<p>Any other Blackberry Brickbreaker addicts out there - besides Obama?</p>
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<p>I’ve never heard of it, and don’t have a Blackberry - what is it?</p>
<p>I was for a long time but then I downloaded a Sudoku app instead</p>
<p>I don’t play it but it keeps my youngest D occupied when needed (waiting in restaurants, banks, etc.)</p>
<p>I’ve never played a video game on a phone before … never had any inclination. Tried this during a moment of boredom and … yikes.</p>
<p><–Guilty as charged.</p>
<p>Really only if I’m stuck somewhere with absolutely no other means of diversion. That’s partially, I think, because I’m not very good at stuff like that. I think my kids occasionally invite me to play one of their video games so they can laugh.</p>
<p>OMG talk about guilty pleasures 
I feel absolutely ridiculous, but it’s so much fun.</p>
<p>I only played it when there is nothing else to do, like waiting for an appointment. Since I got an Ipod Touch, the games are way better on that so no need to play Brickbreaker any more at all, hurray!</p>
<p>is that similar to that old, 90s computer game, Breakout?</p>
<p>Guilty, especially when I am stuck at an airport. The problem is I have a BB curve, you don’t get as good of control with the ball.</p>
<p>I have a Curve too - maybe that’s why I can’t seem to score as high as Obama!</p>
<p>I played it a lot until I downloaded Solitaire. Now I have an iphone in addition to the Blackberry, and the iPhone makes for better “gaming”.</p>
<p>Ok, I play solitaire on iPhone too. Which version do you have? The one I have is not that challenging any more.</p>
<p>My solitaire game is by MobilityWare. I like it a lot.</p>
<p>If you want an addictive computer game that helps the internet, go to gwap dot com. It’s a group of Games With A Purpose developed by Loius Van Ahn, the genius who developed that security thing that makes you type the wavy word you see when you buy tickets online etc.</p>