"Aces High v1.40 *** updated ***"
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Aces High! is a very addictive card game
where players try to remove cards from
four stacks. The object is to remove all
cards from the board leaving only the Aces
A player scores $10 for each card that
they remove each game. Players compete
against each other on a monthly basis and
try to achieve the high score

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson
Updated by: Marty Blankenship

"Five Across v1.00"
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Five Across allows players to compete
against the computer in dropping game
pieces into the top of a 25 square grid.
The object is to get five of your pieces
in a row. The computer tries to block you
and put its own pieces into rows. Four and
threes in a row count but at a lesser
score value. If a player beats the
computer they not only win their game
total but also are given a $100 bonus.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Bat Guy v3.20"
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BATGUY is a game of chance based on a
spoof of a well known comic book character
Users are attacked by the infamous Joker
in a number of different settings and
BATGUY must choose a counterattack.
Depending upon whether BATGUY is
successful or not, BATBUCKS are awarded
or taken away. Varying numbers of
BATBUCKS are generated depending on your
choice of a correct strategy. Much of the
game is amusing and you never know what
to expect next from BATGUY! You may also
take a break from your crime fighting and
place a few Batwagers! The bat bonus
wheel allows users to bet their BATBUCKS
at varying odds.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Bingo v1.30 *** updated ***"
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The Bingo live game plays exactly like the
local Bingo Parlor games. A player
purchases a card for $5 and then the bingo
balls are mixed and called one at a time.
The player marks his card as the balls are
called and if they get five in a row
diagonally, horizontally or vertically
they can call Bingo. A bingo wins the pot.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson
Updated by: Marty Blankenship

"Mind Boggle v3.20"
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The game of mind boggle is a brain teaser
intended to make the user utilize both
luck and skill in attaining winning scores
The game generates six sets of graphic
characters and then shuffles them. Six
blanks are displayed at the top of the
screen representing 6 positions. These
blanks appear as ----- ? ------ .  As a
player guesses the correct position of
the graphics these blanks will change to
display the graphic that was underneath.
This will assist him in narrowing down
the correct position of all six thus
winning the game. Sounds easy?? Not
usually, there are many combinations of
the graphics and you have to complete
your objective in only 5 tries.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Pro Bowling v3.20"
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Pro-Bowling plays identical to an actual
game of bowling at your local lanes. Users
roll 10 frames and compete monthly for the
top scores. The game is simple to play,
you just position the ball using the 8 and
the 2 keys (numberlocked up and down
arrow) and then press the space bar to
roll the ball. The ball may curve or hook
much like on a real bowling lane.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Triple Dare v3.20"
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Triple Dare is a game of chance and daring
You are initially shown 16 doors which you
may choose to open one at a time. Behind
one door lies the Devils Door which will
lose a player $25,000!  (BUT its not
always there!). Some doors lead to cash
prizes and some to losses. The more doors
that you continue to open the greater your
chance of opening The Devils door or
losing big $$$$. The risk is up to the
player each day. Should you risk your
money and keep picking doors or quit
while your ahead and wait until tomorrow
That is what keeps Triple Dare
interesting. A player can also drop out
of the doors game and place a side bet
on the roll of a die. This allows a
person a 1 in 6 shot at quadrupling his
bet. A player can also play hands of
cards (high-low) to try to up his score.
A joker card will appear on occassion
which will cost a player $10,000. That is
the name of the game! Three great dares
in your quest for high scores.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"BlackJack Battle Deluxe v3.20"
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BlackJack Battle Deluxe plays much the
same as the card game of BlackJack. Users
can compete against the House or bet
against other users accounts. The object
of BlackJack is to get as close to 21
without exceeding it and also outscore the
other player. Card values are equal to the
numerical value of the card, or 10 for all
face cards. For those who don't know how
to play blackjack the game totals the card
point values for them. They only have to
know the strategy is to get as close to
21 without exceeding it. If a player bets
against another user the game is recorded
in the Daily News as well as the results
of the game.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Turbo Dice v3.30 *** updated ***"
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Turbo Dice is the Dice version of the
popular card game. You are presented with
three rows of dice and you must place bets
on whether the next dice rolled will be
higher or lower than the currently
displayed dice. On the last roll a player
must bet at least half of his account. A
player may re-roll dice one time per row
in order to try to obtain a better dice to
bet against.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson
Updated by: Marty Blankenship

