Free PHP scripts forums chat rooms database games.Arcade Builder v1.7 Game Portal CMS - Games and Entertainment

ArcadeBuilder is game portal script writen in PHP and powered by MySQL with tons of great features not found in any others similar products.

If you are looking for a powerful software to run your own game portal loaded with 2200+ online games, then you reached the right place.

Not only it comes with a great admin panel backend and a professional template; it has been designed to make money using Google Adsense, Fastclick/ValueClick, Yahoo Publisher Network (YPN) or any other provider you choose, It also allows the webmaster to sell "Sponsored Games Spots" at your desired price (ussually $20 / $30 each game) so do the math with more than 2200 already loaded games ready to be sponsored.

Check the demo to know more, you will be surprised !

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