After having covered Brian Lara and his international video game, Pressure Play you’d think that would be it. Well now if you want to play cricket on your PC or all fours online you can easily do so.

All Fours Online
An online version of a popular local card game, it attempts to bring the authenticity and familiarity of all fours to the computer screen by allowing the different online modes of all fours and all twos, utilizing the familiar rules and scoring with the ultimate animation of hangjack included.

Features being worked on for future version include the ability to form teams and instant messaging support for “signs” to be sent between players.

If you need to practice at more regular intervals and are not connected to the internet you can download a mobile version of the game for use on your cellphones.

Cricket Online
From an adaptation of the Quickit board game from Parodice Games we have computer Cricket. The computer simulation is a Java application that once downloaded is fairly easy to setup. One may find it a bit much to understand how to easily get started though as the demo game is at such a high speed you’d think it was a Sanford 20/20 tournament.

For help you can utilizes the rules for Quickit as they seems transferable to the computer adaptation. Neither an online or a mobile version has not been announced as the site indicates that it continues to work on the computer version.

Both these games have some potential but the all fours “trumps” the cricket adaptation by being online as well as having already gone mobile. The opportunities for these games to expand their revenue to maximize their current strategy of in game advertising would be to form partnerships to have them offered as part of the cellular network game plans or to create tournaments that bring exposure to both games.

If you have had any experience with these leave a note in the comments and tell us what you think as well a any other game you would like to see either computer adapted or online.