Software Listing: Mistakesbeta

Battle of Britain is a top down strategy and shooter game that takes place during the historic battle of Britain, as the name would suggest. The game takes place from a top down perspective, and has a fairly interesting method of control. Instead of ...

Regardless of what you do online and who you share your computer with, its always has been and always will be a good idea to clear your traces and virtual footprints left behind on your system. Not only is this good practice to help protect your ...

Fraps is a video capture utility specifically designed for the recording of other pieces of software, specifically tailoured to those which use direct X and open GL. This means the main use of fraps is for recording games which run on the windows ...

Kindergarten is a free ware baby care game / attempt at a day care simulation. In kindergarten, you are a woman running a day care (or as the title seems to suggest, a kindergarten) as lots of children are dropped off at the day care by their ...

Fire stones is a freeware puzzle game in which you must match three of the same coloured block in a row to destroy them, and although this may start to sound like bejeweled, the game actually takes a lot from tetris, as your blocks will fall from ...

Bubble shooter deluxe (referred to in game as bubble shooter premium edition) is a freeware puzzle game. At first look, bubble shooter deluxe appears to be a clone of many other games similar to it, in which you must fire balls from a stationary ...

SpeedUpMyPC is a program which apparently has the capabilities to boost your system performance by resolving computer issues it finds after scanning though your system SpeedUpMyPC is most definitely not the only piece of software that claims to be ...

Cloud System Booster is a very up to date and modern looking application. To me, it almost looks like it’d fit better into Mac desktop environment rather than a Windows one. Cloud System Booster exists and aims to clean the unnecessary junk ...

Note Genie right from the very beginning seemed like a bit of a strange program to me. Fair enough, I was reviewing the software on Windows 7 when its clearly published as only supporting up to Windows XP, but nevertheless in my rebellious fashion I ...