A very small percentage of people may experience a seizure when exposed to certain visual images, including certain light patterns, flashing lights, or saturated red colors. Exposure to certain patterns or backgrounds on a video monitor, or while playing video games attached to a television set, may induce an epileptic-like seizure.

These conditions may induce previously undetected epileptic symptoms even in persons who have no history of prior seizures or epilepsy. If you, or anyone in your family, have a history of epilepsy or seizures, consult your physician prior to playing.

Immediately stop playing and consult a doctor if you experience any of the following symptoms:

• Dizziness
• Altered vision
• Eye or muscle twitches
• Loss of awareness
• Disorientation
• Involuntary movement or convulsions

Parents should watch for or ask their children about the above symptoms - children and teenagers are more likely than adults to experience these seizures.

To reduce the likelihood of a seizure when playing video games:

• Sit or stand as far from the screen as possible.
• Play video games on the smallest available television screen.
• Do not play if you are tired or need sleep.
• Play in a well-lit room.
• Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour.

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Need some instructions? Need more information on system requirements? Who are the awesome people who make your favorite games? The answers to these questions are available in the README file of every game!

To locate the Readme file for any of your games from PopCap, please follow these easy steps:

PC

1. Click Start at the bottom left of your screen.
2. Click All Programs.
3. Highlight the PopCap Games folder.
4. Highlight the name of your game.
5. Select View Readme.

Mac

1. Locate the downloaded installation file on your desk top - it will be in the form of a PopCap icon with the game name.
2. Click this to open it.
3. Under "Read Me First" Select Readme.

You may also locate the Read Me files on the download page for each game.

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Many of our games have levels that are "locked" when you begin to play. This is because they are either more difficult and require the level of proficiency in the game attained by playing through the earlier sections, or because they are meant as rewards for achievements earned in the other sections. They add to the fun!

We have included some examples below:

In Bookworm Adventures, only the Adventure mode can be played when the game is first installed and registered. Once you have completed Book 1 of the Adventure mode, you gain access to the Tome of Knowledge. After completing Book 2, the Mini-Games area is unlocked.

In Zuma, there are some layouts in Gauntlet mode that appear only as "?" because they cannot be played until the game has assessed the player's skill level as advanced enough. The appearance of certain areas of the game as "Locked" does not indicate your game has not been successfully registered.

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The short, easy answer to this is no, the games are not cross platform compatible. You may be able to run a Windows version of a game on a Mac, using Virtual PC for example, but we can not guarantee performance.

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We are pleased to inform you that our International Localization Team is currently working on translating some of our other games into other languages such as French and German.

We will announce the release of newly translated games on www.popcap.com in the very near future!

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Many of our games are already available on platforms other than PC or Mac. If you would like to check what is available on your alternative platform, click here to find the game you like. Then, click on the game title to see what other versions of the game are available!

If you don't see your platform, don't worry, we are constantly developing titles for other platforms. Check back soon!

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Often, this problem is caused by a missing or corrupt file and uninstalling and reinstalling the game again will fix the problem. Please do try this, as it will be the first thing we recommend you try - the instructions on how to do this are located here. If not, please take note of the error message, and at what point you receive the error as we need this information to assist you in recommending the best course of action. Then, click Contact Us and tell us all about it!

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In order to change the on screen version from the small, windowed version to full screen mode or back again, please do the following:

1. Launch the game.
2. Click on "Click here to Play" which should open the game to the Main Menu.
3. Click on "Options" (If you are playing Bookworm, click "Classic Game" and then "Options").
4. Click the radio button next to "Full Screen".
5. Click on "Done".
6. This will return you to the Main Menu, and you can play your game!

You may also hit ALT and ENTER (together) on your keyboard to switch between full screen and windowed mode, which will work with most of our titles.

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• AstroPop
• Atomica
• Chuzzle
• Peggle
• Peggle Nights
• Zuma's Revenge

Many of our other titles, such as Hammer Heads, Insaniquarium, and Feeding Frenzy (1 & 2) for example, have differently shaped and drawn components such that no colorblind mode was found to be necessary to enjoy them.

