Hi Jim, As it happens I can think of a couple accessible game companies that have produced as many or more games than you have. The first is 7128.com. John has just showed up on list and they have 12 inspector Cindi games, 12 Puzzle Games, and 12 word games. I have not had the pleasure to test any of these games yet, but they have allot of games to check out. The second is Spoon Bill games. I don't have a current exact listing of all there games, but it is in the 20 game range. They have everything from classic Frogger to card Games like Uno. Basically, you are just going to have to take my word that all I was trying to say is that quantity does not always mean quality. That was not directed to you, Spoon Bill, or 7128 Games. If I had said 50 games rather than two dozen games the point would have been the same. Just because a dev can make lots of games it doesn't mean they will have the same quality as a developer that builds a massive FPS game with lots of levels and puzzles like Sarah. Then again quality here is a totally personal interpretation. For example, i happen to like major FPS games like Sarah, and really love Tank Commander. To me they are of high quality. Board games, card games are ok, but I don't view them the same. way as FPS and high action games. I hope this explains things better.
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