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The game bubble shoot will

Submitted by Mark Squilla (guest) on Tue, 10/09/2012 - 1:55pm.

The game bubble shoot will not be able to change the world, but other complex games could be made to enhance the way people think. I believe in the future that gamers and scientists can come together to create games that could help the lives of others. If you like a game you are likely to get addicted to playing it. It could be as simple as bubble shoot. I like to play sports games or games that you have to complete missions.

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