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Solitare
- Thread starter Zwhaler
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While not at all like the windows solitaire, this is what I use (and I love it):
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/games/cards_puzzle/freesolitaire3d.html
It's free unless you want to pay for more solitaire game times.
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/games/cards_puzzle/freesolitaire3d.html
It's free unless you want to pay for more solitaire game times.
the only thing i love about windows is spider solitaire. i know i can get it for the mac os, but it doesn't have the same look and feel. this is the only reason why i'd be tempted to install windows on my mac.
Forget the link I provided, this solitaire is TREMENDOUS! I just got home and gave it a try. Thanks a lot PlaceofDis!
thanks for posting this! when i found the big bang board games i couldnt help but wish for windows solitare =P, i never thought i could download it on here x.X
I've been playing XL for a couple of weeks now, and something about it just feels off - like it's somehow much, much tougher to win than on dear old MS Solitaire. More dead-ends, more times when there are two or three necessary cards buried within a single stack but everything else matches up. It's just been so long since I played on Windows - maybe solitaire is less winnable than I remembered.
And every once in a while, when I near the end of a deal, flipping from the deck where there's only one left, that final card seems to transfer itself to the front of the next deal.
I notice it mostly because I'll have, say, a king in the third position of the first three cards from the deck. I'll move the first card to a stack, run through the deck, and when I get back to the top, the king remains in third position.
And every once in a while, when I near the end of a deal, flipping from the deck where there's only one left, that final card seems to transfer itself to the front of the next deal.
I notice it mostly because I'll have, say, a king in the third position of the first three cards from the deck. I'll move the first card to a stack, run through the deck, and when I get back to the top, the king remains in third position.
