I figured it out. The hardcore love toys and stories, casuals love games.

[Euphoria14]

Pyro as Bill said:

Euphoria14 said:

Anyways in this thread I have learned that solitaire is only a toy the first time you play it.

No, it's always a toy unless you're trying to beat somebody's score.

Now you have me confused because you said that playing golf by yourself while attempting to beat your old score changes it from a toy to a game...

I clearly remember my first time to be like this :

 

I went onto my computer, sorry I meant "toy". Anyways, while on my toy I decided to play the game "Solitaire". Sorry again, I meant to say that I went on my toy to play with the toy called Solitaire.

As expected I failed in my first attempt to play and hopefully beat Solitaire. Strange though since I never remember buying Ninja Turtle toys with the intent to "beat" them. Anyways let's move on.

After running out of moves (Yes, I had to read the rules in order to know I ran out of moves on my "Toy"). Once again, my Ninja Turtles never had a move limit. Anyways, I must be going off-topic again. Let me prove my point from my previous post.

After running out of moves I decided to play again, only this time I wanted to not run out of moves and finish the game the way the rules state you need to in order to "win" in Solitaire.

So from that point on I went from playing with the toy to playing the game.

 

 

Makes sense right?