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• Online multiplayer mode, 2-4 players
• Online 2x2 mode
• Offline mode with bots
• Offline playing with others via one or more screens
• Invite friends to play at the same table
• Leaderboards
• Tournament mode

System Requirements

• Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
• OS *: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10
• Processor: 1500 MHz
• DirectX: Version 9.0c
• Network: Broadband Internet connection
• DirectX: Version 9.0
• OS: Mac OS X 10.8+

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Business tour 4+

Build monopoly with friends, 8floor asia inc, designed for ipad.

• 4.3 • 63 Ratings
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Business Tour is a free board game online. Gather a team up to 4 people, play multiplayer games with friends online, complete daily tasks, participate in tournaments with other players and exchange rewards with profit afterwards. EASY START, UNEASY WAY UP Business Tour allows you to play online games with friends. Main advantage of this game: it's easy to learn to play but it isn't easy to win. You'll have to use your sharp mind and entrepreneur talent to defeat other players and become a board kings. The game is complicated and unpredictable which makes it fascinating and the gameplay is varied. PLAY WITH FRIENDS OR BY YOURSELF You can play this game on your own against three rivals, you can invite your friend games in a team and compete with two strangers or you could invite all the friends to show them who is the real business shark and city builder. Your main weapon is strategy in this free game board. It doesn't matter who you or your friends are - newbies or skilled business sharks - the right strategy will help you even in the most fatal situation in this city building games. CREATE YOUR UNIQUE STYLE You can play aggressively or cautiously, you can choose a moderate monopol strategy, loading or combine everything to build a city mania but how will other players remember you on monopole playboard? Choose from over a 100 unique characters and dice and become the most recognizable monopolist in the world of "Business Tour". You could be a funny pigeon-man with ice dice broad city or an inflatable superhero throwing some mystical ludo game dice. And maybe you prefer classic? Then classic characters with traditional dice mania will definitely suit you to build city. Get a rent and create your own corporation! COMPETE EVERYDAY If you like competitions, building games for free and challenges you can compete with others in the Player rating by the amount of chips in the youtube game. Make sure to try your best business skills, tricks and strategic plans to be in the top of the bord and Star rating by the end of the month in metropolis, megapolis and cities skylines. Get rewards for these achievements and plan your tactics for the next month in advance king game on gameboard! And if you have any questions about the game you can complete a thorough tutorial. Don't hesitate to ask for help at our Support-wishmaster and problem solver. Key features: - Online multiplayer, 2-4 players - Regular tournaments - Ability to link Steam and Google accounts - Daily rewards - More than 100 unique characters and dice - Leader ratings - Daily tasks - Private tables with an access by ID - Offline mode with bots - Offline mode with other players on one screen Terms of Use: https://8floor.net/tos/

Version 2.19.7

Patchout 2.19.7 hotfix: - fixed a bug that caused lootboxes to be displayed in the Tournament Wheel swap window - the “open all boxes” button is now available for Steam boxes as well. - fixed bugs that caused “World Tournament” not to work - fixed incorrect victories through Triple Monopoly - fixed a bug that caused players to be thrown to the main menu in a table with a friend - fixed an error when trying to pick up a reward from the box in “Wheel of Fortune” - fixed a bug where chips were deducted when trying to join a table unsuccessfully - fixed bug with Steam avatars - fixed bug with “Chance” cage parameters settings - fixed an error that caused players in a table with a friend to have their characters and avatars replaced - fixed a bug where league end timers were updated only when the game was restarted - fixed a bug that caused mobile players' avatars to display incorrectly - fixed a bug that caused players' avatars in the league lobby to change places - fixed incorrect display of the number of gadgets in the private table - fixed infinite loading when disconnecting from the lobby - fixed visual artifacts in cage parameters in map editor - fixed visual artifacts of characters in the league menu - fixed bugs in the “Game Updates” window - fixed incorrect number of winning chips on the results screen, now on the results screen and in the history of the operation the chips from the table contribution are taken into account for the victory - fixed an error that caused the match to freeze when using the “Portal to the Looking Glass” chance card - fixed a critical bug that caused players to disconnect in the middle of a match - fixed a bug that caused a player in the table lobby to be duplicated - fixed some errors in displaying fonts in the game - fixed a bug that caused the cost of re-buying in the cell parameters in the map editor to become 10 times less when saving - fixed an error that caused the rent and re-buy costs on standard maps to be incorrect - fixed a bug that caused leagues to not be updated after the timer expired - the cell parameters window now does not overlap with the selected cell in the map editor - notification about available number of gadgets in a match now does not overlap with dice roll in “Zuma Mode”. - fixed many other minor bugs and visual artifacts

Ratings and Reviews

TROP COOL! Je suis sous le choc. SANS MOT… La qualité de ce jeu est renversante. On se sent en immersion dans une aventure enlevante et unique. Les graphiques sont d’un réalisme hors-pair. Je recommande à tous mes compatriotes de tester ce chef d’œuvre. J’y joue tous les jours sans me lasser. C’est la meilleures solutions pour une soirée entre amis réussie. Bisous.