"Draw Poker v1.30"
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Draw Poker plays much like a night of five
card poker with your friends. Place your
bet then see your cards, you may then
raise your bet. Pick which cards to hold
then re-deal the throw aways. Try to out
play the computer and win each hand.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Dice Drop v1.00"
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Dice Drop allows players to "drop" dice
into a 25 square grid and try to form
poker hands (diagonally, horizonatlly, and
vertically). When the grid is filled, the
door calculates the hands completed and
awards money per hand. (Five of a kind,
Four of a kind, three of a kind, two pair,
one pair, stright).

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Dice Duel v1.20"
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Dice Duel is an excellent Dice rolling
game in which users much fill the score
card to achieve dollar values. Dice are
rolled up to three times then placed on
the score card as applicable (Example: If
you have three ones and two fours you
could play the dice in the Full House slot
on the score card). There are three rounds
per game.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Evidence! v1.30"
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Evidence is computer board game where you
must solve a murder. Players roll the dice
then move around a board. As they
encounter rooms they will be told whether
the crime happened within that room. Also
in the rooms are weapons and people. The
games will provide clues as to whether
the weapon or the person was used in the
crime. They must track these clues with a
certain amount of rolls then solve the
crime for money. The game has a built in
evidence notepad which keeps track of the
clues.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Gamble 'n Guess v3.20"
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The game of Gamble 'N Guess is played much
like the shell games that you see at a
Carnival. A ball is placed under one of
the shells and then the shells are mixed
up. You have up to 15 plays per day to
make wagers and to guess which shell the
ball was placed under. If you win then the
wager is added to your totals.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Guppies Gold v1.10"
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Guppies Gold is a spin off game of my
popular Turbo Guppies card game. The game
tries to incorporate new features and play
value. Players are presented with a play
board that has 11 sets of three cards. As
you play, two cards will be displayed from
each group and the middle card will remain
face down. Players bet that the middle
card will fall in between the two that are
shown. The last bet is worth double.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Pro-Golf! v1.20"
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Pro-Golf allows users to play 9 or 18
holes of golf and supports three different
golf courses. Players are given a full bag
of clubs and try their skill at obtaining
low scores. Wind, incline and other
hazards can interfere with their scores.
The game tracks all time low scores as
well as the top 5 scores on both 9 and 18
hole courses.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Hack 'n Attack v3.20"
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Hack 'N Attack starts by simulating a
system crash and a drop to dos. Do NOT be
alarmed by this! This is normal game play!
The users must build up money and megs by
hacking imaginary boards and also by
hacking each other. They may use such
devices as Trojan Horses and File
trashing. They may increase their odds by
gambling, buying backup devices, and
storing money in the bank. Money left on
their possession may be stolen if another
player hacks them. Players may also gain
dollars by phreaking bank accounts. If a
player hacks enough boards in one day
then he is asked whether he would like
to attempt to beat the BBS Beast. This
is a monster board with many megs.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Hang 'Em II v1.00"
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The Game of Hang 'Em presents five
different word lists that are based on
various subject matter. The user picks a
list that would be of interest to them.
They then choose letters that they feel
may appear in the word. If they are not
correct then an appendage is added to the
hangman's noose. The user must guess the
word before he is 'hanged'. Score is
awarded at $10 for each letter in a
correctly guessed word.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Iraq-Noids v1.20"
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IRAQNOID! allows users to move around
within a 1000 sector desert and try to
re-open businesses, buy mercenaries, buy
weapons, and establish a desert empire.
During their journey they will encounter
such things as landmines, gas, S.C.U.D.
missles and other soldiers which will try
to set them back.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Jail Break! v3.20"
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Jail Break! allows users to move around
within a 1000 cell prison and try to
establish businesses, buy warriors, buy
weapons, and establish a prison empire.
During their journey they will encounter
such things as bombs, guards, and other
prisoners which will try to set them back.
You also can use the 500 version which
only have 500 cells. The Jail Tool file
has maitenance functions to allow deleting
players and editing cells.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Jump 'Em v1.20"
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Jump 'Em is a highly addictive game where
users must use strategy in jumping pegs
around a pyramid shaped board. As a peg is
jumped it is removed from the board. The
object of each round is to leave as few
pegs remaining as is possible. A score is
generated based on the total number of
pegs remaining.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Krazy Climber v3.20"
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Krazy Climber is a game of fun and fortune
Players place bets on one of three "ladder
racers". The bets for each race change,
and you may add to your account by placing
winning bets. The racers start at the
bottom of the three ladders and only one
will make it to the top first. If you can
pick the winner you win your bet times the
odds.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"League Bowling v3.20"
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LEAGUE-BOWLING plays identical to an
actual bowling league at your local lanes.
Users join a team and roll three games
daily to get a bowling average. The game
is simple to play, you just position the
ball using the 8 and the 2 keys (number
locked up and down arrow) and then press
the space bar to roll the ball. The ball
may curve or hook much like on a real
bowling lane. Team averages and individual
high scores are kept.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Magic Poker Machine v3.20 *** updated***"
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Magic Poker Machine is a game that plays
exactly like the arcade poker machines.
You may insert up to ten coins (the more
coins the more you may win). The computer
then deals you a five card poker hand.
You may then decide which card(s) to keep
and which to have re-dealt.  You must
keep at least one card per hand. The
computer pays off for Royal Flushes,
Straight Flushes, three of a kind, four
of a kind, flushes, full houses, straights
two pairs, or a pair of Jacks or Better.
The amount won depends on the odds times
the amount of coins you inserted.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson
Updated by: Marty Blankenship

