A fun virtual game my 13 and 11 year olds can play online

Free of charge from here. It is 23 years old, license expired.

https://virtual-pool-3.en.uptodown.com/windows

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Description

Virtual Pool 3 is a 3D, first-person sports video game that simulates various cue sports, developed and released for Windows and PlayStation by Celeris. The game features 15 pool disciplines, snooker, and two varieties of carom billiards. Wikipedia Platforms: Microsoft Windows, PlayStation Portable, Playstation Initial release date: November 14, 2000 Mode: Multiplayer video game Genres: Sports video game, Simulation Game Developers: Celeris, Digital Mayhem Publishers: Interplay Entertainment, Sony Interactive Entertainment, 2K Play, XS Games, Gametapes LLC Series: Virtual Pool..

It really depends on what you think about the particular game! Because online games are played for fun and entertainment. And yes some of the games are there which you can play and have fun, and you can even earn lots of exciting cash prize amounts as well. Yes, you heard it right! Well, games like Bandar Q, poker, domino, etc are fun to play and you can even earn lots of money as well by winning the game.

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There are a few options, you can try running the program as "Administrator", try running in 'compatibility' mode, or try using a virtual machine.
Administrator: HERE is a wonderful how-to on how to do that
Compatibility Mode: Microsoft offers a great explanation and how-to on their site HERE
Virtual Machine: This can be more complicated, as there are many virtual machine options and will require that you have a purchased serial version of Win95/98. Depending on your ethics those can be acquired by using torrents explained HERE
But I will be succinct assuming you have a licensed version of Win95/98 available. My recommended Virtual Machine is Virtual Box, a freely available virtual machine made available by Sun Microsystems.
Navigate to the downloads section at the left of the webpage, chose the appropriate download. When installed, run the program and chose your Win95/98 install disc from your local machine.
Follow the instructions provided by Virtual Box and Windows to get a Virtual Machine running and install your Snooker like normal.
Have fun. Hope this helps. I've done this a few times with success.

It's a hand held game that plays music and calls out hand movements, that become, in turn more complex.

My 9 year old and 5/12 year old boys love to play, and "groove" along to the music as they do. It is a great toy for long drives, and has lead to lots of laughter and fun interaction for our family. They howled when my husband showed them his cool moves! I would so much rather my boys take turns with Groove-it, root each other on to reach their individual best, than stare blankly at a gameboy.