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Winter Games: Videogame your way through the Olympics
Bored with TV coverage? Play the events yourself
CURLING
Take Out Weight Curling 2 ($50, for PC): The curling video game that was so good that they needed to make a sequel. The "shuffleboard on ice" event gets its own game, with improvements such as better graphics, audio and game physics. In addition, the ice condition deteriorates over time, and the new version has a "skip only throw" option that lets you call all the shots without "getting your hands dirty."
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