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Texas Monthly thought the game was "imaginative", and a decent rote-learning game, adding that along with Early Games it offered a great first computing experience for young gamers. [2] Ahoy! said that Kids on Keys was "a positive step" in teaching children typing, but criticized the bonus round as "indecipherable semi-graphics". [3]
This category lists video games published by Global Star Software. Pages in category "Global Star Software games" The following 41 pages are in this category, out of 41 total.
100 Great Linux Games: Linux: 2000 Global Star Software [5] 350 Great Games: Microsoft Windows: 1997 Global Star Software [6] The Untouchable: Microsoft Windows: February 11, 2000: Creative Edge Studios [7] Tower of the Ancients: Microsoft Windows: February 13, 2000: Fiendish Games [8] Airport Tycoon: Microsoft Windows: April 25, 2000: Krisalis ...
Year Title Platform(s) Publisher Notes 2011 Bejeweled: Classic: iOS: EA Mobile: Zuma's Revenge! Android: 2013 Bejeweled Blitz: Bejeweled: Live: Windows Apps
Stars! games begin with race design, choosing one of 10 primary racial traits, a selection of lesser racial traits, habitability, growth, economic, and technology settings. [3] The graphics are entirely 2D, and consist of the main map view and static pictures of planets, ship hulls and components. Battles consist of moving static icons around a ...
Star is a two-player abstract strategy board game developed by Craige Schensted (now Ea Ea). It was first published in the September 1983 issue of Games magazine. [1] It is a connection game similar to Hex, Y, Havannah, and TwixT. Unlike these games, however, the result is based on a player having a higher final score rather than achieving a ...
The GameKey was first announced at the 2005 International Toy Fair, and the first products were released in July 2005. [1]GameKeys were mainly marketed for the Namco Ms. Pac-Man controller, but different GameKeys existed for other TV Games manufactured by Jakks Pacific, including Nicktoons, Star Wars, and Disney.
The winner of this contest received an Asteroids Deluxe arcade game and an Apple II computer, and then played a different game against a celebrity in an exhibition match with no prizes at stake. The game used for this match was the then-new Donkey Kong , and the celebrity was Larry Wilcox , known for portraying police officer Jon Baker on the ...