Hi everyone. I am sure having trouble learning Windows 7! I bought several books on it,so I should be fine.

-what are some good sites to buy games on-line? I used to have them all in 'my favorites',but now I can't remember any of them.

-I want to buy Black Mirror 2 and 3. I found them on Amazon. But there was another one named 'Black Mirror-Reflections of the dark collection'. Is this part of the series or something different. I hope someone knows because I want to order them today.

-Should I play the Nancy Drew series in order?
and whatis the consensus of which game is the best since 'the white wolf of Icicle Creek'?

-what is the consensus--Do people like Windows 7?

-Final question for now--Does anyone know if you can run 'American McGees Alice or sims 2 on Window settings?

-oh..one more--does anyone have Sims 3? Is it worth buying instead of Sims 2?

Thank you in advance.
Shadow

Here's an answer to one of your questions. Black Mirror: Reflections From the Darkness is a compilation DVD that contains both Black Mirror 2 and Black Mirror 3, so you get both games for the price of one.

There are small banners at top of the page.

Interact has boxed games while The Adventure Shop and Big Fish have downloads.

Amazon and Viva Media have both download and boxed copies.

Nancy Drew can be played out of order, They are stand alone games. As for which one are good - you can decide. Adventure shop has a bundle (download) that can let you catch up -Nancy Drew 17 to 20. Have fun.

"Do people like Windows 7?"

Yes! I didn't think I'd like it better than XP but I do.


Gil.

thank you guys!

As to Win 7, I hate it and am keeping XP.

I have tried a couple of nancy drew games and didnt like either of them..i cant remember wich ones..can somebody suggest just one out of the lot thatis a good adventure game..becuse i surely have missed it...

Curse of Blackmoor Manor is great!

Ana

Amazon
InteractCD
eBay

for downloads,
GOG
DotEMU
AdventureShop
BigFish


Black Mirror Reflections is both Black Mirror 2 and Black Mirror 3 in the same box.


It doesn't matter.


Warnings at Waverly


Some do, some don't. Even XP isn't as easy to work with as what it was when it first came out.


American McGee's Alice plays fine on both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7 according to Draclvr's ***Windows 7 and Games*** thread.