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When you are bored at work or school, you can go virtually angling down one of the great rivers of Alaska or Colorado, or even go fishing for Bass on Lake Travis in Texas. Grouper off the Coast of Florida, and do not forget those huge Reds that are just waiting to be caught. All you need is a computer with a WiFi connection to play fishing games online anytime you want. Even if you are just sitting at your Favorite Starbucks in Seattle, or Chicago and have your laptop or netbook with you, sport fishing is only a few clicks away.

So what are you waiting for, perfect weather? No, excuses necessary as you can play 24×7 and get addicted to the most popular online game genre in history. These fishing games are so popular, that you will see someone just sitting on a park bench with their smart phone out playing Bass Fishing Pro while on their Lunch Break. There are is a huge selection of virtual sport fishing flash games to play, and you will never tire of trying to be someone else’s high score.

This of course will get you so addicted that soon you will have a Wii from Nintendo with the wireless rod and reel controller for more life like fishing action.

Once a person is hooked on sports fishing, they take every opportunity to get out to their favorite spot to drop a hook in the water. When stuck at the house or at work waiting on a phone call, you can play fishing games for free online. Just literally type the phrase into your most used search appliance, and let the bass fishing begin. These are called flash or java based games and will work on just about any Internet browser available to get your game on. You will find that there is just about any type of virtual fishing that you can imagine, and will instantly be book marking your favorites in no time at all.

Fly-fishing games are probably the second most popular fishing game online and only have a narrow lead by Bass tournament games. You not only can fish for the fun of it, but also compete against other anglers across the globe, and start waging war with your trophy catches with people from many different countries. Portable devices that have WiFi access can help you continue your fishing skills, while waiting at the mall food court while your spouse is shopping for the latest curtain styles, and area rugs for the home.

The advent of the iPad has really opened up the virtual sport fishing industry, and will do nothing more than improve due to the larger size and inertia style controls built-into the new apple media device. You can of course pay a few bucks and download various fishing game titles from their app store, but there is no need as there are hundreds if not thousands of titles available for free at the many online game arcades.

Just keep your browser history clean at work, and use proxy servers to hide your activities so the loss prevention cops will not be chewing on you about lost productivity.

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With the advent of video games, from the Atari 2600 to the PS3, proper video game storage has proven to be a necessary concern. Games get old, they wear out, or someone has an accident and steps on one, and then just like that, the money you paid for the game is gone. That’s why you should be informed on the best ways to make sure your games last as long as possible.

The biggest problem facing video games is the prevalent dust that’s in the air where most video games are stored. Closets will slowly build up dust as time goes on, and if you have your games out in a game room, the constant air movement will make dust settle even worse. This is bad for cartridges, because the dust can short out the connectors and make the game unusable, but it’s also bad for CDs and DVDs as they can get permanently marked and ruined by long standing dust.

The best solution here is keeping CDs in their closed jewel containers at all times, or for cartridges, keeping them in boxes or sleeves whenever they’re not in use. This will make sure dust cannot cause any problems, and will help the game last for years longer.

Another problem is light, as this can warp or otherwise damage the games. Because of this, I suggest keeping your games in storage boxes of some kind, and making sure that they are closed or otherwise stored so that no light will reach them. This will make sure that sun damage will not be a factor in your game’s health, and chances are this will also put them in some kind of climate controlled part of the house, so that won’t be a problem either.

If you’re concerned about video game storage, as you should be, keep this in mind, and you’ll be playing (or selling) your games many years from now.