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As a kid I played sorry and I remember it being quite fun. Now with the CD-ROM version the game has joined the computer age. Should it have?

The game can be played with different rules and even a different version of the game called REALLY sorry.

You can play alone against the computer or over a network with other people. I think playing with others would be more fun and more rewarding.

If you remember Sorry, then you will learn this game fairly quickly. The game's graphics are nice but then start to slow down gameplay quite a bit.

Sorry in 3d, Oooooo!

Sorry is back

This CD is aimed at kids and the younger set but I do not know if this CD would amuse them for very long.

The interface is a bit goofy and takes a bit to get used too. Since this game is aimed at kids, that could be a problem

The game itself is preserved faithfuly and is fun to play as the original but all the bells and whistles (that thankfully can be turned off) take some fun out of the game.

If you and your kids are stuck in on a rainy day; you may like this game. But then again, you may also like to play the original board game.

Company:
HASBRO INTERACTIVE
www.hasbro.com

Category:
Boardgame

NOTES:

Interest: 70%
Maniability :60%
Graphics: 70%
Sound : 50%
Originality : 50%

TOTAL : 65%

Requirements:

Operating System:
Windows 95/98

Processor:
Pentium 90 MHz or better

Memory:
16 MB of RAM

Hard Drive:
NOT LISTED

Sound Card:
Windows compatible sound card

Video:
1MB SVGA video card

Matthew Dussault

Sorry!
Thursday October 17, 1998