All Game Scoring ScoreBoard 1.0



FAQ / INSTRUCTIONS
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OPTIONS

Games can be played with or without a timer. When the clock is turned on, the user chooses the period length, number of periods, and which direction the clock ticks. Period length is adjusted by swiping up or down on each of the individual 4 clock numbers. The number of desired periods is chosen by touching either the first, second, third or fourth yellow circle. For more games, it's normal for the clock to tick downwards, so the down arrow should be highlighted. However, for certain games such as soccer, an upwardly ticking clock might be chosen instead.



A game may be reset at any moment by clicking 'RESET GAME' and then 'YES'. 'RESET GAME' only appears once a game has begun.

The ARCHIVES button will take you to a listing of the last 100 game results, shown in decreasing chronological order. Only completed games are entered into the archives.

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SCOREBOARD



Touch the clock to start it - another touch will stop it for a timeout. Only during timeouts are you able to visit the HELP, OPTIONS and ARCHIVES screens. When the clock gets below the one minute mark, the tenths digit will appear.

Scores are increased and decreased by swiping up and down on each, respectively. Just like an old gymnasium clock, these scores only go to 199 then circle back to 00.

ScoreBoard has a number of authentic sounds, including buzzers, ticks, referees and crowd. To mute these sounds, click the speaker in the lower left corner. To unmute, click it again to remove the red 'x'.

To rev up the crowd, shake the iPod up and down. To make the crowd upset, shake it side to side.

NOTE: For optimum usage, set your device's Settings > General > Auto-Lock to 'Never' for duration of play.

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ScoreBoard v1.0 (c)Polyholiday Software - All Rights Reserved
The Amazing Space Age Pi Countulator 1.0



Ready to learn the number pi to 100 decimal places? How about with the help a computer that isn't so sure of itself? Classic old-school computer sights and sounds await you with the surprisingly funny and enjoyably educational Space Age Pi Countulator!

FAQ / INSTRUCTIONS
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Press the "Let's Leran!" (sic) button to begin play. Your task is to remember the digit Pi to 100 places, but at least you're not alone; you've got the help of an older, dodgy computer that doesn't appear to have the best RAM chips around.

The computer will start you out with "3.14" but there on in, it's truly a cooperative effort. Just make sure it's the computer, not you, that stumbles along the way. When you see the input numbers at the bottom, that means the computer's gotten stuck and needs your help to keep moving things along. When there's a bad guess by either you or the computer, it's back to the start.



Get to 100 digit places, and a hear a super secret celebratory song! You can do it. We have faith in you AND the computer!
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The Amazing Space Age Pi Countulator 1.0 (c)Polyholiday Software - All Rights Reserved




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