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If you enjoy these games, you will certainly enjoy the games at:
Highly recommended!
PRIVACY
We guarantee that we will never sell, rent, give or distribute your personal information (name, address, email, credit card, etc) to anyone else.
We, too, hate spammers and mad-dog marketeers!
PROGRAMMERS
All of these games are written in an 'interpreted' language/environment (KINT). That's how the games are written once and then run on both Windows and Mac OS X. If you're a programmer and are interested in the source codes for the interpreter, see the KINT web page. For example, by porting the interpreter to run on Linux (something I hope to do some day, but haven't gotten around to doing yet), all of the games could be made to run on Linux, even without having access to the source codes for the games themselves (something I'm not willing to share).
DISC GOLF
Which has absolutely nothing to do with logic and puzzle games, other than the fact that we host the official web site for the Willamette Disc Golf Club, and playing disc golf is almost as much fun as playing Kaser Games! Hard to believe, I know, I thought it sounded pretty dubious myself until I tried it. It only took a couple of games during one brief vacation to bring me back for more, and within a month I was irredeemably hooked! (Has that for a big and dubious word??? :-)
e-Books
Which also has absolutely nothing to do with logic and puzzle games, but I've been a LONG-time avid reader, and have recently acquired my first e-ink e-book reader (the Astak 5" EZ-Reader Pocket Pro), and am having a blast carrying scads of books with me almost wherever I go, and reading, reading, reading... I doubt that I'll have a lot to post here, but anything that I do will be on my ebooks page. One of the best resources for anyone interested in e-books and readers is the Mobileread Forum, a non-profit user forum for any and all things about ebooks and e-readers.
HP-85
This has something to do with logic and puzzle games (but not much). My 'formative' years in computers were spent working on an early "all in one" desktop microcomputer from Hewlett-Packard called the HP-85. It was a great little machine for its time, and I remember it fondly. I wrote many little arcade-style games and other stuff for it in the early- to middle-1980s, before I switched to programming the IBM PC and puzzle/logic games. I've written an HP-85 emulator that runs on Microsoft Windows, and it and all kinds of related stuff are available on the
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