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| 1. Backyard Basketball 2004 | |
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I have been a fan of this Junior Sports series since the very first original Backyard Baseball came out. I own 2 of the 3 baseball editions, both of the football versions, my brothers have both of the soccer editions, and we also have Backyard Basketball. From what I've seen and read this is another great additon to any of your collections of these games. The gameplay is smooth, the graphics are stunning, there are EVEN MORE gamplay options than in BYB 2001, the MLB kids faces are very believable, the players ability to play is slightly exaggerated but hey, that's what makes it so fun. Being a big fan and player of baseball I follow the majors like nothing else. For that reason I noticed the ratings (Running, Pitching, Fielding, and Hitting) on the players to be slightly off. But if that's the only problem, that's an extremely small sacrifice to make when buying this game. This game is worth every penny you spend on it. I recommend this game for fans and non-fans of all ages. The levels of difficulty are set very well for people that play it. I do wish though that they would add an extra "Major League" level of play for us older guys that are looking for some challenging opponents. I haven't tried online play yet but I'm sure you would find some more challenging people to play against. This series is getting better with every game and should soon become one of the top sports games on the market. I hope that soon they will expand their games and come out with Backyard Baseball Pennent Race Edition Expansion Pack that will include the new hot rookies in the majors. Who knows? Maybe it's not that far off from now. In closing I want you to know that this game does not have the new backyard kid design. The new Backyard Hockey has new kids to chose from and absolutely stunning visual effects. I recommend that game also for the Backyard Series fans. Oh yeah, one more thing, HAVE FUN!!! Sincerely,
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| 2. Backyard Football 2004 | |
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I have been a fan of this Junior Sports series since the very first original Backyard Baseball came out. I own 2 of the 3 baseball editions, both of the football versions, my brothers have both of the soccer editions, and we also have Backyard Basketball. From what I've seen and read this is another great additon to any of your collections of these games. The gameplay is smooth, the graphics are stunning, there are EVEN MORE gamplay options than in BYB 2001, the MLB kids faces are very believable, the players ability to play is slightly exaggerated but hey, that's what makes it so fun. Being a big fan and player of baseball I follow the majors like nothing else. For that reason I noticed the ratings (Running, Pitching, Fielding, and Hitting) on the players to be slightly off. But if that's the only problem, that's an extremely small sacrifice to make when buying this game. This game is worth every penny you spend on it. I recommend this game for fans and non-fans of all ages. The levels of difficulty are set very well for people that play it. I do wish though that they would add an extra "Major League" level of play for us older guys that are looking for some challenging opponents. I haven't tried online play yet but I'm sure you would find some more challenging people to play against. This series is getting better with every game and should soon become one of the top sports games on the market. I hope that soon they will expand their games and come out with Backyard Baseball Pennent Race Edition Expansion Pack that will include the new hot rookies in the majors. Who knows? Maybe it's not that far off from now. In closing I want you to know that this game does not have the new backyard kid design. The new Backyard Hockey has new kids to chose from and absolutely stunning visual effects. I recommend that game also for the Backyard Series fans. Oh yeah, one more thing, HAVE FUN!!! Sincerely,
forced to do setups
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| 3. Soccer Math | |
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| 4. Backyard Soccer 2004 | |
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Amazon.com Product Description Features Reviews (65)