We do try to add a colorblind mode to any game where it is feasible to do so, as well as where it is judged that it would be helpful. With the game Zuma, it was believed that the different patterns that adorn the differently colored balls would be sufficient to differentiate them. It may be easier to see these patterns if you try turning off 3D Acceleration in the game's Options menu, which would cause the balls to slide rather than roll.

Most importantly, please feel free as always to download and try our games for their free trials!

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We suggest checking the Read Me file for your game as many of them include detailed information on game play and scoring. For more information on locating the Read Me files for a game, please see the "Want to know more about your game? Here's how!" question in the General Information section above.

We have included a few of the most frequently asked questions about our games below. If you have a question that we don't cover, please click CONTACT US below to ask one of our Customer Support team. If we can't answer it, we'll do our best to find someone that can, and respond to you within 3 business days!

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Congratulations - you have beaten the game!

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We regret that the following titles were experiencing issues running on new Operating Systems:

• Alchemy (Mac only)
• Bejeweled (Mac only)
• Big Money (Mac only)
• Bonnie's Bookstore (Mac only)
• Atomica (PC only)
• Mummy Maze (PC/Mac)
• NingPo MahJong (PC only)
• Noah's Ark (PC only)
• Seven Seas (PC/Mac)
• Tip Top (PC only)

As we want visitors to PopCap.com to have the best experience possible and we are not currently in a position to update these particular games for new Operating Systems, we made the difficult decision to remove the download versions of games from our website. You can still play the online versions of some of titles (where applicable) by clicking the Online Games tab. We apologize for any disappointment or inconvenience caused.

If you purchased this game previously, and need to download it again, our Customer Support team will be happy to assist you. Click on the Contact Us button below and provide your order number and other order details.

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Yes! It is possible to move your saved user file from your old version of the game or old computer to your new installation of the game or new computer. Please see below for instructions.

Windows XP

1. Click START
2. Click MY COMPUTER
3. Open the drive you installed the game to (most likely the Local Disk (C:)
4. Open PROGRAM FILES
5. Open POPCAP GAMES
6. Open [Game Name]
7. Please locate and save the USERS (saved game) folder

Windows Vista or 7

If you are using Windows Vista or 7, the file is in a different directory:

C:ProgramDataPopCap GamesGame Nameuserdata

In order to access your PopCap Games user profiles/game progress on Vista or 7, you may need to set your Folder Options to allow you to view the directories that are hidden by default.

When you transfer this file to the new computer, make sure to place the USERS folder back into the same directory.

Mac

Below is the location of your game's save file:

Your User Name/Library/Application Support/PopCap/Game Name

When you transfer this file to the new computer, make sure to place the file back into the same directory.

Please note: Some games' save files are stored in non-standard locations. If you cannot locate your files using the instructions above, please use the Contact Us button below to request further assistance.

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C:Program FilesPopCap GamesPeggle Nights Deluxelevelpacks

C:Program FilesPopCap GamesPeggle Nights Deluxe

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We would like to suggest that you change a setting for the program's Compatibility Mode.

• Right-click the shortcut to your game (if you don't use a shortcut, right-click the .exe file)
• Click Properties
• Click the Compatibility tab
• Click the box marked Run this program as an Administrator
• Click OK

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Most of our games will run on Windows 7 without any difficulty. If you are experiencing problems running your game with Windows 7, please try running the program in Compatibility Mode; see below for instructions.

1. Right click the shortcut to your game (if you don't use a shortcut, right click the .exe file).
2. Click Trouble Shoot Compatibility.
3. Click Try Recommended Settings.
4. Click Start the program....
5. A blinking shield should appear near the bottom of your desktop. Click the shield to bring up the prompt that reads Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer?
6. Click Yes
7. If the game launches in the background, click on the game window to start playing and test whether the game runs properly.
8. When you close the game, the program compatibility trouble shooting window will still be open. If the game worked, click next, then Yes, save these settings for this program. (If the game worked and you saved these settings, skip to step 11)
9. If the game didn't run properly, after closing the game, click No, try again using different settings.
10. Check all of the boxes that describe what happens when you try to run the game, then click next.
11. Click Start playing, and test your game. The game should now run properly.

Enjoy your game!

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