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Our brave Snowy got into a new scrape... Now he has to save funny Green Pals from space monsters. Monsters are coming from portals and guarding their new territory. Poor Greens are waiting for help! Save them!!!

Now you can create your own beautiful and professional 3.5" disk labels in just minutes! Perfect for business, home, or hobby. Works with any type of label including 15 label sheets and disk box labels! Making labels has never been so quick and easy!

Create professional Zip Disk Jewel Cases and Labels in minutes with this handy utility! Imagine -- with little or no artistic skill, anyone can produce astounding results for home, professional, or business use. Great for any business; easy to use!

Asteroid blaster game for Windows 95-XP. Spin your ship around and blast passing space rocks with missiles before they collide with you. Each new round brings more rocks at an ever increasing pace to challenge your eye/hand coordination.

Active Boot Disk Professional combines six powerful tools that let you recover your lost data, reset Windows passwords, make computer system backups and securely erase data. Active Boot Disk is used from a bootable CD-ROM to start the PC.

Kids ages 5-12 love this new activity center learning and entertainment software from MVP. Build your own space station, landing module, and rocket ship, and then watch it lift off into orbit. Then rescue the astonauts and blast asteroids.

Start virtual travel around Near Space with our 3d model of Solar System. Look at hot stone called Mercury and cloudy Venus, blue Earth and red Mars. Jupiter Red spot is an one secret of largest planet. Look at rings of Saturn.

Space tripper is a truly modern arcade shoot-em-up, combining the manic gameplay of classics such as defender, with a stunning state of the art 3D engine.

Space Journey 4 screensaver with 50 elegant images takes you on an exotic voyage from our own planet past all other planets in our solar system and their moons. Enjoy incredible views carefully selected from NASA archives