I have been a fan of this Junior Sports series since the very first original Backyard Baseball came out. I own 2 of the 3 baseball editions, both of the football versions, my brothers have both of the soccer editions, and we also have Backyard Basketball. From what I've seen and read this is another great additon to any of your collections of these games. The gameplay is smooth, the graphics are stunning, there are EVEN MORE gamplay options than in BYB 2001, the MLB kids faces are very believable, the players ability to play is slightly exaggerated but hey, that's what makes it so fun. Being a big fan and player of baseball I follow the majors like nothing else. For that reason I noticed the ratings (Running, Pitching, Fielding, and Hitting) on the players to be slightly off. But if that's the only problem, that's an extremely small sacrifice to make when buying this game. This game is worth every penny you spend on it. I recommend this game for fans and non-fans of all ages. The levels of difficulty are set very well for people that play it. I do wish though that they would add an extra "Major League" level of play for us older guys that are looking for some challenging opponents. I haven't tried online play yet but I'm sure you would find some more challenging people to play against. This series is getting better with every game and should soon become one of the top sports games on the market. I hope that soon they will expand their games and come out with Backyard Baseball Pennent Race Edition Expansion Pack that will include the new hot rookies in the majors. Who knows? Maybe it's not that far off from now. In closing I want you to know that this game does not have the new backyard kid design. The new Backyard Hockey has new kids to chose from and absolutely stunning visual effects. I recommend that game also for the Backyard Series fans. Oh yeah, one more thing, HAVE FUN!!! Sincerely,
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| 5. Backyard Baseball 2003 | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B0000645ZF Catlog: Software Publisher: Atari Sales Rank: 890 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Review The pace, strategy, and statistics involved in baseball make it a sport that translates easily to the computer screen. In Backyard Baseball, players can play pickup games, launch a tournament, have batting practice, or just watch the computer play its own game. Options are initially overwhelming, but add longevity to the game as well. Twelve different game fields each exert their own unique influence over play--balls bounce crazily on the gravel lot, while homers are rare in the fenceless field. Games can be tweaked to add errors or include a visible strike zone; even field chatter can be added or eliminated. A wide selection of hits, pitches, and stance possibilities at the plate keep players strategizing, while the occasional power-up or wild pitch serves as a reminder of baseball's unpredictability. The creative team outdid themselves with character development in this software. The Backyard Kids are quirky and three-dimensional--the research done on the real players was exemplary as well. For example, did you know Randy Johnson of the Arizona Diamondbacks listens to Rush in his spare time? Go figure. Backyard Baseball 2003 will keep both young and old baseball fans engaged for a good long time. Consider it a way to fill that long wintry gap between baseball seasons. (Ages 7 and older) --Anne Erickson Reviews (65)
I have been a fan of this Junior Sports series since the very first original Backyard Baseball came out. I own 2 of the 3 baseball editions, both of the football versions, my brothers have both of the soccer editions, and we also have Backyard Basketball. From what I've seen and read this is another great additon to any of your collections of these games. The gameplay is smooth, the graphics are stunning, there are EVEN MORE gamplay options than in BYB 2001, the MLB kids faces are very believable, the players ability to play is slightly exaggerated but hey, that's what makes it so fun. Being a big fan and player of baseball I follow the majors like nothing else. For that reason I noticed the ratings (Running, Pitching, Fielding, and Hitting) on the players to be slightly off. But if that's the only problem, that's an extremely small sacrifice to make when buying this game. This game is worth every penny you spend on it. I recommend this game for fans and non-fans of all ages. The levels of difficulty are set very well for people that play it. I do wish though that they would add an extra "Major League" level of play for us older guys that are looking for some challenging opponents. I haven't tried online play yet but I'm sure you would find some more challenging people to play against. This series is getting better with every game and should soon become one of the top sports games on the market. I hope that soon they will expand their games and come out with Backyard Baseball Pennent Race Edition Expansion Pack that will include the new hot rookies in the majors. Who knows? Maybe it's not that far off from now. In closing I want you to know that this game does not have the new backyard kid design. The new Backyard Hockey has new kids to chose from and absolutely stunning visual effects. I recommend that game also for the Backyard Series fans. Oh yeah, one more thing, HAVE FUN!!! Sincerely,
forced to do setups
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| 6. Backyard Baseball 2005(Large Box) | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000632ZFO Catlog: Software Publisher: Atari Sales Rank: 3487 US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
| 7. Backyard Hockey 2005(Large Box) | |
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our price: $19.99 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B0004NO5FY Catlog: Software Publisher: Atari Sales Rank: 1745 US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
