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Mahjongg Challenge (Jewel case)x$6.50
 (1 reviews)
Best Price: $9.99 $6.50
12 Unique Ways To Play! Different game variations and levels of difficulty Play the classic modes with classic rules or try one of the many other versions with options like inverting columns testing your memory wild cards and playing against the clock.Stunning Graphics - Hours of Entertainment! Hint undo shuffle and save game options Customize with different tile sets layouts and backgrounds - even add your own picture as a background in the game Includes BONUS space-themed Mahjongg for a truly out of this world gaming experience!System Requirements:Windows 95/98/2000/Me or XP 16 MB RAM Video card capable of displaying 800x600 resolution hi-color mode (most cards with 8 MB or more or video memory) CD-ROM Drive Mouse 233 MHz Pentium or better DirectX 3.0 or better; 100 MB hard drive spaceFormat: WIN 9598ME2000XP Genre: ENTERTAINMENT Rating: E - Everyone UPC: 832228002081 Manufacturer No: JC208
MPN: JC208 - UPC: 832228002081
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Customer Reviews
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What about LINUX / UNIX?
By ANBIP299T8OBX on 2007-11-04
Up top, the information on the Amazon page says the game can be put on Linux or Unix systems, but there is nothing on the copy I bought that says this. Check this out, if you are buying to put on a LINUX system.
MahJong Challenge - This is a nice full screen play, with some interesting play options that will appeal to guys - tools, zapping. Backgrounds are available and you can add your own. The tiles are easy to identify, and see. The CD also includes: Space MahJong which is really cool, but the options during play seem limited; Midi music - some selections for the regular game are lame, but the midi-music for Space is great! The tiles for Sapce are great looking but navigation is different from the other game, and seems, well.... lacking in amenities. When you get to the point you have no more matches, a gui flies out, and you can choose to reshuffle, but no hints, and the exit is not obvious.
As I said, for the regular play, the midi-music is unappealing, also there there is no Gravity/Click versions included.
Others Mah Jong versions I have tried include:
Mahjong Master is elegant and relatively easy to navigate. The midi-music is soothing, but this is for the Microsoft DirectX fans, who like an "experience." DirectX is needed for some of effects. Lots of tile layouts are available but many (not all) are rather "noveau" (skulls, tulip, clock, et al). Hoyle Solitaire & Mahjong Tiles (Seirra) is a nice no-nonesense version of the card & Mahjong games and has some interesting special effects for the tile suites, but you need to keep the disk in the drive, for the full choice of backgrounds & special effects. Moraff Maximum Mahjong Vol 3 is wonderfully cheesy but way too much stuff ....this program is HUGE and has some real glitches.
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- 12 Unique Ways To Play! , Different game variations and levels of difficulty, Play theic modes withic rules or try one of the many other versions with options like inverting columns, testing your memory, wild cards and playing against the clock. Stunning Graphics - Hours of Entertainment! , Hint, undo, shuffle and save game options, Customize with different tile sets, layouts and backgrou
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