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| − | '''Minesweeper''' is a [[Video game|computer game]]. Originating around the 1960s, the object is to clear of every square on the board that does not cover a mine. If the player uncovers a mine, he loses. In [[Windows]] [[operating system]]s, Minesweeper was included as a default program, until it was removed in [[Windows 7]]. However, a metro app from the Windows Store remained available for free download. | + | '''Minesweeper''' is a [[Video game|computer game]]. Originating around the 1960s, the object is to clear of every square on the board that does not cover a mine. If the player uncovers a mine, he loses. |
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| + | There are three options: 10 mines, 40 mines, or 99 mines. | ||
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| + | In [[Windows]] [[operating system]]s, Minesweeper was included as a default program, until it was removed in [[Windows 7]]. However, a metro app from the Windows Store remained available for free download. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:02, January 19, 2020
Minesweeper is a computer game. Originating around the 1960s, the object is to clear of every square on the board that does not cover a mine. If the player uncovers a mine, he loses.
There are three options: 10 mines, 40 mines, or 99 mines.
In Windows operating systems, Minesweeper was included as a default program, until it was removed in Windows 7. However, a metro app from the Windows Store remained available for free download.