| 8. Backyard Skateboarding 2006 | |
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| 9. Hot Wheels Stunt Track Driver 2 | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00004TYCD Catlog: Software Publisher: Mattel Media Sales Rank: 2296 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Review There are six challenging racing courses that kids can master, from dodginggiant turtles at the beach to racing in eerie tunnels in a Jurassic Park-likesetting. It's serious business as kids wrestle the arrow keys, mouse, or gamepad (for the ultimate experience) to beat the clock and earn coin power-upswhile keeping crashes to a minimum. Once kids beat the records in the four mainracing courses, they'll qualify to compete in the ultimate races: two secret,hidden courses loaded with challenges. Once you've unlocked the secret courses,you're just a green light away from world fame on the Hot Wheels Stunt Trackcircuit. Don't be surprised if, after playing this game, your kids get out their old HotWheels set and start setting up an obstacle course in the living room. Filledwith rip-roaring adventure and fast-paced play, this racing workout is hard tobeat. Kids can also design and build their own virtual courses and take a joyride in more than a dozen Hot Wheels cars and trucks. This CD-ROM is a must forkids of all ages, including adults who've got the need for speed. (Ages 5 andup) --Tina Velgos Reviews (4)
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| 10. Backyard Baseball 2001 | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00004SP8N Catlog: Software Publisher: Humongous Entertainment Sales Rank: 968 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Review Play in Backyard Baseball 2001 can be as simple or as difficult as you want it to be. While it is definitely useful to know a few simple statistics about your team members, it is not required. During play, batters may choose between power hits, line drives, bunts, and grounders as they try to hit the fiendishly clever pitches of the opposition. Once a hit is made, players direct runners from base to base. Unlike the earliest baseball simulators, where many decisions were made by the computer, this one puts the user in control of everything, encouraging a good sense of baseball tactics and discouraging rash play. (Stealing bases with a player who is not a good runner, for example, is a quick road to an out!) When pitching, players select from a menu of pitches and then give the pitcher a target within the batter's box for their throw. A hit transfers play to a wider view of the field, so you can direct the ball to whichever base the runner is headed for. Backyard Baseball 2001 is an upgrade of an earlier game, and players familiar with the original Backyard Baseball will find that it is very similar in design and structure. Your favorite players (and their color commentators) have been carried over wholesale from the first game, complete with the same signature animations as they come up to bat. At first glance, in fact, the program may seem like it hasn't been spruced up much at all. However, the newer game allows players to join Major League ball teams, such as the Toronto Blue Jays, or to create their own team names and uniforms. Players may recruit or play against youthful versions of current sports superstars, such as Mark McGwire and Tony Gwynn. They can even create customized team members to shore up weaknesses in their outfield or custom-tweak an even deadlier pitcher. Another very welcome upgrade is Internet play, which takes the players on the virtual road, pitting them against teams managed by other players online. The game design in Backyard Baseball 2001 is absolutely stellar. The interface is easy to use and entertaining. The eight ball fields each come with advantages and disadvantages to be puzzled out and exploited. Players themselves come from a pleasingly multicultural palette with a good age, gender, and ability mix. This game also carries over and expands on the original Backyard Baseball's zany sense of humor: a drinking-box gauge shows how much "juice" the pitcher still has, the patter of the commentators is pleasing and surprisingly nonrepetitive, and successful play is rewarded with power-ups for both pitcher and batter. These power-ups are hilarious--a hot pitcher can throw Fireballs, for example, which literally burn as they zoom past the luckless batter. Batters who do manage to hit these special pitches earn the right to try Crazy Bunts, which carom randomly around the field, or the (literally) Screaming Line Drives. Young baseball enthusiasts will love this program, which combines entertainment and sports education in seamless combination. So put your team together, suit up, and play ball! --Alyx Dellamonica Reviews (54)
but, as my title says, it's made for the younger kind. The game gets really easy really fast, and on the hard mode with errors off, i beat the other team 44-1. I would borrow it from a friend, see how you like it, and go from there, but don't buy it right away.
