Features

• Superior vehicle control12 easytooperate 3D Tonka trucks interact with your environment
• Awesome demolitionMake way for new construction with 4 realistic destruction modes
• ActivitiesEach work site offers up to 30 unique challenges
• Customize and personalizeCreate your own buildings, from windows and rooftops to landscaping
• Print your creationsSave your best work and print with pride

System Requirements

• Windows 95/98
• Pentium 133 MHz CPU
• 4X speed CDROM drive
• 2MB SVGA Video Card
• 32MB RAM
• Windows 95/98 compatible Sound card
• 30 MB free hard drive space
• DirectX 6.1 required

LETTERS allows your child to learn the upper case letters and objects beginning with each letter. It also teaches letter location on the keyboard. NUMBERS helps to teach the numbers from 1 to 20 adjustable and numberobject relationships. COLORS helps your child learn seven basic colors red, blue, green, purple, white, yellow, black. SHAPES provides fun while learning seven basic shapes square, rectangle, circle, oval, diamond, star, triangle. ANIMALS lets your child learn to recognize many familiar animals, their names, and the sounds they make.

SOUNDS teaches about the sounds common items make, their names, and what they look like. PEEKABOO is a simple memory game you can even load in scanned pictures your family members, favorite toys, pets to personalize the game. DOODLE is a fun drawing program and typing scratch pad. MUSIC lets you have fun with a piano, percussive sounds, and goofy sound effects has nine builtin kid songs. And, PUZZLES provides simple, colorful jigsaw puzzles to reassemble.

Requires

• Windows 3.1/95/98/2000/Me/NT/XP
• 24M RAM
• Sound Card
  
  Average Download Times
  Your download time may vary
  56K Modem 17 minutes, 32 seconds.
  ISDN 7 minutes, 18 seconds.
  T1 36 seconds.
  

Platform    Windows NT / 98 / Me / 2000, Mac OS X

Product Features

Product Description

Game modes

    Adventure The objective of the game is to complete 55 stages by removing all orange pegs on each stage.
    Quick Play Players can free select any of the 55 stages that they have completed in Adventure.
    Duel Players compete head to head against a computer or human opponent.
    Challenge There are 75 challenges with a variety of difficulty levels. These challenges range from very easy to very difficult.

In addition, there are three ranks to achieve, each accompanied by a trophy

    Peggle Master After completing Adventure Mode the player is declared a Peggle Master.
    Peggle Grandmaster On completion of all 75 challenges the player receives the rank of Peggle Grandmaster.
    Extreme Grandmaster This rank is received when the player manages to clear all the pegs not just the orange ones in all of the levels which can be done through the Quick Play mode.

Game characters

Peggle offers 1011 different playable characters each with their own special powerup that one can use by hitting greencolored pegs.

    Bjorn Powerup Superguide Creates a guide showing part of the shot's trajectory.
    Jimmy Lightning Powerup Multiball Spawns another ball when activated.
    Kat Tut Powerup Pyramid Widens the free ball bucket by attaching a primitive pyramid around it.
    Splork Powerup Space Blast Lights up all pegs in a certain radius.
    Claude Powerup Flippers Causes lobster claw shaped pinball flipper to appear on either side of the screenthe player can click to remit the ball away from the bottom of the screen.
    Renfield Powerup Spooky Ball When activated, the ball appears again at the top of the screen after falling through the bottom.
    Tula Powerup Flower Power Lights up 1/5 of the orange pegs remaining in the stage.
    Warren Powerup Lucky Spin Randomly activates either Triple Score, Magic Hat attaches a hat to the top of the ball, which can also light up pegs, Extra Ball or a random powerup from the other characters.
    Lord Cinderbottom Powerup Fireball Replaces the ball with a fireball that can go through and eliminate all pegs in its path.
    Master Hu Powerup Zen Ball Tweaks one shot up to 500 to optimize scoring.
    Marina Powerup Electrobolt Eliminates all pegs between the firsthit peg and the bucket. Marina is not featured in the original Peggle; rather, she is introduced in the sequel, Peggle Nights.

Gameplay

Scoring
coring points in Peggle is done in three ways firstly by simply hitting the pegs, secondly through bonuses referred to as Style Points which are awarded in addition to the points accumulated for hitting pegs, and thirdly in the form of completion bonuses once a level or challenge is completed.

Peg Scoring

Points are awarded for each peg that is hit during a single ball shot, starting at 10pts for a blue peg and 100pts for an orange peg. The point total awarded for each ball is calculated by multiplying the quantity of pegs hit by the tally of points for each peg hit. Cumulative progress during a single shot is indicated using the Ballometer on the left hand side of the screen which lights up in blue/green, purple and yellow as the points total rises beyond 25,000, 75,000 and 125,000 points respectively. A free ball is awarded as each milestone is passed. As the level progresses, the fevermeter on the right hand side of the screen gradually fills up and this increases the points value of each peg by a factor of 2, 3, 5 or 10. The purple peg usually provides a point bonus equivalent to 5 times the value of an orange peg, although this can increase in some circumstances.

Green pegs can affect the peg scoring process when the characterbased powerup results in the ability to hit additional pegs, such as Renfield when the cumulative total remains as the ball drops down the screen for the second or possibly third time.

Style points are earned for specific acts during a ball shot and these are added to the peg score after each ball shot is completed. There are many different style points opportunities, some common to all characters and some character specific.

