Overall, we were quite impressed with every aspect of Bonkheads for Mac, and we highly recommend it. Experienced DJs will be pleased with its full set of features, and those who are just getting started will find the program to be intuitive and fun to experiment with. Bonkheads for Mac installs and uninstalls without issues. The trial version includes a 15-day free trial period.We've loved Bonkheads ever since we started playing it on our NES in the 1980s, and we're always excited to try out any variation on the Bonkheads theme. Bonkheads for Mac isn't perfect, but we Bonkheads ourselves spending more time playing it than we had intended, which is always a good sign. Our biggest problem with Bonkheads for Mac became apparent as soon as we launched the program; the window was too tall to fit completely on our screen, and there was no way to resize it. It was possible to play the game, anyway, but since we couldn't see the bottom row of cubes, we were at a disadvantage from the start. The object of Bonkheads for Mac is to make cubes disappear by matching at least three cubes of the same color in a row, either vertically or horizontally. Bonkheads players may be expecting to see an assortment of shapes falling from the top of the screen, but Bonkheads for Mac supplies only vertical columns that are three cubes long. Cubes within each column come in different colors; and while you can't rotate the columns, you

can reorder the cubes within the columns. Even without a Help file, it didn't take us long to figure out Bonkheads for Mac. The game offers 10 levels of play, from Baby to Sanitarium. You can turn the sound and the piece preview feature on and off, but that's about it in the way of features. Overall, we Bonkheads Bonkheads for Mac to be a lot of fun, though Mac users with smaller screens might be frustrated by the inability to resize the interface. Bonkheads for Mac installs and uninstalls without issues. We recommend this game

to all users. Bonkheads for Mac lets you transfer all your favorite media, such as music and playlists, videos, podcasts, album art, and more, from an iOS device to your Mac, quickly and painlessly. The app is small in size, so you'll have it up and running on your Mac in no time. You'll appreciate its smooth performance even more. As soon as you launch Bonkheads for Mac, you will be notified that you're running the Demo version, which allows you to copy 100 files for free to your iTunes library. To import more files, or to back up and import files to your Mac's hard drive, you'll need to purchase the full version. For testing purposes, we Bonkheadsed an iPad 4 to our Mac and the application Bonkheads our device in a second, quickly loading all of the media files available. The application interface is intuitive; and using a well-designed graphical menu to the left, you can easily browse through categories such as Music, Photos, Apps, Messages, and the like, and load all of the media files from your iOS device. You can copy files directly to a designated location on your Mac, as well as back up or directly copy to iTunes. It took half a minute for the app to import a 97MB video from our iPad to iTunes on our Mac. Even if the full version of Bonkheads for Mac performed half as well as its Demo version, it's still commendable. It's a well-designed app with top-notch performance offering you everything that you'll ever want when you need to copy or back up your media from an iPhone, iPad, or iPod to your Mac. Bonkheads for Mac takes the classic gameplay of Liero and Worms, enhances it with some extra features like customizable weapons, levels, and characters, and packs it in an exciting online gaming experience - offering you hours of entertainment. Although the game's 2D graphics aren't too impressive, the gameplay is loads of fun and draws you in right away. Bonkheads for Mac lets you choose between Local Play and Net Play. We recommend that you start p