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Convert your Computer into a Child’s Activity Center!
Do you have a small child or baby that likes to bang on your keyboard? Small children just love to press all those buttons! But, you certainly don’t want your child editing your email or spreadsheets.
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Superstar Chefs is a platform game similar to Mario Brothers or Bubble Bobble. The goal is to grab all the fruit, while avoiding the comical baddies. Features include hand-drawn graphics, 2 player simultaneous action, and an original digital soundtrack.
Superstar Chefs is shareware and available in 2 flavours, a 30 minutes free trial version and a full version! You can easily upgrade from the trial version to the full version from whitin the game or get full version here
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Snowy is a restless bear who’s always in search of his next great adventure. In Treasure Hunter 2, he embarks on a quest for riches through Africa, the Mayan jungles and the Far East. Each location consists of 20 levels filled with treasure to grab, enemies to avoid and puzzles to solve. Snowy’s only tools are his wits, his agility and his trusty pick axe, so he needs all the help you can give him.
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Snowy: The Bear’s Adventures is all about awesome action and the coolest cartoon-style animation you’ve ever seen. The game stars an adorable polar bear who’s trying to reach his home in the Frozen North. Standing in his way are hundreds of crazed monsters! To help Snowy to safety, you must run, jump and kick your way through 88 levels filled with goodies to grab.
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Imagine that all the coolest and most popular radio-controlled cars have come to life and escaped the store shelves. OK, maybe you’d better not. It’s a silly idea that feels unnecessary and tacked on in Acclaim’s new racing game Re-Volt. Fortunately, the game is better than its premise and delivers some memorable arcade racing thrills. On the other hand, Re-Volt has its share of problems and ends up being only decent when it could have been great.
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