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Spel:

Barnsajt

Spel och pyssel. Man måste ha Flash installerat för att sidan ska fungera.

http://www.j-online.nu/barnsajt/

Datorspelens historia

Om datorspelens utveckling från 1960-talet fram till idag.

http://www.jonasweb.nu/sidor/multimedia/datorspel/datorspelhistorik.html

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

McDonald's spel

Fyra spel med highscorelistor. Kräver registering.

http://ms.mcdonalds.se/mcfun/spel_new.asp

Spelportalen

Här finns spel för de allra minsta, för de som är lite större och till och med för vuxna. Man kan behöva ladda ner Flash för att klunna spela.

http://svt.se/svt/jsp/Crosslink.jsp?d=14771&lid=puff_215485&lpos=lasMer

Spelsidan

Kluriga spel, bland annat Mastermind, 4 i rad och Tornet i Hanoi.

http://www.smal-matte.com/spel/meny.htm

Speltyper

Går igenom olika typer av spel, till exempel kortspel och rollspel, med korta beskrivningar.

http://www.jonasweb.nu/sidor/multimedia/datorspel/speltyper.html

Yatzy

Det klassiska spelet i webbversion.

http://user.tninet.se/~htj684n/personlig/yatzy/

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