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In the classic Continental game there is a board with 33 positions and 32 tokens. The tokens can be moved jumping over other tokens to an empty position (similar to the Checkers game). Jumps in diagonal and jump over more that one token are not allowed.
The goal of the game is to eliminate all the tokens but one, which must be situated in the central position.
The tokens can be moved clicking over it and drag into the destination position. If the position is not empty, or if the movement is illegal, the token will remain in the original position.
There is 9 levels avaliable (with different difficulty) plus the classic game. The additional levels has the same goal, leave only one token in the central position.
The game also allows:
Note: You can load a saved game only when you are playing.
Also, there is a World Ranking of this game in this pages, which is accessible to everyone that get a record without saving and loading the game. If you wish to see you name as one of the best world players (if you are good enough, of course), press in the World Ranking link and enter the code that the game give you when you get a best time.
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This is another Tetris-based game, using groups of coloured gems instead of blocks.
In the By-stages mode the objective is to destroy gems (one or two players can play), joining groups of gems of the same colour.
But the coolest thing in this game is the One to One mode. In this mode, if one player eliminates more than four gems at the same time, a group of stones falls in the other player's board.
Try it with a friend!
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This program is a version for Windows 9x/NT/2000 of the classic 'fortune' game included with Linux. It shows the fortune text simulating a console view every time the program is launched, with an option of start with Windows.
You also need the fortune data files (not included). This files are included in almost all Linux distributions, and it is usually installed at /usr/lib/games/fortune. You also download several fortune files from the download page.
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