"Mahjongg Pyramid v1.20"
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Mahjongg Pyramid is a Pyramid version of
the popular tile game. The tiles are dealt
into a pyramid and a user must match open
tiles to have them removed from the play
area. The object of the game is to remove
all tiles from the play area. Bonus points
are given as each row is removed. There
are 48 tiles in all (Eight types with six
of each type). Twenty are dealt onto the
pyramid and the rest are placed in a stack

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Math Busters v3.20"
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The Math Busters door allows children to
practice mathematical equations while
competeing against each other on a monthly
basis. The game has several skill levels
which will allow a variety of age groups
to compete on an equal basis. Skills that
can be practiced are: Addition,
Subtraction and Multiplication. A player
is rewarded with various monetary values
if they successfully complete the
equation. The less tries that it takes
them the more money they win.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

send email to: [email protected]
for a free registration key.

"Double or Nothing II v3.30"
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Double or Nothing is a game of chance and
skill that allows users to roll the dice
and try to determine whether the next die
will be higher or lower than the first.
If you win the first roll then you may
take a chance at double or nothing. That
is either you win double your wager or
lose the wager that you just won. The
devil's dice appears occassionally and
will cause a user to lose twice his bet.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Poker Slot Machine v1.30 *** updated ***"
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The Poker Slot Machine allows users to bet
money then pull the handle on the
incredible poker slot machine. Money is
won by spinning poker hands on the slot
wheel (Royal Flush pays 10 times the bet,
Full House pays 7 times the bet, etc.). 

