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To play any Breakthrough Gaming video game, you will need a computer running a Windows Operating System. Unless otherwise stated, all games will work on computers running Windows 98 and newer.
All games also require that DirectX is installed on your computer. Some games require DirectX5 and newer, while some require DirectX8 and newer. In most cases, DirectX usually is already installed on your computer. If you need it, you can get the newest version of DirectX at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx.
In addition to having a Windows Operating System and DirectX, you must have a computer with a certain amount of memory, processing power, and hard drve space to run the game. Most modern computers have enough of these to run the games. For reference, below are the specific system requirements for running each game:
The following are the system requirements for the following games:
Breakthrough Gaming Activity Center
Breakthrough Gaming Activity Center: Spelling Bee
Breakthrough Gaming Arcade
Breakthrough Gaming Arcade 2
Breakthrough Gaming Presents: Axel
Breakthrough Gaming Presents: Axel 2
Forgiveness: The First Chapter
Forgiveness: The Second Chapter
Forgiveness: The Third Chapter
Nik & Kit
Nik & Kit 2
ZJ the Ball
ZJ the Ball 2
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Windows 98 or newer
500 Mhz Intel Celeron Processor or greater
32 MB RAM
Approximately 100 MB or less for storage
DirectX 5 or above
Keyboard
Joystick or Gamepad (optional)
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The following are the system requirements for the following games:
Breakthrough Gaming Activity Center: Geography
Breakthrough Gaming Activity Center: Letters and Words
Breakthrough Gaming Activity Center: Math and Numbers
Breakthrough Gaming Bounce
Breakthrough Gaming Gym
Breakthrough Gaming Match
Breakthrough Gaming Match 2
Breakthrough Gaming Presents: Tina's Pinball Game
Zippy the Circle
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Windows 98 or newer
500 Mhz Intel Celeron Processor or greater
64 MB RAM
Approximately 100 MB or less for storage
DirectX 8 or above
Keyboard
Joystick or Gamepad (optional)
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