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Reversi game FE 2006 for Sony Ericsson phones 1.2.27


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Requirements 55 kb, Sony Ericsson UIQ 3.0, smartphones as M600, P990, W950
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Reversi game FE 2006Game featuresEasy rules - quick start Hints for beginners in the course of game Plenty of play situations keep you interested for a long time Five levels from beginner to masterFriendly user interfaceWho moves first?Black.How do I play?You play a piece by tapping on an unoccupied square. This puts oneof your pieces into that square. The idea is to trap one or more opponents' piecesbetween two of your pieces. Those opponents' pieces then change color to become yourpieces.What if I get stuck and I can't move?If you can't move, your opponent gets to move again.Which side do I play?You play either the black or the white color.How do I win?When both you and your opponent cannot play another piece, or if every squareon the board is filled, the game is over. You count up the number of black piecesand the number of white pieces and the winner is the one with the most pieces. (Thegame inform you if you win.)Does the phone always win?Nope. I can usually beat it and I'm terrible at this game.For Symbian UIQ 3.0 devicesSony Ericsson M600Sony Ericsson P990Sony Ericsson W950

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