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson
Updated by: Marty Blankenship

"Pyramid Guppies v1.20"
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Pyramid Guppies is a Pyramid version of
the popular card game. The cards are dealt
into a pyramid and a user bets on whether
the next card will be higher or lower than
the display card. Users may then use the
number locked arrow keys to pick the next
card to turn over. On the last card a
player must bet at least half of his
account. A joker appears on occassion and
causes the player to lose whatever he has
won during that day. If he has lost then
the new lower score is saved.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Solitaire Pyramid v1.20"
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Solitaire Pyramid is an addictive game of
solitaire cards. The deck is dealt into a
pyramid shape with the remaining deck
placed at the side of the board. The
object is to match cards whose values
total thirteen. If matched, the cards are
removed from the board and a point value
is awarded. As a player clears rows of
cards, bonus money is awarded and a free
game is awarded if the entire board is
cleared.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Poker Squares v1.20"
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Poker Squares is an extrememly addictive
form of box poker. Players move cards from
one of four decks into a 5 X 5 grid. The
object is to form 12 hands of poker (5
horizontal, 5 vertical and 2 diagonal).
A score is generated each round based on
the values of the 12 poker hands.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Stooge Mania v3.20"
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Stooge Mania allows users to throw pies at
each other, try to steal pies from the
Stooge Bakery, and engage in a Stooge
Battle with Harry, Schmoe, or Squirrely.
Players can buy pie shields (to protect
them from pie traps), or pie traps that
will make a thrown pie blow up in the
face of the thrower. Game play is scored
by the number of pies that a person
posesses. Players may bank turns (up to
250) to play on a rainy day.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Super Recall v3.20"
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The game of Super Recall starts with 16
doors being displayed. Behind these doors
are 8 prizes. You must match two halves of
a prize to win it. You have to have a good
memory to remember which prize was behind
which door as the doors close again after
each pick. If you match the two halves
then you win the money value of the prize.
You have up to seven (7) tries to match a
prize and then the prizes are all
reshuffled behind the doors

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Tank Command v3.20"
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Tank Command simulates combat action from
inside of a tank. You are looking outside
through a view port and as you move using
your instrumentation you can see the enemy
move into sight. When the enemy is in
sight you may use bullets or missles to
attempt to make a "kill". You only have so
much energy to move your tank with each
day and also a limited amount of missles
and bullets. Missles are more reliable at
destroying the enemy but bullets also work
well.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Trivia Tac-Toe v3.20"
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Trivia Tac Toe! allows users to answer
trivia questions while trying to get a Tic
Tac Toe (Down, Across or Diagonally). A
player chooses a square and then tries to
answer a question. If they are right a O
is placed in the square, if their wrong
then X wins the square. A win is worth
$20 and a costs them a turn. If all
squares are filled and neither X nor O
has three in a row then there is no loss
or gain.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Double Trouble v3.20"
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Double Trouble is a game of chance and
skill that allows users to open a choice
of four "drawers" that contain either
dollar wins or losses. If a player
successfully opens 25 "drawers" without
going bankrupt then he will automatically
be taken to the second phase of Double
Trouble where he may wager his earnings on
the flip of a coin. The odds are set by
the game during this phase and the player
may win up to 3 to 1 on his wager.
Players are allowed to flip the coin up
to 20 times per day.

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson

"Turbo Guppies v3.30   *** updated ***"
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Turbo Guppies is a Multi-board Version of
the popular card game. You are presented
with three rows of cards and you must
place bets on whether the next card turned
will be higher or lower than the currently
displayed card. On the last card a player
must bet at least half of his account. A
player may change cards one time per row
in order to try to obtain a better card to
bet against. A joker appears on occassion
and causes the player to lose whatever he
has won during that day. If he has lost
then the new lower score is saved

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson
Updated by: Marty Blankenship

"Wheel of Misfortune II v3.20"
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The Game of Wheel of Misfortune presents
five different word lists that are based
on various subject matter. The user picks
a list that would be of interest to them.
They must then spin the wheel to determine
what the point value of each letter will
be and a total word value is given. A
series of blocks with ? marks in them
appears, each block represents a letter
in the word they must guess. The user may
choose up to 9 consonants. If a consonant
they choose is in the word they will be
told such and the consonant will take the
place of the ? in the proper postion
within the blocks. A user may buy a vowel
but it will cost them $20.00 for each
vowel. A user may only have one guess at
each word. If they guess the word
correctly then they are credited the
total word value for that play

Original Programming by: Mike Wilson