MacWorld 1998 January/Macworld (1998-01).dmg/Shareware World/Education/Match22™/Match22™ 2.0/Match22™ 2.0.rsrc/TEXT_1002_ Game Options.txt

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Level of Play:
    There are 6 levels, with an increasing number of cards to match at higher levels. Level
    6 (the hardest) contains 100 cards (50 pairs) if playing doubles, or 99 cards (33 triples)
    if playing triples.
Modes of Play:
    You may play by yourself, against another player, or against the Computer.
    Single Player Mode:
        You attempt to clear the screen of cards as fast as possible and with the fewest
        possible mistakes. A score is kept (at the bottom right of the screen) and the best
        scores are recorded for posterity. See more about 'Scoring' below.
    Two Player Mode:
        The score for each player is brightly displayed on the right hand side of the screen.
        The player whose turn it is is highlighted in Red. Each player may select a pictorial
        icon to represent her/him.
    Playing Against the Computer:
        The computer is a great opponent because it is always around, and always willing to
        play when you want to!
        However... the computer opponent has one very annoying trait - it never forgets!  So,
        if you think you have a good memory, try and beat the computer!  (it's possible)
Doubles / Triples
    You may select to match pairs or triples. This option is available from the Control
    Strip at the bottom of the screen. Matching triples is of course much more difficult.
Difficult!
    Test your knowledge as well as your memory!
    This is a 'quiz' mode of play in which you match the flags against the names of the
    countries (or states).  This option is available from the Control Strip at the bottom of
    the screen.