Game (disambiguation)
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A game is a recreational activity with a set of rules. Gaming is participation in particular kinds of games.
Game may also refer to:
In animals:
- Game (food), any nondomesticated animal hunted for food and sport
- Game (dog), a quality of fighting dogs that are selectively bred and trained to fight
In film and television:
- Game (film), an upcoming 2009 film starring Gerard Butler
- Games (film), a film starring James Caan
- "Games" (seaQuest DSV episode)
- "Games" (House episode)
In mathematics:
- Mathematical game, the application of mathematical analysis to two-player games
- Game, a strategic interaction between individuals, in game theory
- Games, a mathematical superset of surreal numbers
In music:
- The Game, an American rapper
- Game (album), an album by Perfume
- G.A.M.E., an album by The Game
- Games (album), an album by Leo Kuh
- Games (Chuckii Booker song)
- Game, a song by Ayumi Hamasaki, the B-side of the single Inspire
- The Damnation Game, a 1995 album by progressive metal band Symphony X
- The Damnation Game, a song by progressive metal band Symphony X, from their 1995 album The Damnation Game
In other uses:
- Game, a social approach to finding partners for dating, relationships, or sex.
- The game, slang used in the hip hop community to refer to an illegitimate lifestyle or business, (as in the "drug game")
- Game (simulation), a simulation or reenactment undertaken for training, analysis, or prediction
- Game (Scientology), a concept in Scientology
- Game (drinking game), a drinking game using dice
- GAME (retailer), a major European video game retailer
- Game, a common counterproductive social interaction in transactional analysis
- Games (magazine), an American game and puzzle magazine
- Philip Game (1876-1962), British military leader and Governor of New South Wales, Australia
- Electronic game, a game simulation using a computer.
- Video game, a type of electronic game using a video screen.
- Audio game, a type of electronic game that lacks a screen but employs sound.
- Game changer [1]
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