Subject pages attached to craig:entertainment/games

1.	3D Crossword Puzzles Requires a web-browser plug-in. URL: http://www.3dcrossword.com
2.	Othello Game downloads Smart Reversi is a computer version of the classic strategy board game Othello, that involves quick score changes and long-range thinking. Smart Reversi allows a human opponent to play Reversi / Othello against the computer. URL: http://www.smartreversi.com/
3.	anagrams a word or phrase made by transposing the letters of another word or phrase. One anagram of "fun software" is "waste runoff" URL: http://www.arrak.fi/ag/index_en.html

Champion at Checkers That Cannot Lose to People: By KENNETH CHANG Published: July 20, 2007 Checkers has been solved. A computer program named Chinook vanquished its human competitors at tournaments more than a decade ago. But now, in an article published Thursday on the Web site of the journal Science, the scientists at the University of Alberta who developed the program report that they have rigorously proved that Chinook, in a slightly improved version, cannot ever lose. Any opponent, human or computer, no matter how skilled, can at best achieve a draw.
URL: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/20/science/20checkers.html

5.	Chessbase News information about chess. URL: http://www.chessbase.com/

6.	DOSgames.com The official source for freeware/shareware DOS games: Over 200 games in the archive. URL: http://www.dosgames.com/g_small.html
7.	Commander Keen Games All of Commander Keen DOS programs. URL: http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Garden/4601/Downloadz.html

Flash Games: Game Archives Action Games Adventure Games Arcade Games Board Games Casino Games Fighting Games Learning English Games Learn Flash Games Miscellaneous Games Puzzle Games Racing Games Side Scroller Games Shooting Games Soundboard Games Sports Games Strategy Games New Games Free Videos All Games Archive Submit a Game
URL: http://www.2flashgames.com/

9.	Yahoo Games [Reversi] Play chess, checkers, bridge, spades, backgammon and more with people all across the Internet. Needs a Java-enabled web-browser and a Yahoo ID. URL: http://www-ccrma.stanford.edu/~craig

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Description of Rogue: To play rogue, the dungeon game written by M. C. Toy and friends, you need know no more than how to operate a terminal. To survive in a rogue dungeon for long, you need a great deal of specialized knowledge. This document is designed to provide some of that knowledge. You are supposed to have read A Guide to the Dungeons of Doom by M. C. Toy. (The Guide was revised by K. C. R. C. Arnold for version 4.) This document describes version 4.2 of Rogue. Discrepancies in other versions are noted in the text. In general, “V3” means version 3.6, “V4” means version 4.2 (and later versions to 5.2), and “V5” means version 5.3.
URL: http://userpages.monmouth.com/~colonel/rvm.html

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