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Paranormal Agency is a typical hidden object game. In Paranormal Agency, the hidden objects can come in the form of outlines to match, words, or a theme.  The themes can be anything from light sources to ghosts.
   
The game does not offer all the bells and whistles of the fancier games. It does offer a basic hidden object game without taking up a lot of memory. The file size is about 30MB. This is about a third of the fancier games.
   
The game begins by Heather Williams calling a paranormal specialist. Apparently, a child has been taken by a ghost. The investigator comes and after the first hidden object search, the investigator says the child is still there. A few searches later, and the child is found and Heather Williams is left with a piece of the ghost. She now has ESP and starts a career in paranormal science. Years pass and the investigator dies. The investigator left his business to Heather. Now she is searching on her own.
   
Paranormal Agency is supposed to take you on a spooky adventure. Unfortunately, it falls flat. While the graphics are good, they fall short of being scary or even creepy. The dialogue lacks appeal.  Luckily you can skip the dialogue. The game play isn’t bad though. If you are looking for a straight forward hidden object game, this will be right up your alley.
   
Each scene has you searching for a different amount of hidden objects. Like many hidden object games, the list contains about 5 items at a time. When you find one item, the item disappears from the list and new ones appear until you are down to the last few items. This game has one of my favorite features: the disappearing item. I like it when a game has the item disappear after you find it. I find it makes searching easier because it decreases the clutter.
   
You can find Paranormal Agency at Marco Polo Games. You can try the game for an hour for free. That gives you more than enough time to decide if you like the game or not. If you like it great! You can buy it from the site. If not then there are hundreds of other games to try for free. It won’t take you long to find a hidden object game that is perfect for you at Marco Polo Games.

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If you are seeking to buy gamecube games then you mind find my words helpful. Since 2001, hundreds of games were created for the Nintendo gamecube. Really, so many games have been released that it is hard to choose what to purchase. In my opinion you should own the three games I’ve picked out.

3. Mario Kart Double Dash – Better than the original Mario Kart. Better graphics – and you control two racers instead of one. Pick your character wisely. Each character has their own special weapon that they can receive. You won’t be disappointed in single player mode. It comes with many options and levels. I really enjoy Mario Kart in multiplayer mode. Drive and battle with four players at the same time. It will provide you with hours of fun with your friends.

2. Metroid Prime – A wonderful execution of a 3D game in the Metroid Universe. Involving puzzles, creative weapons and realistic game play makes this fun. One of my favorite gamecube video games and one of the highest ranked games on the game review sites. If you enjoy first person shooters then you will also love this game.

1. Super Smash Bros. Melee – A very simple fighting game for the Gamecube. It only uses two buttons and the joystick for each move. Really, everyone can pick up this game quickly, but more advanced users will learn hidden combos. Single player and four player modes offer many levels of enjoyment that really shows off the Gamecube capabilities. It’s not a surprise that it is the best selling game on the Gamecube!

All of these three games should provide you with hours of fun and enjoyment for your Gamecube purchase.

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