Completion bonus

When the player completes a level, the ball falls into one of five bonus slots at the bottom of the screen. These slots normally offer 10,000, 50,000 and 100,000 points. Clearing all of the pegs in a level causes all of the slots to offer 100,000 points. Additional bonuses are tallied as well, such as the Cool Clear bonus and 10,000 points for each unused ball. These bonuses are summed together in a Fever Bonus, which is then added to the player's total score for the level.

Saving a green peg for the last shot that clears the board significantly increases the player's Fever Bonus.

System requirements

OS Win 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista.

Memory 256 MB RAM.

 DirectX 7.0. Processor Pentium III, 700 MHz or faster.

 iPod game requires an iPod nano third generation, an iPod classic, or an iPod fifth generation

Mac game requires OS Mac OS 10.3.9 and later Memory 256 MB RAM Processor G4,G5 or Intel Core Duo Internet Internet connection is required to register both the download and CDROM versions of the game

The game requires strategy to bounce the ball off pegs and other obstacles to clear as much of the orange pegs in the level as possible with the given number of balls. Scrolling across the bottom of the screen is the free ball bucket which awards the player an extra ball should the previous shot go in.

Besides the orange pegs, the game's levels have blue pegs which have no effect other than increasing the score, purple pegs which are worth 50 times the amount of the blue pegs, and green pegs which activate a powerup based on the character the player has selected.

There is an option for those who are color blind which adds a triangle to the green pegs and a plus to the purple pegs to make them easier to distinguish.

Features

• Free Screen Saver
• New Levels
• New Shapes
• 4 Challenging Puzzle Modes
• Over 60 Wildlife Landscapes
• Save Your Progress as Your Adventure Unfolds.

Adventure Inlay is new and improved New levels, new shapes and a free screen saver have been added to make your adventure even more enticing

Challenge yourself with four distinctly addictive game modes. Traditional mode will keep you on your toes. Strategery lets you plan your moves, but danger is always near. Revealer mode will pique your curiosity. Enigma mode provides a relaxing and mind bending puzzle.

System Requirements

Windows

98/ME/2000/XP
64MB RAM
500MHz or faster Processor
16bit Graphics and Sound

Mac

OS X version 10.2 or later

Peggle Extreme is the shorter version of Peggle which was created specially for the Orange Box's release. Players must aim to get the highest score they can and clear a level of pegs in the hopes of advancing to the next stage.

PopCap Games released Peggle Extreme, a shorter version of Peggle, with The Orange Box on the PC. The game has 10 levels which are unique to this version of Peggle and not included in the full version of the game. The levels background themes are all related to Valve games Half Life 2, Portal, Team Fortress 2 and CounterStrike Source even though it isn't part of The Orange Box, and voices for each level are from their respective Valve game. 

Peggle Extreme features one playable character which is Bjorn, a unicorn with the ability to show the player the direction in which their ball will bounce. The game also includes five master challenges for players to test their skills even further

Gameplay revolves around the player trying to bounce balls on pegs and other obstacles in a level to clear as many of the orange pegs as possible with a limited number of balls. Along the bottom of the screen is the free ball bucket which provides the player a free ball should one of their balls fall into it. The pegs in each level come in a variety of colors, blue being the basic peg that has no purpose other than to increase a players score, purple pegs which provide bonus points but appear randomly after each shot never staying in the same location more than once, green pegs which activate the chosen characters special ability, and orange pegs which must be cleared to pass the level. The game provides an option for players who are colorblind, which adds triangles to the green pegs and a plus sign to purple pegs so they are easier to spot.

Scoring in the game is done in a few ways, the most simple bouncing your ball on any peg will give points. Another way is Style points an example of this is the long shot where your ball hits an orange peg and bounces across the level to strike either a purple or orange peg thus creating a long shot. Apart from these two methods there is also completion bonuses which appear once the last orange peg has been struck the bottom of a level is replaced by buckets granting bonuses points. The center bucket has a bonus of 100,000 points while the buckets on either side of it grant 50,000 points and the two furthest buckets on each side side grant 10,000 points.

System Requirements

Minimum Requirements

 
&9632;Operating system Windows 2000/XP/Vista
&9632;Processor 700 MHz
&9632;RAM 256 MB
&9632;DirectX 7.0

System Requirements

OS Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me Memory 256 MB DirectX 8.0 or later CPU P600 Video 16 MB DirectX8 compatible Video Card

A mysterious foe. An idyllic valley. An unlikely hero. Enter the world of Jeff Smith's Bone and a truly epic adventure will come to life

In Bone Out from Boneville, the first episode of the epic Bone saga, three cousins Fone, Phoney, and Smiley Bone become separated in a vast, uncharted desert.

One by one, they find their way into a deep, forested valley filled with wonderful and terrifying creatures and new mysteries that await them.

The full version of Bone Out from Boneville features
Unravel curious puzzles, maneuver through minigames, and encounter unexpected surprises.
 
Travel throughout the idyllic valley and meet the unique inhabitants.
 
Discover the hidden secrets of the valley including a mysterious map, a hooded creature with a grand scheme, the power of quiche and more
 
In game help system so you won't get stuck
Several hours of play in this first chapter of the Bone series.

System Requirements

OS Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me, Windows NT Memory 64MB DirectX 8 CPU P2 450

With allnew enemies, a hilarious storyline, over 30 interactive items
and unique bonuses awarded for ingame achievements, Super Granny 4
is sure to please

System Requirements

OS Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP,
Windows Me, Windows NT Memory 128 MB CPU P733