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| 11. Wacky Races | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000056MJS Catlog: Software Publisher: Atari Sales Rank: 4154 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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| 12. Barbie Team Gymnastics (Jewel Case) | |
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| 13. Nicktoons Racing | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00004T77Y Catlog: Software Publisher: Atari Sales Rank: 3128 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Review Only in this program will you find tracks with giant fingers growing out of pinkdirt, power-ups that include the Powdered Toast Man Crouton Launcher (yes, itenables you to launch huge croutons at your opponents), and prizes such as awheel of cheese. Players can get behind the wheel with and race against 12Nickelodeon characters, including Tommy from the Rugrats, Ren and Stimpy, orHelga from Hey Arnold. There's also a mystery rider in a black car; to uncoverhis or her (or its!) identity, racers must win on all 12 tracks. This Windows-only program has three difficulty levels, a feature that allowsnot-so-great racers to progress towards discovering who or what the mysteryrider is. Five game modes include an option for two players to race head tohead, a relay option, and a couple of practice options that won't damage trophystandings. Players must win first place on the easier tracks before they canaccess the more difficult ones. And if players don't have a game pad orjoystick, they must race using the arrow keys. Everything from talcum powder to gritty kitty litter comes into play as racersmaneuver their cartoon characters around the bends of these twisted tracks. Ourone complaint is that we only get to see the backs of our favorite Nickcharacters as they speed through their surreal world. (Ages 6 and up) --AnneErickson Reviews (5)
The machine it works on has an NVidea GForce2 and Windows XP. I don't see an option to use a steering wheel, but it may You can race alone, with 5 other characters or against After picking a character, you race around one of 12 different The surprises let you launch an attack or defense. None The driving is easy so you can concentrate on the fun part of the game, that is avoiding surprises and nailing others with your surprises.
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| 14. Electronic Arts Top Ten Family Fun Pack | |
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Amazon.com Product Description SimAntSimAnt puts you directly in charge of an ant colony out to conquer a suburban backyard. By directly controlling one ant and manipulating ant caste and behavior, you can help your ant colony overcome insect and human obstacles and lead your fellow ants to victory--invasion of the human's house. Theme ParkThink you can design and build the greatest amusement park in the world? You select the site and lay out the rides. In fact, you control every aspect of running a profitable amusement park. Marble DropMarble Drop is a fiendishly fun puzzle game that'll send your mind on twists, turns, spirals, and swings. In Marble Drop, you devise the smartest way to get your colored marbles into their correct bins. Outsmart each puzzle and wrap your mind around an ever-more-challenging kinetic contraption. Power PokerPower Poker is easy to play, making it ideal for a quick, casual hand of poker. But if you want to hone your skills to a professional level, Power Poker is your ace in the hole. SimLifeSimLife is an advanced biological simulation that allows you to design plants and animals from the genetic level to influence how they look, act, and eventually evolve. Test your creations' adaptive abilities by turning their environment into either a paradise where life is easy or a wasteland where only the strongest survive. Play with genetics, food webs, mutation, extinction, and natural disasters to witness the effects on the gene pool, the ecosystem, and life itself. Theme HospitalFrom the creators of Theme Park comes the most unrealistic and humorous hospital sim ever! Complex, realistic AI, detailed SVGA graphics, and wacky bullfrog humor abound. SimEarthIn SimEarth, you manipulate atmospheric, geologic, climatic, and life processes while watching your planet evolve. As you advance in skill, you can design, modify, manage, and nurture a planet. Create and form the oceans to your specifications. When life first appears, you are there to watch and help it evolve in its development of intelligence and technology. Be the guiding hand of this new technology as civilization extends itself into the universe in search of new homes. SimCity 2000 The ultimate city simulator and more. Now you can design, build, and customize any city you can imagine, and SimCity 2000 will bring it--and its resident Sims--to life. If this game were any more realistic, it'd be illegal to turn it off. SimSafariSimSafari brings Africa to you! Imagine yourself in rugged bush country, peering through binoculars at vast herds of elephants, zebras, and lions. Choose from exotic plants and wildlife to create your own safari park. Build a flourishing safari camp, keep your eye on the budget, and run a successful camp business. Learn about Africa's endangered and fiercest animals. Extreme Pinball By offering four distinct contemporary tables complete with video boards, Extreme Pinball allows you to take the arcade home with you. The gameplay is impressive, the graphics are fantastic, and the experience is authentic. Reviews (12)
SimCity 2K - an old classic. I haven't loaded this on my new machine because SC3K is so much superior. But if you have no Sim City games, you'll get a kick out of SC2K. SimAnt - another one I had previously and enjoyed. Sort of a short game to play, but I thought it was fun. SimLife - I was so excited about this one when it was new, but I couldn't ever seem to figure out how to play it properly. I tried again recently, and it's still greek to me. SimEarth - ditto what I said for Sim Life. They look very similar to me, actually. Theme Park - I didn't load this, I already have SimTheme Park which I think is nearly the same. Which isn't nearly as good as Hasbro's Roller Coaster Tycoon. SimSafari - a new one to me, I've fiddled with it a little when I had time and it looks pretty promising. Marble Drop - this one I couldn't load on my XP machine. Extreme Pinball and Power Poker - I haven't even bothered to try loading these two...I have a bazillion pinball and card games already so I just tossed these aside.
