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Curling Challenge
Curling is a team winter sport involving throwing polished granite rocks down a sheet of ice and onto a target.
Though it has elements similar to shuffleboard and bocce, the level of strategy involved makes many consider curling chess on ice.
Matches are played on a long rectangular sheet of ice by two teams of four players each. The goal is to accurately guide your stones down the ice towards a target area called the house. Points are scored for the number of stones that a team has closer to the center target than the closest of the other team's stones.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be advised that on BlackBerry Storm devices (9500/9530), this application will only operate with Compatibility Mode enabled. Compatibility Mode is activated when an application is written for older, non-touch screen devices and not specifically for the Storm. In compatibility mode, a SureType keyboard will be included on the main screen, and the application will appear in a lesser screen size and resolution. For more information on Compatibility Mode and for screenshot examples, please click here.
Though it has elements similar to shuffleboard and bocce, the level of strategy involved makes many consider curling chess on ice.
Matches are played on a long rectangular sheet of ice by two teams of four players each. The goal is to accurately guide your stones down the ice towards a target area called the house. Points are scored for the number of stones that a team has closer to the center target than the closest of the other team's stones.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be advised that on BlackBerry Storm devices (9500/9530), this application will only operate with Compatibility Mode enabled. Compatibility Mode is activated when an application is written for older, non-touch screen devices and not specifically for the Storm. In compatibility mode, a SureType keyboard will be included on the main screen, and the application will appear in a lesser screen size and resolution. For more information on Compatibility Mode and for screenshot examples, please click here.
