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For those of you who remember the glorious era of Windows 3.1, the Microsoft Entertainment Packs were nothing more than a base for simple relaxing games. They were unmatched but one game stuck out above the rest: Chip's Challenge. It was an aerial game where you had to seek and find all the electronic fleas in one level and avoid any obstacle or enemy before proceeding to the next level. This Pocket PC version is excellent, I started playing the game which will no doubt be one of the best little games in the Packs (along with JezzBall, in my opinion). Fans of this game are still out there and still have a mailing list. As required by Microsoft Copyrights, you must obtain the CHIPS.DAT file from your diskettes. No need to panic if you can't find them, the author will help you retrieve them ;-). Even better, you can get files with additional levels created by the fans I referred to earlier. In short, a good time in perspective. [Torgamm] (Translation: marta75034)
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