I am always available to play hit me up, I have a ton of games going and the other person is just not doing anything it gets annoying after a week or so LOL cadon69@gmail.com
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I've been playing WordFued for the last day and it seems really good. Looks a bit nicer than Wordwise. Obviously it's best to play the one that has the most users though.
Does Wordwise have push notifications when it's your turn and does it match you up with random people if you want?
Words with friends with cross platform games between android and iphone users is a no brainer really though isn't it?
Just picked up a new Game: WordSpree. Its is very easy to play. Check it out.
Wordfeud has done a lot of updates and it's getting better with each one.
Too many people use Anagram solvers designed specifically for Scrabble, to maximize points. You can usually spot the players who use them, as every word they place consistently uses 6 or 7 letters every turn. Sure, some people may just be "that good", but when it happens every turn using really really obscure words, it becomes obvious.I still play both Word Feud and WordWise. I do prefer Word Feud though. I don't think I understand how it's possible to cheat though. The dictionary is there to only allow words that are in the TWL. Some people are just really good at letter/word placement.
Just sent you an invite. Do love Wordfeud, especially the random boards now and again. About the only Scrabble-type app that gives Words with Friends a run for it's money in my opinion
There actually IS a Scrabble game; an official version from EA. It's pretty good actually too. It's not in the Android Market but you can download it by going to eamobile.com in the browser.
I still play both Word Feud and WordWise. I do prefer Word Feud though. I don't think I understand how it's possible to cheat though. The dictionary is there to only allow words that are in the TWL. Some people are just really good at letter/word placement.
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