Q. I saw at Walmart a game called Toontown. The package included the CD but I've read online that the CD is only good for a month or something? Why do you keep having to buy another CD every month? Can you just play the game for free?
Ok so then why do you have to pay every month then? What does the money go for?
Ok so then why do you have to pay every month then? What does the money go for?
A. You can play the game for free if you make an account at the Disney's Toontown website. If you want to be a member, you can go on Disney Movie Rewards to earn points and get a month of free Toontown membership. Free toontown membership is worth 200 points on Disney Movie Rewards... If you take a survey ( you have to make an account first ) you get a hundred points and if you watch a video about Blu Ray you get another 100 points so you already have 200 points to redeem! I don't really know about the CD you found on Toontown but you can also pay every month or year for membership on the Toontown website.
Is there a computer without internet access?
Q. Im looking for a computer system without internet access and can only play computer games. The reason I dont want internet access because I figuire it would be cheaper and all my kids want to do is play computer games.
A. I think all computers come with a modem now, but you can ask around.
If you know anyone who knows a lot about computers, you can ask them to "build" one for you.
Dell and HP both have websites where you can get a real basic computer without any frills for about $350, however if you really want a customized computer, go to Tiger Direct. You will need to know a lot about computer hardware. If you don't, try to think of a friend who knows enough about them to help you out. They have a website, but they also have outlet stores, so check out the website and to see if they have a store near you. There is a "bare bones" kit on their website that is only $159, but it doesn't include a CD/DVD drive (which you need to load the games onto the computer) and it doesn't include a monitor (which you need to see and actually play the games). It also doesn't include a keyboard or mouse, and you will need one or the other, or both, to play the game as well.
If I were you, I'd check out a basic computer on line, or even at Walmart. If you are okay with a used computer, do a google seach for refurbished computers, or check out Craigslist.org or eBay.com. If you buy from a private owner, you might want to take it to a computer repair place to make sure that any "offensive" files that may have been left behind are removed before your kids have access to it.
If you know anyone who knows a lot about computers, you can ask them to "build" one for you.
Dell and HP both have websites where you can get a real basic computer without any frills for about $350, however if you really want a customized computer, go to Tiger Direct. You will need to know a lot about computer hardware. If you don't, try to think of a friend who knows enough about them to help you out. They have a website, but they also have outlet stores, so check out the website and to see if they have a store near you. There is a "bare bones" kit on their website that is only $159, but it doesn't include a CD/DVD drive (which you need to load the games onto the computer) and it doesn't include a monitor (which you need to see and actually play the games). It also doesn't include a keyboard or mouse, and you will need one or the other, or both, to play the game as well.
If I were you, I'd check out a basic computer on line, or even at Walmart. If you are okay with a used computer, do a google seach for refurbished computers, or check out Craigslist.org or eBay.com. If you buy from a private owner, you might want to take it to a computer repair place to make sure that any "offensive" files that may have been left behind are removed before your kids have access to it.
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