If you are talking about playing games through Netflex wouldn't that be temporary. I want to own the games I play. I have been playing Yoshi's Island since it came out and never tire of it. I assumed that when you use the card to buy one of the older games it would download to your computer, you click to install and click on to play as you would any download. I would back it up on an EX HD. I use FF and I set the downloads to be saved on the desktop. If you don't do that, you can go to start, search for Mario or the name of what you downloaded and it will show up (W 7) at the top of the list. BTW on my previous post I said my Super Nintendo died, but it was the controller. Eventually it died also and I found a place that sells replacements.

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Thx for the responses. I'm pretty much a homebody due to health issues and do mostly all my shopping online. The internet has been a boon to me. Win 8.1 on an HP. All that's on it (that I can find) are a few games with very limited usage. Then you have to buy or join the gaming group and purchase 'coins' and pay as you play. I've checked Amazon, my #1 go to place. They've so many games, I was weary from wading thru them. Hence the decision to find the three or four I listed. I also have an iPad and have an assortment of word games that I enjoy when I have time. I'll check out the Jigsaw puzzle link. Sheila

I also have the Artista 200 Personal Design Card, Wanda and it works fine in my reader/writer. When you try to look for embroidery files on your computer, make sure that where it says Files of Type that you choose All file types. In this diagram you can see that I am searching for only ART files. If you are still having problems you can email me the design and I'll change it to the format that you need and then e-mail it back to you. I would think that you need to download the ART format, unless your program will change other design formats to ART.