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Millenia
06-03-2003, 03:59 PM
What games do you download from the internet and play?

These games usually don’t required a 3d graphics card or the top of the line process.

For example: Bejeweled, Inlay, Breakout, Solitare, billiards, etc..

My recent: Inlay

(now for a description that no one really asked for)
Choose Triangle, Circle, Square, Symbol, or ‘non-shaped’, wasn’t really called non-shaped but it was the shapes weren’t any identifiable shape. It shows the shape, the starting items, there are only four but it shows many you have of each, and then the pieces start coming. If the pieces pile up you lose. The tools are: star wand, transformation tool, hammer, and hour glass.

star wand: Create a piece to fit in selected area.
Transformation tool: Turn all the larger pieces into smaller pieces
Hammer: Destroy an un-needed piece
Hour glass: Stop new pieces from appearing for 10 seconds.


Green Arrow
06-03-2003, 04:16 PM
ROMS, that is all, SNES ROMS.

Tekno
06-04-2003, 12:48 PM
Mostly ROM’s and I sometimes play those online board games when I’m really really bored.
and ofcourse I tried to download RO, but it failed.

Bahamut ZERO
06-04-2003, 01:11 PM
Solitaire all the way. I used to spend hours playing it on my Pentium 150. Was about the only decent game I could get going on it… Then when I upgraded to Win 2K, i played the pinball game for a while. That was most thrilling. 🙂

Riana
06-04-2003, 02:02 PM
Solitare is great for stress-relief, I could play it for hours, I even taught my baby sister about it. I play SNES roms, Warcraft III, Unreal Tornament 2003, and a bit of Might & Magic VI.
Spider Solitare *shudders* is quite a good challenge.

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