Not fair at all !!!

Game needs to apply some fair mechanism so that all players feel lucky enough and compete at their best.

Dices are not randomly at all. Lots of bugs occurred even after the latest update. I want my money back for paid items.

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"Business Tour" tests your entrepreneurial skills through simple, entertaining cross-platform gameplay. Children and adults alike will enjoy creating smart business strategies and negotiating with rivals in this fun, multiplayer game.

• Online multiplayer mode, 2-4 players
• Online 2x2 mode
• Offline mode with bots
• Offline mode with others via one or more screens
• Invite friends to play at the same table
• Leaderboards
• Tournament mode

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Thrilling free online multiplayer tabletop game

Business Tour is a free lively multiplayer board game where you can play up to three friends and complete daily tasks to win rewards . You also get unique opportunities like tournaments that offer more prizes. Think of it like a business simulation game that feels like Monopoly but is easier to learn, and there are multiple levels of difficulty. It's great for both kids and adults alike. 

Business Tour simulates running a company with the goal of increasing profits while avoiding bankruptcy at all costs. Up to four players can compete against each other or play cooperatively as teammates in this economic-based board game. You can download and play it on your Windows computer, Android, and iOS phone. 

Business Tour’s main features 

You can play Business Tour with up to four people , which can make for a thrilling experience with friends and family. At first glance, the board’s layout appears very similar to traditional board games of the same nature, such as Monopoly. Each player has their own avatar, and the board is divided into separate blocks. 

When playing Business Tour, you can join regular tournaments to earn extra prizes . You can link your Google or Steam accoun t to the game for a simple login experience. Daily rewards are on offer, you can choose from over 100 unique characters and dice designs, and take part in daily tasks to unlock even more goodies like coins. 

Play with friends or alone

In this free game board, you're playing against three rivals . You can play solo and compete with three strangers or get your friends together to show them who's the real business shark. It doesn't matter if you are a newbie or experienced player - all that matters is your strategy in the game.

Play the way you want to 

In the game of Business Tour, you have a choice to play aggressively or cautiously . Choose to load up on assets and build a moderate monopoly, put all your resources into properties in order to gain as much rent as possible, or combine the two together to keep your opponents on their toes. 

Choose from over 100 unique characters and dice combinations before becoming the most recognizable monopolist in Business Tour. This game of choices lets you choose from wild and whacky characters and dice designs ranging from traditional characters to superheroes and extraordinary animals. 

Log in every day 

Business Tour comes with plenty of competitions and challenges . If you enjoy going the extra mile to unlock extra perks or want to compete against opponents in a leaderboard-style competition, there are lots of ways you can challenge yourself against other players. 

You can compete with others in the Player rating by playing free building games and using business skills to be at the top of your game. You will have a chance to get rewards when you reach certain milestones, and if you want to achieve high rankings you’ll need to come prepared with a good strategy and the ability to plan ahead. 

Is Business Tour pay to win?

The pay-to-win concept is a controversial one, and it's rather more prevalent in this free-to-play game. You can reroll your dice or get guaranteed numbered rolls if you're willing to spend some of your hard-earned coins. When playing with friends you can set your own rules regarding the extra features, which allows you to ensure no one has an unfair advantage if they have plenty of coins stashed away. 

Reveal your inner entrepreneur 

Business Tour is a fun and interactive business simulation game for anyone who wants to put their negotiating skills into practice . The rules are simple enough that children will enjoy the gameplay, while adults can get creative with strategies like conspiring against other players or announcing their own conspiracies, which may or may not be true. Business Tour was designed to be easy for beginners, but don't let that fool you. 

You'll have your hands full keeping up with the unpredictable and challenging gameplay of real opponents who are just as good at business as they are in classic tabletop games. If you hate the idea of pay-to-win mechanics you may be disappointed as it’s present here, but you can get around it by only playing with friends who agree not to use any of the mechanics. 

