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Ever played that thing at carnivals were you have to maneuver a metal rod through a maze without touching the sides? well, this is what this game is. Seriously! This game is based on a Japanese show in which you actually get shocks when you touch the sides of the maze. You control the rod and have to maneuver it through several 3-D mazes without touching the sides. Includes 1 or 2 players simultaneous play or 8 players tournament mode, 3 courses with 100 mazes in total plus a random maze generator and editor mode.

Ishido es un juego de estrategia para un jugador, controlado por medio de un mouse. Esta es una implementación realizada por Ishido: The Way of Stones, un juego para Macintosh de los años noventa. El juego se desarrolla en un tablero de 8x12. El jugador se presenta con una serie de fichas de colores, hay treinta y seis pares en total, cada una incluye un símbolo. Las fichas deben ser colocadas en el tablero de manera que estas coincidan en color y forman con las fichas colindantes. Los puntos son otorgados dependiendo de la cantidad y la complejidad de los movimientos realizados. El juego termina cuando todas las fichas han sido jugadas o cuando la siguiente ficha en juego no puede ser colocada en el tablero. Hay tres niveles de dificultad y tres juegos de piezas.

Ishido es un juego de estrategia para un jugador, controlado por medio de un mouse. Esta es una implementación realizada por Ishido: The Way of Stones, un juego para Macintosh de los años noventa. El juego se desarrolla en un tablero de 8x12. El jugador se presenta con una serie de fichas de colores, hay treinta y seis pares en total, cada una incluye un símbolo. Las fichas deben ser colocadas en el tablero de manera que estas coincidan en color y forman con las fichas colindantes. Los puntos son otorgados dependiendo de la cantidad y la complejidad de los movimientos realizados. El juego termina cuando todas las fichas han sido jugadas o cuando la siguiente ficha en juego no puede ser colocada en el tablero. Hay tres niveles de dificultad y tres juegos de piezas.

Ishido is a solitaire board game played with tiles (like Shanghai). The objective is to place all of the tiles onto the board and obtain the highest possible score by following specific rules of play. It is a solitaire game. There are ways to play that can dramatically increase the score, which makes the game very strategic in nature. Additionally, when desired, the player can get an oracle reading by asking a question...the question is answered when the player makes a very elegant play (4 way match). There is also a "construction set" where players can create their own tiles and backgrounds. But the game comes with numerous tile sets and backgrounds.

Ishido is a solitaire board game played with tiles, similar to Shanghai. The objective is to place all of the tiles onto the board and obtain the highest possible score by following specific rules of play. There are ways to play that can dramatically increase the score, which makes the game very strategic in nature. Additionally, when desired, the player can get an oracle reading by asking a question, which is answered when the player makes a very elegant play (four-way match).

Radioactive waste: dump it or recycle it. you just can't love it. In this game, you must guide a robot round the screen, whose job description reads isotopes eater'. He goes round quite happily, making the environment safer. Pity those rocks get in the way: they make a right mess of its digestive system. Also, as the robot eats waste, it tends to mutate. To be precise, it grows. And making the robot try and eat itself is bad, bad news. It's hard to say exactly what makes this program so good: it could be the graphics, which are multicoloured. Might be the speed, which can be varied from arcade ace down to editor level. Have fun playing it. and don't go off the edge of the screen - you'll be terminated for dereliction of duty.

It's a Knockout is based on the TV show of the same game. Players, each representing a an European country, compete in six arcade-style mini games to determine the winner. Each game is played in order and each player has its own turn. The goal of every mini game is to rack up as many points as possible in a limited amount of time - the player with the best score is rewarded with six points, the next with five and so on. After all games are played the winner with the highest amount of points wins the competition.Bronte Bash: Dinosaur heads come out of six horizontally places holes in random order. Players have to place a weight over the hole and smack them before they disappear again. Flying Flans: Baked goods fall down from the top of the screen. Players have to catch them. Harlem Hoppers: basically the same game as Flying Fans, just with balls which are rolled down from a camel's back. Titanic Drop: A rope is tied from a ship with an angle. Players have to drop with the correct timing to land within one of the horizontally placed lifebelts. Diet of Worms: Players control a bird who eats worms which pop on the screen. In this game there is an AI controlled second bird as competition. Obstacle Race:a side scrolling-race in which players have to keep up the speed and jump over obstacles.

Rare's website mascot, Mr. Pants, stars in his very own video game for the Game Boy Advance. He's prepared hundreds of fiendish puzzles to scramble your brain! Pieces fall onto the game board with only a limited time to place them. To clear the pieces, players will need to make shapes that are at least a 2x3 rectangle, or bigger rectangles and squares. Three different modes of play are available - Puzzle, Wipeout, and Marathon - and progressing through the puzzles will earn players assorted bizarre underwear-clad artwork.