I don't know how many hours of my life I've wasted on the solitaire and freecell, are there games like this in Windows new operating system?
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Hearts will be there surely.
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Thats false.  You can play the older games that exist on your new computer, as long as you have the correct emulator software (a program that "translates" the old code or programming language to a series of instructions that your new OS can understand and execute).  Lots of emulators are available on the net.
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Many different places, however most of them want you to pay to use the game online.  If you want to just get the game and install it for use anytime I would suggest the one in the links. I just happen to like that one, it isn't free but it is fun.  And by the way it is "sudoku"..
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Chiya is wrong\nlinux was made with C and not C++\nwindows was made with C or C++ (not sure) But not visual C\nthat seems logical Visual C can only run under windows\nso how did they use it to make windows?\n\nAbout your question C++ alone won't help you alot\nyou theoretically  u can make any program with it but it will takes you long time\nu can use Visual C to speed things up or use Qt liberary to make cross platform C++ programs\n\nC++ could be very useful when making games with it, i am talking about real games\nI think it is the best in this field but still u will need to know DirectX Or OpenGL programming with C++ to be able to make games\n\nAlso with C++ u can make program that work on both DOS and Windows\nwhile programs with other languages like VisualBasic Or VisualC can only run under windows
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There are many freeware games and shareware games that you can play as much as you want.They are made by hobbiests and students or someone wanting you try a sorta demo.Go look do a search for the freeware files.It is a website that offers free software and they have a games section look there.Go to download.com they have many freeware tittles and some trail stuff too.So look at the limits on the software.As well try freeware home too.\nThese are the the better game sites\nwww.caimen.com\nwww.acidplay.com
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Hey I didn't know they had games like that. I'm going to try the website now. I'll see how badly I screw up.\nI take it you like the game Risk and maybe the Sims??? I wonder if the game Risk has a website to play on.\nI started that game last night. This is the name of my Country " The Republic of PaintersPalette"\nIt's in Italy. I guess I won't know how badly I screw up until I play it a dozen times.
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An old DOS game if my memory is correct. Google "PC DOS game download".\n\nYou can use a tool called "DOSBOX" to play them.
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yeah there are games in Microsoft Excel... they are called easter eggs... \n\nEnjoy this easter egg!\n\nEgg Title : A race car game called Dev Hunter\n \nHow to crack it: \n1. Open a new file in Excel 2000. \n2. Select File and Save As, and in the Save As Type menu, select Web Page. \n\n3. Click the Selection:Sheet radio button, and checkmark Add Interactivity. \n\n4. Click Publish. In the Publish As dialog box, click Publish again. \n\n5. Switch over to Internet Explorer (IE). Open the HTML page you've just saved in Excel. You'll see an Excel worksheet in the middle of the IE page. \n\n6. Press the Page Down key until you get to row 2000, then tab over to column WC. \n\n7. Hold down Shift-Ctrl-Alt while you click the Office logo at the upper left. \n\n8. Now, you're dropped into a full-screen game similar to Spy Hunter, called Dev Hunter. Use the arrow keys to drive. You'll see developers' names painted on the road as you go. \n\n9. If you're an aggressive driver, hit the spacebar to fire and the letter O to drop oil slicks. When it gets dark, use H to turn on your headlights. \n\n\n \nSpecial Instructions: \n(Note: Your system must be equipped with DirectX in order for this egg to work.)
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http://www.download.com/Cruise-Ship-Tycoon/3000-7496_4-10323680.html?tag=lst-0-1\n\nFree to try - 45 min trial
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Not a single penny, it runs windows....i hate windows, crashes too much, I'll stick to my macintosh thank you.
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there arent many, but you could look here:\nhttp://www.free-games.com.au/Free_Online_Multiplayer_Games/index.html
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http://www.addictinggames.com
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haha, i love the first two posts.\n\nYes, I installed it on a PC with a 3mz processor and 1gb memory and didn't have any serious hardware performance issues.  So far, so good.  The only real problem I've had is that it didn't pick up an audio driver, but that's only a minor detail for a beta version.  The games are pretty cool; I'm glad they added chess.  The kids games are... well, interesting.  I love the "windows key+tab" window panes feature.  There's some annoying warning messages when you try to get into system configuration type things.  I can't figure out how to turn those off yet.  I like it so far.  I wouldn't suggest using it for a main PC though.  There's bound to be some bugs so you might throw in another drive to boot it if you have a spare.
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It hasn't came out yet homeslice. It's still in beta. You can only get it via p2p or through Microsoft.
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Google Sims 2 downloads and cheats and it will come up with a list of billions!  Good Luck.
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There's a game called Cantr II. It is a combination of society simulator and rpg. It's not very graphical, is browser based, and slow-paced, but damn does it pull you in. It's free.\n\nFor more info, go to their website:
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http://fallingsand.com/ a great time waster\nhttp://www.addictinggames.com/