First, I had to go into that creepy old haunted house. Then I had to convince Mr. Smarty-robes to accept the interview. And after the interview, he still insisted that I had to do some weird ritual to put his soul at rest (AKA find that book that he's been wanting to finish for so long and the kitchen knife so that he can snack on apple slices while he reads), which meant that I had to dust and vacuum the library looking for his "Shield of Pion Troect," which is ancient Maraquan for "over-sized bookmark..."

The rules of Geos are very simple. Each player gets to place a piece on the board, taking turns. The goal is to complete four different shapes: circle, square, rectangle, and triangle. On the game page you can always click on the "shapes" link to see what the shapes need to look like. They can be positioned in any orientation on the board. If you hit a piece your opponent has placed and destroy it, you've bombed it and get to go again. In order to get a trophy, you must beat your opponents in the...

Never tiring (or should I say not often tiring), the Shop Wiz searches the marketplace and displays the results at your convenience. Many of us use this nifty site feature every day, but are not aware of all the great things the little guy can do. Whether you are new to the Shop Wizard or you have been using him for an extended period of time, you can use these tips to make sure you are getting the most out of your Shop Wizarding experience...