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Punish
A card game similar to Crazy Eights
Download the zip, and extract it to a folder. Run the JAR file to play the game. Make sure you have Java 8 installed on your system. You can download java from: www.java.com Rules: Play against the computer in this exciting game. Each player gets dealt 7 cards, and they take turns to get rid of the cards in their hands as quickly as possible. The first player to do so is the winner. -
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UPDATE: Load the Release package and the single new JPortal.jar file. After installing - copy the new jar over the one installed! This is important, otherwise graphics can not be imported properly! --- JPortal version 1.3 is released!
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Two player Blackjack game for the symbian users connected to each other via Bluetooth. Very nice GUI displaying the cards and choosing the available options for the player.
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Electronic playing cards, shuffling and dealing. In addition to the main jar file, we also supply the source for tests and Java docs. The test cases should provide a nice example of how to use the component.
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