Magic Reversi 4.00

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This games first appeared many centuries ago. This type of programs stays popular nowadays because such games do not require much computer resources, simple in use and as a matter of fact - the rules of such games are well known to everybody from the childhood. The examples are chess, checkers, dots and so on. And one of this games is Reversi (also known as Othello). Magic Reversi was created taking into account all the modern requirements to such games: simple and intuitive user interface, exciting 32-bit animation graphics, the possibility to choose the most convenient condition of the game, the possibility to play with remote player using local network or Internet, the possibility to save game, get advise during the game.

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