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March 14, 2007 | Author: Eve Lester | Filed under: Technology, Funny

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Well, yet again pay per post has introduced me to another thing to do, play free arcade games! I love pay per post, every day I can find a new site or product I otherwise wouldn’t have found, and this one is fun and useful! I played the red lead game for a while, it is HARD! LOL, I am no good at those types of games! They are running a contest for the highest scores, the winners will get money or IPods, see the press release below for more details on that.

It looks like a fun way to pass the time, the site needs a little work, but I am sure that will come with time and as they make more money to spend on investing on the site. But the games were fun, I love anything that I can do to help make money, and if there is a possibility of winning money, then I am not wasting time, right? :-) LOL

Reality Knights and www.ArcadeCow.com, a free flash games site with over 2500 free online games available to members and non-members, will be running a high score contest for Arcade Cow members from March 13th, 2007 to April 14th, 2007. Prizes will include an iPod shuffle and iTunes gift card for the players with the top five highest scores. The top player will receive an additional $30 cash prize. While Arcade Cow offers a free online gaming experience to both members and non-members, a free membership is required in order for gamers to participate in the high score contest, because membership allows for saved game scores. The contest will revolve around a game called The Milkman, and there is no cost to register, participate in the high score contest, or play any of Arcade Cow’s free online games. Arcade Cow’s free online game high score contest will have members competing for a high score while playing “The Milkman.” Players will earn points by virtually shooting a milkman as he pops up in various areas of the playing screen, which is a photo of a barn. Shooting the milkman earns various point levels, whereas misfiring costs points and will eventually end the player’s game or “life.” Users interested in registering to participate in the free online gaming high score contest to win an iPod shuffle or cash prizes, can do so through a simple registration form at www.ArcadeCow.com. About ArcadeCow.com ArcadeCow.com is a free online flash game site, launched in 2006 by Reality Knights, LLC. In its short life, the site already boasts over 700 registered users (despite the fact that free registrations aren’t required to play free online games), more than 480,000 online game plays, and over 2500 free flash games. Games are available from a variety of genres, as well as classic video game emulations. For additional information about ArcadeCow.com or the high score contest, please visit http://www.arcadecow.com/contest.html

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