World Famous Comics: Microsoft Entertainment Pak 2004 for Pocket PC (10 games)
Microsoft Entertainment Pak 2004 for Pocket PC (10 games)
From: Microsoft Average Rating: Binding: CD-ROM ESRB Age Rating: Rating Pending Format: CD-ROM Label: Microsoft Model: 711-00063 Platform: PDA Release Date: April 26, 2004
Features:
Hours of fun are waiting for you at work, at home or anywhere in between
Test your brain power with Chess, Reversi, Sink The Ships and Minesweeper
Action-packed fun with Codebreaker, Space Defense and Taipei
Work on your card-playing skills with Blackjack, Freecell and Hearts
Product Description: - Marketing Information: The Pocket PC Entertainment PocketPak includes ten classic crowd pleasers, including Blackjack and Hearts-all especially adapted for easy play right on your Pocket PC. Play on your own or against another person via infrared. Product Information - Software Sub Type: Puzzle Game - Software Name: Entertainment PocketPak - Complete Product - Features and Benefits: Games adapted to run on Pocket PCs: - The ten games in the Microsoft Entertainment PocketPak are made especially for Pocket PCs. Ten great games to choose from: - The games include: Blackjack, Chess, Cinco, FreeCell, Hearts, Minesweeper, Reversi, Sink the Ships, Space Defense, and Taipei. - Language Support: English - Platform Support: Handheld License Information - License Type: Complete Product - License Pricing: Standard - License Quantity: 1 User
A Must have A must have. All the games are not good, but the chess game and some other games are good. A good time pass when you are tired.
Pleased with product I am enjoying the games, but am not familiar with all of them. There were no game rules/instructions with a few of them, so am trying to figure them out. I recommend the game pack overall.
Happy with the games Having these games on my iPAQ makes the drive to school much more fun for my 11 year-old son.
Expected just a bit more from Microsoft for the Money For the amount of money to get these particular 10 games, all of which either turned up as a game that shipped with one or more versions of windows and a few others that were in previous Entertainment Paks for Windows, 10 games that required little additional programming to port to the new Pocket PC platform was bit for a disappointment for the money. On the other hand, these are the games that many of us who work with a desktop or laptop at other times are familiar with, and most are easy to play in a screen where control of the on-screen activity is mostly a stylus or entering words. There are a number of games from previous entertainment paks that could have been ported and included and were not. That was disappointing, as it would be nice to change out these 8-10 games to keep something 'fresh' to do while waiting in lines, for a table in a restaurant or in a doctor's office. You can only play solitaire for so long and not get really bored.
Anything Goes Trivia
Last Kiss
Megaton Man
Trevor
