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--- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 04/2013) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Games 2 Play is a modified game program designed to develop single switch capabilities and visual tracking skills for persons with physical or cognitive disabilities. Some of the games include (1) Soccer; (2) The Blocker; (3) The Rabbit Race; (4) Twin Pictures; (5) The Treasure Island; (6) Tic-Tac-Toe; (7) Target Shooting; (8) Formula 1; and (9) Dragster. This software is designed to be used with a mouse, keyboard, touch screen or switch. COMPATIBILTY: Macintosh LC or higher. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 4 megabytes of RAM with System 7, or 2 megabytes of RAM with System 6.0.7/6.0.8; and 256 bit color monitor.

Notes: The manufacturer of this product is AheadMedia AB.

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