You can try this also, only new games, very good ones:

Free 2010 Games - New Games 2010

You can make an array by hand or generate it with code. This game has random candidates and random boxes that they pop out of. I wanted to make sure each candidate had equal exposure. The candidate list is an array to instruct how many times each candidate, party logo and even some null values, to break things up, appears. I shuffled this array using the technique in the link above.

Then I created a timer, each time the timer cycles, I increment through the array and pull the next candidate from the shuffled array.
Then randomly choose a box number to have the candidate pop out of.
If there are 6 boxes, the code would look like this.

var boxID:int = Math.random()*6;
Then tell the box with the id that matches boxID to pop up the candidate pulled from the array.

var currentBox:Object = getChildByName(”box” + boxID);

Then set a boolean for that box id to true. I know that my timer cycle could end before the box i s empty again,
so the next time my timer cycles, there are some added checks to make sure my random boxID does not match a currently active box.

while( this["box" + boxID + "status"] == true){
boxID = Math.random()*6;
}

Random is a really cool way to add some interest and variation into the gameplay. But if random is not controled the gameplay between each game can become very inconsistent.

If you have specific questions let me know.
Post a link to your game when you get it done, thanks.