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i-mate Backgammon Multiplayer (Pocket PC) 2.0


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Requirements Windows Mobile 4.21 or higher; Screen Size: 320x240 or 640x480
Downloads 16 Limitations None
Publisher Club i-mate FZ LLC File Size 0
Date added 19 Aug 2005 Check your speed

i-mate games presentsi-mate Backgammon Multiplayer Designed for Pocket PC and Desktop i-mate Backgammon Multiplayer is an ultimate ancient game experience for standalone and interactive game play. Among innovative features online IM messaging makes easy the communication with opponents during the game. Accompanying sound effects and realistic Asian graphics favor you a lively game play in Asian mood. Exciting game play with human opponents and challenging competition with Club i-mate Bot! Features:Free desktop version availability*Standalone or real-time online play in one Named and Guest play Interactive play with human opponents Online game table creation and joining the existing ones Online game Play-In ~ Play-Out Open IM Chat Push to Talk Editable predefined short chat messagesFree downloadable avatars from Club i-mate Upload as an avatar any image from device Realistic graphics and sound effects Intuitive game controls Latest version notification and free upgrades Online play via any internet connection * CAB files do not install desktop version. More i-games...

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