• Easy to pick up and play
• Similar to monopoly with more strategy
• Free to play from the start
• Has crossplay enabled
• Play offline to practice against AI opponents
• May feel too similar to Monopoly
• Pay 2 win can cause frustration

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Blue Coins (also formatted as blue coins ) are a special type of coin first appearing in Super Mario Bros. 3 and returning in many other games of the Super Mario franchise since. Blue Coins typically appear in large groups after a switch is pressed, and they may vary from a light cyan to a deep, heavily saturated blue.

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• 1.9 Yoshi's Crafted World
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• 2.1 Super Mario Sunshine
• 4 Names in other languages
• 6 References

History [ edit ]

Super mario series [ edit ], super mario bros. 3 [ edit ].

Blue Coins [1] first appear in Super Mario Bros. 3 , where they appear in certain spots for as long as a Switch Block is in effect. Blue Coins have the same value as standard Gold Coins and are found usually in clusters. They have a light cyan color in all versions, but are mistakenly described as "silver coins" in strategy guides. [2] [3]

Super Mario World [ edit ]

Blue Coins were originally going to appear in Super Mario World , where they would turn into magenta blocks upon a Switch Block being hit.

Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS [ edit ]

Blue Coins later appeared in Super Mario 64 and also made an appearance in Super Mario 64 DS . In these games, their color is darkened from the light cyan ones in Super Mario Bros. 3 .

In these games, Blue Coins are worth five Yellow Coins each. They can usually be found by ground-pounding a Blue Coin Block , which, similar to the Switch Blocks, will cause a number of Blue Coins to appear for a limited amount of time. Blue Coins can also be collected by defeating certain enemies, such as Koopa Troopas , Piranha Plants , Boos , Mr. Is , or Pokeys . Grand Goombas also give out a Blue Coin if killed using a Ground Pound. Bookends will provide a Blue Coin when they are defeated but not if they disappear after colliding with the floor, a wall, or the player.

Blue Coins are also found in the slides on Cool, Cool Mountain (one is present) and Tall, Tall Mountain (three are present), where they will start to move away from Mario once he gets close to them, in contrast to the stationary Yellow Coins. However, the Blue Coins in Tall, Tall Mountain are not present in Super Mario 64 DS . These moving Blue Coins also appear during the multiplayer battle at The Princess's Secret Slide .

Super Mario Sunshine [ edit ]

In Super Mario Sunshine , blue coins appear as a special collectable type of coin. There are 240 blue coins total in the game: 30 in each of the seven courses, 19 in Delfino Plaza , 1 in Delfino Airstrip (which counts as a Delfino Plaza coin), and 10 in Corona Mountain . By heading to the boathouse located in the west part of Delfino Plaza , the player can trade ten blue coins for one Shine Sprite from the Raccoons running the store, meaning 24 Shine Sprites total are available using this method. They do not affect the number of yellow coins that Mario has collected; however, they restore two health points when collected. The player receives the option to save their game for each blue coin they grab.

There are some blue coins (as well as yellow coins) in Sirena Beach 's hotel that are fake since they do not spin and move. They are actually Boos with coins inside of them, and if Mario gets too close to a "coin", the Boo appears.

New Super Mario Bros. [ edit ]

Blue Coins appear in New Super Mario Bros. , having the same role and cyan color as in Super Mario Bros. 3 . They sometimes appear in a trail behind Invincible Mario in a few levels, like World 7-3 and in a secret area in World 5-3 .

New Super Mario Bros. Wii [ edit ]

Blue Coins reappear in New Super Mario Bros. Wii , now with a slightly-deeper color than in New Super Mario Bros . When the player collects every blue coin in a level before they disappear, the sound of an audience clapping will play. They are often arranged in patterns.

New Super Mario Bros. 2 [ edit ]

Blue Coins also appear in New Super Mario Bros. 2 . Just like in New Super Mario Bros. Wii , the audience claps after all of them in a series are collected.

New Super Mario Bros. U / New Super Luigi U / New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe [ edit ]

Blue Coins once again appear in New Super Mario Bros. U , where they function similarly to their New Super Mario Bros. 2 counterpart. In the expansion pack New Super Luigi U , a Blue Ring which produces many Blue Coins similar to P-Switches also appears. Rather than clapping after collecting them all, the audience instead cheers.

Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury [ edit ]

Blue Coins reappear in Super Mario 3D World and Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury , where they serve the same function as in the New Super Mario Bros. series. After collecting all of the coins, another series of coins appears. Collecting every series of coins rewards a stamp or a Green Star .

