12/25/2008
A Very Yeti Christmas
Here's a fun little Christmas day treat for the whole family. MethodShop has a series of Yeti themed games to keep the in laws busy while you make Christmas dinner.If you aren't yet familiar with Yeti Sports, then prepare yourself for one of the most humorous and addictive games on the Internet. Below you will find several variations of the Yeti game Pingu-Throw as well as some newer Yeti offerings. One of the more violent variants of Pingu-Throw, named "Bloody," features decapitation, spikes, a big spiky club and mines.
If Yeti isn't your thing, there are plenty of other games in the MethodShop.com Arcade including Pac-Man, N, Duck Hunt, Donkey Kong, and many more...
Good luck and Merry Christmas!
Yeti Games
- Yeti Pingu-Throw
- Yeti Pingu-Throw (Bloody)
- Yeti Pingu-Throw (Long Shot)
- Yeti Orca Slap
- Yeti Seal Bounce
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my whole family is playing now on a laptop in the kitchen
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> : December 25, 2008 12:05 PM
quick question about "yeti bloody pingu throw. just curious if you knwo what the high score is. i got 1280.2 and am by far the furthest of anyone i know.
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