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whip out the video game cards
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Rating: 3,
Useful: 3 / 3
Date: February 04, 2004
Author: Amazon User
What Super Solitaire offers is many different card games to play, many of which you've probably never heard of unless you're a professional card player. Every card game featured here is for one-player only, which probably means the fun won't last very long (since, if you're like me, you want to play cards with someone else).
I don't even know what happened to my copy of Super Solitaire. I had this game at one time and now it's gone! I can't find it anywhere. Not that I really searched hard. I just looked in my bag of games and noticed that it isn't there. Where did it go?
If you're looking to play just a regular ol' game of solitaire and ignore all the other games, you're in luck, because solitaire, despite all the different ways you can play that game, is just as good here as it is on your computer. But, yeah, you can just play solitaire on your computer instead of firing up the Super NES.
Well, there you have it. The supermarket music that plays in the background is exactly the same for every card game. That's not really a good thing but the music is quiet enough. It's just that every time you play a game you think you're going to hear "attention shoppers, reduced sirloin steak in aisle 4".
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