First off, a big misconception we seem to run into a lot is the idea we were some how reponsible for this game that we host this fan site for since 1997. We have no connection to Microsoft, who bought this game from some software developer long before I had a computer of my own.  We have no connection to Microsoft, other than the software we may use.  I am a simple fan much like you. I am a Gutter Contractor and custom copper sheet metal design and fabrication worker shown at: http://copper-by-design.com/ and http://dmr-gutters.com/  We are not computer techs.  It is all we can do to keep our 2 PCs working.

We do not have any interest in even selling this game, let alone pirating the software to you for free. Why would we risk the wrath of Microsoft to save you a few dollars?  That would be insane!  We do not service the game or update it to work in Windows XP or on a Mac.

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By the time I saw JezzBall for the first time, this game was already old and outdated It came as a freebee with my new top-of-the-line 10th Anniversary Special Gateway 2000 P-133mhz computer with a whopping 16 megs of RAM back in 1995.

If you are not on AOL and have friendly comments about this game or some other of the 300 or so web pages we have published on eclectic fantasy art, poetry, philosophy, soulmate stories, we would love to hear from you and will respond with a personal e-mail. You can e-mail us by clicking our photo below:

You can also write us to reserve your order for a new improved version of JezzBall, but we have all been waiting since 1997 for an up-dated version.  Even though many have offered, no computer geek has followed through and made a new JezzBall game that even has a simple 'Save' mode. They usually get bogged down with the copy right issue and fear that Microsoft will take offense and sue their ass. I will try to let you know when if and when it ever comes out, or whether a new version comes from Microsoft.

Go hereto read some of the suggestions I have posted for the new JezzBall.

AOL Members:
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