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There is a racing car which has to avoid all the obstacles coming in its way. At first, when you start the game you are likely to crash continuously for a while because the game doesn’t give you a second chance or something like that.
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This is a side-scrolling game. The game has different levels where Roboman has to jump around and burst the balloons by touching it. This game is one of the fine examples of the collect-things-and-find-the-exit genre, pretty much similar to Lode runner.
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To start the game, you pick a course; the PC shows an overhead perspective on the course and demonstrates to you a proposed course around it. Cruising against a pontoon directed by the PC, your racer for the position and endeavor to cross the beginning line as soon as the horn sounds.
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The game features managerial and business simulation. The player plays the character of an investor in the commodity market. The commodity market simulation casts the player in the character of an investor. The player begins the game with 10,000 dollars cash in his hand. The task of the player is to increase the money by turning the money which he has into something big. The player does so by purchasing and selling several commodities and investing in something which earns him profit in the future.
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The player gets to choose literally everything in the race pit; the helping staff, the car and the team. He also have the option of improving his car with the new technology and parts but is does come with money.
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The game has seven levels and is set in the 19th century in Africa with David Livingston as a guide to the Journalist Henry Morton. The story follows the player as the Journalist, in an amusing storyline of trying to locate the lost explorer David Livingston.
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The game is developed by keeping the stock exchange market in mind. The stocks are also based on stocks of real companies like Boeing, General Motors, HP and many more.
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Is a game that could give that sensation in a virtual way. It's a simple standalone game, in which the player skies down the slope of the mountain. The graphic is simple with small-animated characters and there is no background score that could get us catch the mode more easily.
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Take place on the famous 1000 miles rally that takes place every year in Italy using only 1930's race cars.
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Is a collection of picture puzzles with jumbled-up tiles for you to slide into place. The game offers a top-down, fixed view of the puzzle.
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Is an obscurely named sliding puzzle game similar to classic picture puzzle games of the time. However instead of completing an image you slide numbered blocks 1 through 16 into order.
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Like a real card game, both the computer and the player must wait their turn and strategize how they are going to deal the highest hand without exceeding the limit. Players have the option to stand, hit, split, surrender, or double.
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You start off in a predetermined position in the arena. Your opponent is similarly positioned, while the ball is shot into the arena at some random position.
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You'll start by choosing from four torturous courses. Brave the rugged Baja. Belt through the sweltering Death Valley. Go "bogging" in the mudflats of Georgia. Or take on the treachery of Michigan in the winter.
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In selected versions you can play as Bill's or Ian's team with the options of a one or two-player game. You can pit your wits against your family, your friends, or, if you're on your own, against your computer - and you don't have to wait for the show to appear on TV.
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