of them is a 30" ceiling fan that is installed in the bedroom that has that desktop computer, and the other one is a hugger ceiling fan with light kit that is installed in another bedroom that contains those old laptops. None of them did take a close look at each of the fans though, although you can see them in most of the parts on some of these videos here briefly.

Then, in this abandoned house that was being demolished, there was this ceiling fan that they destroyed using a baseball bat. 😢🏏

"Oh, the fancy ceiling fan... Just have show on the shot because neither the video gets way more views, just that... ONE shot for the fan..."-smashthings1

Shown at 0:25, and also...

"Oh what is that is the VINTAGE FAN? Oh wow!"-smashthings1

Shown at 1:25. But of course he smashed it on his smashing video of it. There's also a ceiling exhaust fan that he showed it at 5:42.


Then, in this abandoned trailer park here, there are bunch of 42" hugger ceiling fans in most parts of this trailer park. There's also a brown spinner ceiling fan in one of them, which is located in one of the parts that also has 2 of those 42" hugger ceiling fans installed in one large room.


Then, in this abandoned ranch style mansion here, there are bunch of ceiling fans in there. Shown briefly at 7:54, 9:32 (right behind him), 11:27 (white hugger ceiling fan with 4 adjustable spotlight-kit), and the one that is featured on this video's thumbnail. There's also another one of those, but unfortunately, he didn't take a brief look at that one.


Then, in this abandoned retro country home here, there are few ceiling fans installed inside. Shown at 0:18 and 1:52 (antique brass fan with schoolhouse light-kit), 2:44 (42" antique brass fan with 3-arm light kit), and 11:33 (the "Blenderfan"). There's also a 32"-ish white spinner ceiling fan that is installed right above the stairway at 6:30, but unfortunately, they didn't even take a close look at it.


Then, in this abandoned dealer's house that is moldy due to there's the indoor pool inside that was explored by 3 different Canadian urban explorer YouTubers here, there 4 ceiling fans in there.  One of them is installed in the living room (polished brass with 4-arm light kit), another one is installed in some sort of master bedroom (polished brass with 3-arm light kit, yet with cane blades), and the other two are installed in each of the smaller bedrooms themselves (white 42" fans), but only one of them that is visible for a brief look for it in one of these exploration videos (I think).




Lastly, this video was taken by one of those small American fan collector YouTubers. He explored into this old house that has bunch of old ceiling fans inside. Shown at 0:05 (polished brass fan with 3-arm light kit, yet it's own blades are droopy), 0:20 (laying on the floor), 0:22 (same fan as the first one, but different model and finish), 0:33 (42" hugger, but hard to look),  1:04, and 2:59 (30" painted hugger in pink, blue, and yellow colors, yet also featured clearly on this video's thumbnail).



If you know about the brand of each of the electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) in each of these videos there, please let me know about them in the comments section below here... Also, I will make a part 6 of (yet again) even more of the electric fans in abandoned places by various urban explorers (and some other guys like those demolition guys), so stay tuned for that. Enjoy

My failed YouTube electric fan videos...

"THE VIDEO DIDN'T SAVE!!!"-Plainrock124

Based on that quote by that very popular YouTuber of smashing stuff there, I'm sure you may know about the annoying bits of my YouTube channel as well. For example, my YouTube channel of fans, such as I got interrupted by the owner of the place for not recording their own fans (especially for public places), the device that I've used it for recording them just had some problems on it, and so on... So, I referred them here as my failed YouTube electric fan videos. Without further ado with them, here are few short stories about my failed YouTube electric fan videos from the past until now...

Started off by this video that I took back in the late of 2013, which was a video of bunch of National industrial ceiling fans in a former large bookstore. Although I briefly recorded them, I got interrupted by one of the employees for not recording them. As you can see at the end of this video here, that's how she interrupted myself for not doing so. Well, at least I made a greatest hits remake video of those fans in 2015, yet the store itself was swapped into a large electronic store.

Then, in 2015, I was once attempted to record this obscure industrial ceiling fan at a drugstore. Unfortunately though, I got interrupted by the owner for not recording it, although the fan itself was turned off. Which means, I failed to record that anyway.

Then, I was attempted to record a greatest hits remake video of these old KDK industrial ceiling fans that I recorded back in 2015. Unfortunately though, the phone that I used for recording them both (which was my mom's Oppo Neo 7) got hanged, then the video itself didn't save. This was occurred in 2016, and I didn't know what happened to those fans, because the place that contains those just closed down recently.

And, one more example of my failed YouTube's electric fan video was this video, right on the top here. Even though clearly it's a normal video to you, that single jump cut on this video is the obvious reason about why I can't take a closer look of the other fans in that place besides the ones that are shown on the video... Okay, I'm gonna tell you about the story behind it: I was having some religion trip in various places in Central Java, Indonesia. Then, during I visited in Demak grand mosque in Demak (Central Java, Indonesia), I had an opportunity to record various of industrial ceiling fans in that mosque, including the ones that are installed inside just like on the video... I was recording several of industrial ceiling fans inside that mosque with my own phone, then while I was taking closer look at one of the fans that are installed near the imam's place, suddenly there was a person told me for not recording them for obvious reasons. So, I decided to pause the video recording to avoid further problems to it, then I continued recording the video from the far away to avoid that again, and that's it.

There are more of my failed YouTube electric fan videos, but I'm not sure if I remembered them besides the one that I listed them in here. Anyway, hopefully you can pay the attention about why this happens in various place while I'm doing it, and thanks for reading this post.

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.