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GreenStreet - Hoyle Kids Games (PC)

Manufacturer - GREENSTREET

Price £ 9.99    (£ 8.50 exc. VAT )


GREENSTREET - GreenStreet - Hoyle Kids Games (PC)

Description

15 All Time Favourite Kids games - Hoyle Style!

Ever placed Crazy 8's with an alien or tried sinking a Dinosaurs Battle Ship? Hoyle® Kids Games includes 15 all time favourites but with an unconventional twist so that each game is bursting with variety and excitement. Kids can either play with family and friends on the same PC or choose to play against a host of lively animated characters such as Penny the Show Horse, Marvin the Dinosaur, Little Red Riding Hood and more! Kids will have hours of fun as they are challenged to a match of Battling Ships, Checkers, Chinese Checkers, Crazy 8's, Go Fish, Hangman, Memory Match, Old Maid, Placer Racer, Snakes & Ladders, Speedy Racer and more!

KEY FEATURES

15 exciting and captivating games tailor made for kids - Battling Ships, Placer Racer, War, Go Fish, Bump 'em, Checkers, Tic Tac Toe, Old Maid, Speedy Racer, Chinese Checkers, Memory Match, Snakes & Ladders, Hangman, The Music Game, Crazy 8s

A selection of ten witty and animated players who are always ready for a challenge

Create your own character - choose from a whole host of hairstyles and facial features

Adjustable skill levels - suitable for a wide age range

Need some help? The Hoyle genie is just a mouse click away and is alway there to provide easy to follow rules and helpful hints

There are 10 Multiplayer games that host upto four players on the same computer, so kids can play with friends and/or family

Bright, colourful with animation sequences

Incredibly easy to install and play

Very simple game controls, primarily a mouse driven game

Automatic save so games can be finished later

System Requirements

Windows™ 98 / ME / 2000 / XP
Pentium™ 166MHz Processor or faster, 16MB RAM (64MB for Windows XP), 35 MB Hard Disk Space, 4 x CD-ROM, 640x480 @ 256 colours

Release Date: Friday, 7th December 2007