Blue Coins also appear as part of certain Cat Shine missions in Bowser's Fury , where they have a blue color matching that of the Blue Coins in Super Mario Sunshine . They are again activated by P Switches, though this time, if the player fails to collect all of the Blue Coins within the time limit, they can activate the P Switch again to retry. Collecting every series of Blue Coins causes a Cat Shine to appear within the area.

Super Mario Run [ edit ]

Blue Coins reappear in Super Mario Run . They appear for a much shorter time after activating a P Switch than in previous installments and are worth two coins instead of one. In Toad Rally, collecting all Blue Coins in a set attracts one Toad .

Super Mario Bros. Wonder [ edit ]

Blue Coins are present in Super Mario Bros. Wonder , serving the same function as its previous appearances. They appear in a few courses such as Bulrush Express , in which they (along with P Switches) appear during the course's Wonder Effect .

Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour [ edit ]

Blue Coins appear in Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour of the Coin Shoot mode. They are worth 20 coins when the ball is near them.

Mario Power Tennis [ edit ]

Blue Coins in Mario Power Tennis appear as 8-bit Mario Bros. sprites in the mini-game Coin Collectors . They are worth a hundred points when collected.

Mario Pinball Land [ edit ]

In Mario Pinball Land , these coins can be obtained by making a combo without using the flipper. Mario can use them in the Toad's tent at the Fun Fair to buy specific items and play minigames for Power Stars .

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games [ edit ]

In the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games , Blue Coins appear after the player buys the blue treasure chest in the Secret Shop. Getting all five Blue Coins will result in the player getting an emblem. The events that blue coins appear in are Dream Alpine , Dream Ski Jumping , Dream Ski Cross , Dream Snowboard Cross , Dream Short Track , and Dream Bobsleigh .

Super Smash Bros. series [ edit ]

Blue Coins appear in the Golden Plains stage exclusive to Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate , after a fighter steps on a P-Switch that occasionally appears during a match. They serve the same function as the normal Coins in the stage.

Minecraft [ edit ]

In the Super Mario Mash-up in Minecraft , Netherite Scraps are replaced by Blue Coins.

Mario + Rabbids series [ edit ]

Mario + rabbids kingdom battle [ edit ].

In Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle , Blue Coins appear in the bonus stages. Collecting all of the Blue Coins will reward the player with a new weapon while the audience cheers and claps.

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope [ edit ]

Blue Coins return in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope , where they once again appear by pressing a P Switch. Collecting all Blue Coins is required to complete the Blue Coin Challenge side quests.

Yoshi's Crafted World [ edit ]

In Yoshi's Crafted World , Blue Coins appear whenever Yoshi hits certain blue Time Clouds with an egg. The player must collect all Blue Coins before time runs out to reveal a Smiley Flower .

Mario Kart Tour [ edit ]

In Mario Kart Tour , Blue Coins appear in certain challenges and Coin Rush mode. They are worth five regular coins, much like in Super Mario 64 . When a Blue Coin is collected, all the regular coins around it are pulled towards the racer.

Profiles and statistics [ edit ]

• Instruction booklet: " Pick up blue coins to regain two health points. These are rare coins that may interest a certain shopkeeper. " [4]

Gallery [ edit ]

Super Mario 64

Super Mario 64 in-game sprite

Super Mario Sunshine

Super Mario Sunshine in-game model

Mario near a Blue Coin in Ricco Harbor of Super Mario Sunshine

Super Mario 64 DS

Mini Mario running through Blue Coins in New Super Mario Bros. Wii

Multiple Boomerang Marios collecting Blue Coins in Super Mario 3D World

Super Mario Run

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope

Names in other languages [ edit ]

See also [ edit ].

• Purple Coin

References [ edit ]

• ^ a b 2015. Super Mario Bros. Hyakka: Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook , Super Mario Bros. 3 section. Shogakukan . Page 41.; the label is「隠しコイン」 (" Hidden Coin "), but the description calls them 「青色のコイン。」 (" A blue-colored coin. ")
• ^ Nintendo Power staff (June 1990). Nintendo Power Volume 13. Nintendo of America . Page 40, 76.
• ^ Peterson, Erik (2003). Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 Player's Guide. Nintendo Power . ISBN 978-1930206373 . Page 37, 121.
• ^ 2002. Super Mario Sunshine English instruction booklet. Nintendo of America (American English). Page 29.
• ^ Nintendo (1996). Super Mario 64 Japanese instruction booklet. Page 18.
• ^ Nintendo (2002). Super Mario Sunshine Japanese instruction booklet. Page 29.
• ^ Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia . Page 41.
• ^ Official Chinese Super Mario 64 manual, page 18.
• ^ 2009. iQue . Retrieved February 8, 2024.
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Originally posted by Shannon Amell : I can't send an error report. The game has been completely freezing up and I have to use Ctrl, Alt and Delete to get out of the game, because I can't do anything at all other then take pic's and sometimes I can't do that. I do have some pic's though. I will upload them and put them on here.

