I really enjoy monopoly! But the electronic version or online version. Mostly because I can never get people together to play, or when I do things go badly because somebody accuses somebody of cheating and the next thing you know you are biting each other. Yes...That actually happened to me at some point. from cless

    I have always loved this game. Recently I have been working with people with brain injuries and Scrabble has become part of the therapy. It is a great game to get your ol' brain a going! from beanfair - liked from gigi22's entry

    This game is horribly addicting. I have to take Bejeweled vacations to get my work done. Simple concept but as you get better so does the game. from beanfair - liked from uwon's entry

    Since 1956 players have been rolling classic dice combinations like Full House, Large Straight and Five of a Kind - that's Yahtzee! The unique combination of luck and strategy makes every game an exciting challenge. Can you rack up bonus points by scoring an extra Yahtzee' It's classic shake-and-score action that keeps the fun rolling! from evelynsaenz

    One of my favorite DS games. I think its still one of their top sellers even though its been out for years. from higgsboson - liked from dannyminick's entry

    I LOVE this game!! It takes Battleship to a level we all hoped for when we were kids. Be sure to show your kids the booklet that comes with the game. Great strategy tips and explanations of available weapons. from soapboxmom - liked from madmojo's entry

    One of those games that gets the balance absolutely right - simple enough to get your kids playing but without insulting their intelligence, and deep enough to keep them (and you!) entertained for hours. from macro1970 - liked from freehope's entry

    As a kid I used to be so limber, I was a bad ass at this game. Now as an adult, I shudder at parties when this comes out. But still, I try. from madmojo

    Very fun game. Definitely builds up your math skills. Also has one of the best Sudoku interfaces out there. from itblogger

    This game restored my confidence that video games could once again be original, compelling, and, quite simply, beautiful. from macro1970 - liked from cd1's entry

    Not sure if this really helps keep your brain sharp... but it sure is addicting and you don't feel guilty playing it :) from rickw

    This game can get very interesting if you have more than 6 people playing. However, people tend to get very emotional about it from bindu

    Boggle is an excellent way for both kids and adults to learn new words. I'm 28 and I still increase my vocabulary when I play with my parents (they are crossword geeks!). Likewise, my younger sisters learn a lot from me when we play together. It's fun, challenging, and educational for the whole family! from care4pets - liked from surfette's entry

    These games are a great intoduction to what the Wii brings to the table. They are great for kids and if you're new to the Wii. I still enjoy playing the tennis very much.However, they lack some of the realism that some of ... more ... from tattooedmommie

    While I can't say I return to it much these days I do need to show respect to one of the earliest vector-based games that also drew a lot of people in. Seems simple but once you begin breaking up the asteroids it could get messy quickly. from mameiac

    This came with my Treo and one day I played it while waiting at an airport. It's painful to think about the time I lost playing this game. from cbellevie - liked from cispark's entry

    Another great edition to the Mario Party series! Gather the family, invite some friends, compete against each other! Can you get the most stars? Are you the best at the mini games? With multiple playing scenes (boards) and 100's of mini games, this will keep you entertained for hours! from care4pets - liked from golli's entry

    This game is so diverse & yet of a single genre of puzzles. I took me a couple of weeks to complete this one, which I enjoyed solving and moving forward in the mystery. from pia - liked from bitsofdecay's entry

    This is the ultimate puzzle game in that it doesn't pit man against machine, or man against fellow man, but man against himself. You are the reason that you fail, whether through bad piece placement or slow reflexes. In that, you can always push yourself to improve. from walter