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100 Classic Games
Easy Interactive
April 6, 2011
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April 6, 2011 (13 years and 12 months ago)Franchises
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Featuring a wide variety of board, puzzle, logic, dice, card and table-top games, 100 Classic Games is the definitive collection of much loved classics. Whether players want to bluff their way through a hand in Texas Hold'Em, check mate an opponent in chess, win big on the slot machines or number crunch through a Sudoku puzzle, they will be spoilt for choice. Other notable titles in the 100 Classic Games compilation include Air Hockey, Match-3, Freecell, Klondike, Mahjongg, Spot The Difference and Tennis, just to name a few.
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