Why I buy this one ?
- 101 unique versions - all from your favorite families of Solitaire games like Klondike, FreeCell, Spider, Bakers Dozen, Yukon, Beleaguered Castle, Forty Thieves, Canfield, and many others.
- iPhone-style menu manipulation and selection using your finger, stylus, or control pad. All card games are played on the Touch Screen using your finger, stylus, or control pad.
- Sort and select games alphabetically, by family, by time, by skill, by chance, by times played, or by times won.
- Get detailed information on each version like number of decks, time estimate, skill required, and chance of winning.
- Select your choice of background from dozens of cool pictures and gradients; select your favorite card decks to use.

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What our customer's say!

"101+ Games", Great Solitaire system. The preferences allow you to set and change the controls as to how many times you can replay the deck or what cards can be placed on empty spots which creates various difficulty levels. More solitaire than I have time to play...

"excellent ", I love this game disc. I play only a couple of the games because I can't figure out how to play some of the other games of which there are many. If you like solitare and Free Cell get this one!

"Great casual game!", If you like solitaire you will love this game. It doesn't have every solitaire in existence but 101 is plenty. Some games are quite easy and some are maddeningly hard.

Pros:
Many variety of solitaire games
Games are in categories
Touch screen makes solitaire much easier and faster
Undo and forward options
Preferences include: Music, sound effects, different card backings, various wallpapers
Magnifying glass when a column gets too full

Cons:
Multiplayer is pointless as you can't play the same exact game with someone else. It just gives another person the ability to play solitaire without an extra cart but your cards will always be different.
Can only save last game played. No multiple or permanent game save option
All the cards are on one screen so gets a little hard to see them on larger 2 deck games

Overall the pros out way the cons and this is a must have for anyone who likes solitaire or wants to relax before going to sleep.

"Fun For Everyone", This cartridge has pretty much every solitaire game (and variations) you can think of. Except Gaps. Nobody includes Gaps anymore. Bummer. Still, I play all the time, and if you like solitaire you will like this cartridge. The game play is easy and the instructions are well written. The music (as usual) is obnoxious but that's the easiest fix of all (turn the sound off!)

"Clairton63", I LOVE this game! Keeps me busy for hours trying to beat all the different kinds of solitaire. Quite a few are very challenging. I highly recommend.

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"Solitare Overload", This is a good solitare game with many games I had never played before. Nothing fancy, but all aspects of the game are what I expected, and I play it quite often.

"Fantastic Solitaire", Solitaire Overload for Nintendo DS This game is just what I expected. Lots of challenging solitaire games. Great for anyone who likes solitaire.

"If you like Solitaire....", I'm still trying to get through all the games on this pack. If you like Solitaire this is the games pack for you. Time gets away so set your alarm!

"Solitaire Overload", Solitaire Overload for Nintendo DS
Excellent program, easy to use, 101 solitaire games offered, great "how to play" section for each game. New game for the Nintendo DS in 2008. I've spent many hours playing it already. I am very pleased with this product.
In addition, the product came from a vender outside of Amazon.com and the vender sent the game promptly, charged a very small and reasonable shipping and handling charge as well. Overall, I am extremely pleased with the way Amazon.com handled this order.

"Good Addition to My DS Game Collection", This is just what you'd expect: a big package of solitaire games. Included are most of the very best ones I've come across over the past forty years or so.

The interface works well enough. I can understand some of the complaints others have posted: navigation is a bit awkward and takes a little getting used to; and I've seen inexpensive PC solitaire software that has a lot more bells and whistles than Solitaire Overload (SO). Still, you can get to all the games and enjoy playing them.

The graphics and music are just so-so. I found myself turning the music down because it got annoying; and on another day I might turn it off. But to me, these are just frills. I pop in the cartridge to play solitaire, not to listen to music or look at artwork.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that some games have been tweaked; they don't go by the standard rules I'm familiar with (and I'm pretty knowledgeable about solitaire games, having played them and read books about them for a long while). For instance, in Aces Up, SO provides a special five-card wastepile. I've never seen that before, and it helps tremendously, evening the odds in this otherwise tough-to-win game. In Golf, SO allows you to play queens on kings -- a nonstandard rule that again improves the player's chances. In Pyramid, there's a reserve at the bottom to draw from. Other games I tried were not monkeyed with, however. Yukon and Klondike seem to follow the standard rules.

Speaking of rules, I really don't understand others' complaints about this aspect of the game. I've read several reviews of SO, and they all warn the reader that the instructions are difficult to read or hard to follow. Well, maybe if you've never read any solitaire rules before, and you don't know what a "foundation" or "tableau" is. You might have trouble then. But if you know the jargon, the rules are all right at your fingertips, crystal clear, in black and white. I tried a game of Josephine last night, and since I'd forgotten the rules, I looked them up. It took maybe ten or fifteen seconds to call up the rules, refresh my memory, and get into the game. No problem at all.

One downside of playing solitaire on the DS is the small screen. When you're playing games where the tableau piles get long (e.g., Spider or sometimes Yukon), that part of the layout gets compressed, and then you have to do some clicking to see what all the cards are. It's awkward, but it works. I can't think of any way it could be done better on a screen this size.

Although SO is pretty bare-bones when it comes to features, it does provide all that's needed to enjoy a wide variety of solitaire games on the DS.