Originally posted by Shannon Amell : K. All I know how to do is send an error report from inside the game. When you click on settings button and it just opens a blank google page. How do I send an output_log.txt from Business Tour installation folder?

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See How Business Strike Coins (Coins Made For Circulation) Are Different From Non-Business Strike Coins (Coins Made For Collectors)

By Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez

But what is a business strike coin, and how does a business strike coin differ from other types of coins — such as proof coins?

Business strike coins are intended for the purpose of circulating in the channels of commerce — in the daily exchanges of money at grocery stores, banks, malls, etc..

So, the coins you have in your pocket change are examples of business strike coinage.

How A Business Strike Coin Is Made

• Business strike coins are stamped from long sheets of metal that come in rolls.
• The little round blanks that are stamped out from the sheets of metal are annealed (heated, to soften the metal) — so they are easier to stamp.
• Then they get washed and dried.
• The blank coin rounds are then run through an upsetting mill — which raises a rim around the edge of the coins.
• After the coin blank has been annealed, washed, and upset (a process where the edges are pre-formed).
• The coin blank is then struck by a coin die . The striking of the design on a coin occurs in a mere fraction of a second — and simultaneously impresses an image on both the obverse (heads side) and reverse (tails side).
• Next, newly minted coins are visually inspected by mint officials — who use magnifying glasses to spot-check entire batches of coins.
• Then, the coins are counted, bagged, and sent to the Federal Reserve Banks.
• From there, the coins will be distributed to banks, credit unions, stores, and other outlets.

Here is the U.S. Mint’s detailed explanation of how a coin is made .

What Are Business Strike Coins Made From?

The answer to this question depends on the coin.

• In the early 1960s, the standard metal composition for dimes, quarters, and half dollars was 90% silver , 10% copper.
• By 1971, the U.S. Mint changed the metal composition for all dimes, quarters, and half dollars to 75% copper and 25% nickel. This copper-nickel clad composition is what business strike dimes, quarters, and half dollars are made from today.

One-cent coins have also had various metal composition standards over the years:

• Until 1982, pennies were mostly copper – in fact, they were about 95% copper through the early 1980s.
• After 1982, in an effort to lower minting costs, the U.S. Mint used a cheaper metal composition consisting almost entirely of zinc. Each zinc cent has a very thin layer of copper so the newer one-cent coins look similar to their earlier, copper-dominant counterpart.

What Are Non Business Strike Coins Made From?

Coins that aren’t business strike can include proof coins , as well as other types of special issue coins.

These special issue coins may be made from either an alternative, pricier metal — or they’re simply the regular metallic composition.

Proofs are sometimes struck in both the regular-issue metal and special-issue composition. An example of this includes proof Washington quarters — which are struck in regular copper-nickel clad and special 90% silver composition.

However, not all non-business strike coins are proof coins.

• Some non-proof coins are struck with a special finish.
• Coins packaged in U.S. Mint sets from 2000 through 2010 have a satin finish.
• In 2011, these coins began featuring a brilliant finish.

Coins in most U.S. Mint uncirculated sets from before 2000 are considered business strikes.

Another example of a non-proof special issue coin can be traced back to 1997 — when 25,000 Jefferson nickels were struck in a satin finish and included as part of that year’s Botanical Gardens commemorative silver dollar set.

I’m the Coin Editor here at TheFunTimesGuide. My love for coins began when I was 11 years old. I primarily collect and study U.S. coins produced during the 20th century.

I’m a member of the American Numismatic Association (ANA) and the Numismatic Literary Guild (NLG) and have won multiple awards from the NLG for my work as a coin journalist. I’m also the editor at the Florida United Numismatists Club (FUN Topics magazine), and author of Images of America: The United States Mint in Philadelphia (a book that explores the colorful history of the Philadelphia Mint). I’ve contributed hundreds of articles for various coin publications including COINage, The Numismatist, Numismatic News, Coin Dealer Newsletter, Coin Values, and CoinWeek.

I’ve authored nearly 1,000 articles here at The Fun Times Guide to Coins (many of them with over 50K shares), and I welcome your coin questions in the comments below!

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