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Nancy Drew: Ransom of the Seven Ships: DVD Wrap T E Y S T E R Y Y M Someone’s Taken Bess and #1203 You Must Pay the Ransom! Y our friend Bess Marvin is kidnapped and the only chance Set Sail Across Azure Seas you have to save her is by solving a 300-year-old Bahamian Chart a course to treacherous reefs to uncover clues! mystery! Dangerous waters keep treasure hunters from exploring the reefs around Dread Isle, but this remote island Decipher Mysterious Clues might hide the riches of El Toro’s lost fleet! Can you, as Decode El Toro’s last words Dive into Danger to Rescue to track down his treasure Nancy Drew, track down the treasure before time runs out? Bess from Kidnappers! Scuba Dive in the Bahamas Explore underwater shipwrecks, but avoid the menacing octopus! Meet Nancy’s Best Friends Play as George and see Bess ® and George for the first time! Your friend Bess won an all-expenses paid trip Monkey Around with Primates Ships of Seven Ransom the to this remote island resort, but was it all a ruse Match wits with smart simians to force you into a treasure hunt? at the monkey research center Pace Yourself and Fix Mistakes Play Junior or Senior detective level and erase mistakes With the resort owners gone and Bess missing, the only other occupants on Dread Isle seem to without starting over be George Fayne and a stranded beach bum. JOIN THE FUN ONLINE! Dread Isle might be a vacation destination today, but is it also the final resting place for El Toro Share hints and tips at and his marooned crew? www.HerInteractive.com Collect all the award-winning WINDOWS® XP/Vista Nancy Drew mystery games Minimum: 1 GHZ or greater Pentium 3 or #1 Secrets Can Kill #8 The Haunted Carousel #15 The Creature of Kapu Cave equivalent class CPU, 256 MB of RAM, #2 Stay Tuned for Danger #9 Danger on Deception Island #16 The White Wolf of Icicle Creek #3 Message in a Haunted Mansion #10 The Secret of Shadow Ranch #17 Legend of the Crystal Skull 1 GB or more hard drive space, #4 Treasure in the Royal Tower #11 Curse of Blackmoor Manor #18 The Phantom of Venice 32 MB DirectX 9.0 compatible video card, #5 The Final Scene #12 Secret of the Old Clock #19 The Haunting of Castle Malloy 16 bit DirectX compatible sound card, #6 Secret of the Scarlet Hand #13 Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon #20 Ransom of the Seven Ships 24x CD-ROM drive #7 Ghost Dogs of Moon Lake #14 Danger by Design Copyright © 2009 Her Interactive, Inc. HER INTERACTIVE, the HER INTERACTIVE logo and DARE TO PLAY are trademarks Created by UPC: 767861000722 of Her Interactive, Inc. NANCY DREW is a trademark of # Simon & Schuster, Inc. and is used under license. Copyright in the NANCY DREW books and character is owned by 20 ISBN: 0-9820353-4-9 Simon & Schuster, Inc. All rights reserved. Licensed by permission of Simon & Schuster, Inc. Other brands or product names are trademarks of their respective holders. FOR MYSTERY FANS 10 to Adult.
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