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In case it hasn't been noticed. Solitare plays fine, but when you finish, even if you win and clear a deck of cards, it doesn't record your score/play.
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I've found other games like this, where when you "beat" the game, it doesn't allow you to record your score. Examples are V-Force and Parachute Panic - I beat both games only to find I had to play them again and get a lower score to get it to count.
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This one doesn't seem to record scores in any situation. And you notice there are no high scores by anyone on it, and I am sure I am not the only one that likes solitare (isn't that game the only reason why people buy PCs?
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