| Notoriously busy-looking site | 29 |
| News Corporation-owned Web site that's one of the 10 most visited sites in the world | 88 |
| News Corporation acquisition of 2005 | 36 |
| Murdoch product | 15 |
| Leader in social networking until 2008 | 38 |
| Facebook rival | 14 |
| Facebook alternative | 20 |
| "A Place for Friends" | 31 |
| Computer adventure game | 23 |
| Popular computer game | 21 |
| Classic computer game | 21 |
| Computer game set in an island world | 36 |
| Games magazine's 1994 Game of the Year | 42 |
| Computer game set on an island | 30 |
| Best-selling computer game | 26 |
| Popular PC game of the 1990s | 28 |
| Popular game set on an island | 29 |
| Nonviolent computer game | 24 |
| Island in a computer game | 25 |
| Gamer's title island | 24 |
| Classic computer game, or its island world | 42 |
| 1990s puzzle game set in an island world | 40 |
| "The Sims" passed it as the all-time best-selling PC game | 67 |
| Video game that was an inspiration for "Lost" | 55 |
| Video game island | 17 |
| Van Dine prod. | 14 |
| Type of fict. | 13 |
| Title island in a popular computer game | 39 |
| Riven is its sequel | 19 |
| Revolutionary computer game | 27 |
| Popular computer adventure | 26 |
| Popular adventure game | 22 |
| Popular '90s computer game | 30 |
| Pioneering computer game | 24 |
| Nonviolent computer-game franchise | 34 |
| Its first sequel was Riven | 26 |
| Hit video game set on an island | 31 |
| Hit PC game | 11 |
| Hit 1990s PC game | 17 |
| Hit 1990s computer game | 23 |
| Game whose sequel was Riven | 27 |
| Game in which the player is called the Stranger | 47 |
| Faddish 1990's computer game | 32 |
| Computer game's eponymous island | 36 |
| Computer game title island | 26 |
| Classic computer game set on an island | 38 |
| Classic computer game set on a seemingly deserted island | 56 |
| Christie story: Abbr. | 21 |
| Blockbuster computer game that debuted in 1993 | 46 |
| Blockbuster computer game set on an island | 42 |
| Bestselling game set in a deserted world | 40 |
| Best-selling PC game of the 1990s | 33 |
| Best-selling computer game of the 1990s | 39 |
| Agatha Christie work: Abbr. | 27 |
| 1990s video game | 16 |
| 1990s computer hit with teleporting books | 41 |
| 1990s computer game | 19 |
| "Bring me the blue pages" puzzle game | 47 |
| '90s blockbuster computer game | 34 |
| '90s adventure game | 23 |
| Of a secret nature | 18 |
| "The ___ Lady," 1928 film | 35 |
| Whodunit | 8 |
| Christie product | 16 |
| PBS series | 10 |
| Agatha Christie offering | 24 |
| Agatha Christie genre | 21 |
| Whodunit, for example | 21 |
| What often comes with a twist? | 30 |
| Something to figure out | 23 |
| Queen's genre | 17 |
| Open case | 9 |
| Object of speculation | 21 |
| Carolyn Keene's genre | 25 |
| Agatha Christie's genre | 27 |
| Agatha Christie output | 22 |
| Cafeteria staple | 16 |
| School-lunch entree, to kids | 28 |
| Facetious name for a school cafeteria staple | 44 |
| Fortune-teller | 14 |
| Seer | 4 |
| Involving otherworldly practices | 32 |
| Occult figure | 13 |
| Nostradamus, e.g. | 17 |
| Rasputin, for one | 17 |
| William Blake was one | 21 |
| Word before "Pizza" or "River," in films | 60 |
| Word before "Pizza" or "River," in film | 59 |
| Swami, e.g. | 11 |
| Sufi, e.g. | 10 |
| Rasputin, notably | 17 |
| Of hidden meaning | 17 |
| Occultist's favorite Connecticut tourist town? | 50 |
| Occultist | 9 |
| Occult believer | 15 |
| Maharishi, e.g. | 15 |
| Home of the whaling ship Charles W. Morgan | 42 |
| CT seaport | 10 |
| "___ Pizza" (1988) | 28 |
| "__ River": 2003 drama directed by Clint Eastwood | 59 |