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Classic Connect Four puzzle for PalmOS featuring AI or two-player mode, small footprint, perfect for quick breaks

Classic Connect Four puzzle for PalmOS featuring AI or two-player mode, small footprint, perfect for quick breaks

Vote: (19 votes)

Created: 2002-05-31

MD5: 2640268765082628b7f3c894a4e56aee

Size: 6.9 KB

Vote

(19 votes)

Created

2002-05-31

MD5

2640268765082628b7f3c894a4e56aee

Size

6.9 KB

The computer and the player take turns in sliding a

disc down the board. The discs are stacked from the

bottom up. The first to get four discs in a row is

the winner.

Fours version 1.1

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Fours is a single-player game to effectively kill some

time. It is played on a 7x6 board against the computer,

or against another player.

The computer and the player take turns in sliding a

disc down the board. The discs are stacked from the

bottom up. The first to get four discs in a row is

the winner. Easy, or not?

This is a game is freeware.

! INSTALLATION NOTE:

If you are upgrading from version 0.x you might have problems

running version 1.x. This is because the layout of the Marbles

database has changed. The solution is to first delete Marbles

and then install it again.

Fours was written by Michiel Tiller.

(C) Copyright 1998 Tiller Software, The Netherlands

Please provide feedback about this game on the feedback page at

http://michiel.tiller.com

or mail me directly at [email protected]

Discaimer:

As this software is freeware it comes 'as is', there is no warranty

implied or otherwise, nor is support provided. This game

is freely distributable as long as it remains unchanged.

Thanks for trying Fours!!

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Version History:

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* Fours 1.1 Bugfix, 29 November 1998

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- The computer did not check wins if the board was full.

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* Fours 1.0 Final Release, 2 November 1998

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- Introduced two-player mode

- Small instructions screen added

- beta testers have let me know that Fours does not work

on all PalmOS 1.x systems. Because i have heard from at

least one person that has run Fours succesfully on this

OS, I don't know what the problem mihgt be.

For now I classify Fours as PalmOS 2+.

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* Fours 0.2 beta, October 22nd, 1998

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- first public release