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| 15. Backyard Hockey | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00006G996 Catlog: Software Publisher: Atari Sales Rank: 257 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Product Description Reviews (65)
I have been a fan of this Junior Sports series since the very first original Backyard Baseball came out. I own 2 of the 3 baseball editions, both of the football versions, my brothers have both of the soccer editions, and we also have Backyard Basketball. From what I've seen and read this is another great additon to any of your collections of these games. The gameplay is smooth, the graphics are stunning, there are EVEN MORE gamplay options than in BYB 2001, the MLB kids faces are very believable, the players ability to play is slightly exaggerated but hey, that's what makes it so fun. Being a big fan and player of baseball I follow the majors like nothing else. For that reason I noticed the ratings (Running, Pitching, Fielding, and Hitting) on the players to be slightly off. But if that's the only problem, that's an extremely small sacrifice to make when buying this game. This game is worth every penny you spend on it. I recommend this game for fans and non-fans of all ages. The levels of difficulty are set very well for people that play it. I do wish though that they would add an extra "Major League" level of play for us older guys that are looking for some challenging opponents. I haven't tried online play yet but I'm sure you would find some more challenging people to play against. This series is getting better with every game and should soon become one of the top sports games on the market. I hope that soon they will expand their games and come out with Backyard Baseball Pennent Race Edition Expansion Pack that will include the new hot rookies in the majors. Who knows? Maybe it's not that far off from now. In closing I want you to know that this game does not have the new backyard kid design. The new Backyard Hockey has new kids to chose from and absolutely stunning visual effects. I recommend that game also for the Backyard Series fans. Oh yeah, one more thing, HAVE FUN!!! Sincerely,
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| 16. Backyard Skateboarding (Large Box) | |
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our price: $19.99 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00068OKSY Catlog: Software Publisher: Atari Sales Rank: 429 US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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| 17. Flintstones Bedrock Bowling | |
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| 18. Racing Just For Kids | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00005YTXN Catlog: Software Publisher: Encore Software Sales Rank: 7262 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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| 19. Backyard Soccer (Jewel Case) | |
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our price: $4.99 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00005BU7W Catlog: Software Publisher: E.B. Carlson Marketing Inc. Sales Rank: 383 US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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| 20. Backyard Football 2002 | |
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Amazon.com Review You can click a single button to immediately get a random pickup game going, butthe real fun is in the single game and season modes. In the single game, you getto choose a field to play on, set the weather conditions, and decide what rulesyou want to use. Then you pick your team from a bench full of imaginary and realworld players, each rated in a variety of statistics like passing, catching, andkicking. The season mode offers even more depth, letting you draft a team andlead them all the way to the championships, tracking their stats, trophies, andstandings along the way. The game mechanics are simple enough for kids to learn but offer a surprisingamount of depth for those who practice. For passes, just click the spot whereyou want the ball to end up. To move while running, click the spot you want theplayer to turn towards. To switch players, click the player you want to control.Once the basics are mastered you can learn some advanced tricks, like tappingthe mouse button to throw a pass with a high arc versus holding the button downto throw a frozen rope. You can lead your receivers, perform fake punts, putspecific players in specific positions for every play, and do just abouteverything else the big-boy simulations do, and a narrated tutorial lets youpractice before taking your skills onto the field. (Ages 7 and older) --T.Byrl Baker Reviews (29)
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