eGames Mega Match for Windows PC
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Hundreds of arcade-action variations!
Mega Match is a super-charged, arcade-action, over-the-top collection that takes the addicting qualities of matching games to new heights. With hundreds of variations, three difficulty levels and five game types, Mega Match provides family friendly entertainment for all ages.
- 5 Game Types
- 100's of Variations
- 3 Difficulty Levels
- Easy to Play
- Family Friendly Fun
- Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP
- Pentium 500MHz processor
- 64MB of RAM
- 120MB Hard Drive Space required
- DirectX compatible Sound Card
- DirectX compatible Video Card
- DirectX 7.0
- CD-ROM Drive
- Mouse
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher (5.01 included)
- Internet Access: 28,800 baud modem or better required for optional Internet features
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Challanging to the point of exaustion
By Valzabrat 
from Los Angeles County on 12/6/2008
Primary Use: Personal
Pros: Easy to Learn, Challenging
Cons: Poor Instructions
Describe Yourself: Casual Gamer
It was hard to get it going. None of the instructions or help files mentioned that when you advance to or go to any new screen it looks like everything is resetting so you can play. Not so, you need to click the new game button even if you have just advanced to a new level. The buttons won't work until you click "new game" even though you are not starting a new game, just a new level. Once I figured out that idiosyncrasy I could play at will. The only problem is that when you conquer a new level there is no reward or break, it just jumps to the next challenge and you have to keep meeting endless challenges or quit in exhaustion without ever feeling like you've accomplished something unless you care to look at that silent score. It doesn't engage you to play. You either plug away at it or quit and that seems kind of empty. Ill play it when I'm bored and not too tired or better yet it is a great activity to wear out my brain so I can wind down to sleep. No sense of accomplishment, just "worked hard & put away wet".
