> > > You can play games on your cell phone?
> >
> > Yep. Only three different, small ones, though. Not advanced at all. But it's better than nothing when you're on a train and are bored. :-)
> >
> > Rotation: Organize numbers on the screen by rotating 4 (2x2) of them around at a time. At higher levels, you rotate 8 at a time (3x3, but the one in the middle doesn't move).
> >
> > Snake: A classic. Guide the snake around the screen so that he eats pieces of food which make him longer and longer. If you crash into the wall or yourself, the game is over.
> >
> > Memory: Also a classic. A number of "cards" lies face down and has symbols on them. There are two cards of every symbol, and by turning up two and two at a time, you have to find the pairs. If the two don't match, they're put back face down.
> >
> > Of these, Snake is the only one I play, mostly. I think I have the highest possible score in Memory, so that's not fun anymore. Well, actually, it's a bit fun, because I can make up a story of all the symbols and remember them that way. But when I'm tired, it's too much brain work. :-)
> >
> > And Rotation is stupid. At lower levels, when you rotate 4 at a time, it's only solvable some of the times. And at higher levels, it becomes absolutely impossible.
> >
> > Trav"Snake high score: 675 points"holt
>
>
> I love Memory. One of my favorite games. Snake I never liked that much, because you had to move so fast.
>
> And Rotation does sound stupid.
>
> Qua "I'm a gaming maniac" rtz
> ~~*Q*~~

And where does that magical cell phone come from?
Finland, of course.

Juho