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Tuesday, August 6, 2024
Amazon Trail (3rd Edition) : The Learning Company : Free Download, ...
Ripped from CD-Rom.
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Arthur's Computer Adventure (Adventure Workshop Edition) : The Lear...
The Adventure Workshop edition of the CD-ROM Arthur's Computer Adventure
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Little Bear Preschool Thinking Adventures (2000) : The Learning Com...
ISO Image of the 2000 game Little Bear Preschool Thinking Adventures, if this violates copyright in anyway, then i'll take it down.
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Jurassic Park: Dinosaur Battles : Knowledge Adventure : Free Downlo...
All the ferocious power of the world's most dangerous dinosaurs is in your control! After an evil scientist takes over Jurassic Park with an army of vicious...
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Deathbound
Deathbound is a one-of-a-kind party-based soulslike set in a callous world where Faith and Science clash. The forbidden city of Akratya is an unforgiving land that cannot be conquered alone. Bind with fallen warriors found throughout your crusade and dynamically transform between the characters seamlessly mid-combat with the unique 4-hero party ...
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Wednesday, August 7, 2024
that era of stupid kid games were the best
and it was such a short era
I feel like you had to be born within a <5 year window to really see them
The Learning Company unironically made the best kids games
they paid actual developers to make real games, without trying to fish for gay government grants or prove their games had "educational merit"
all of their designs were literally just average joe the game designer deciding, "this is how I would want to teach my kids something"
and they sold to schools, sold to libraries, sold to cereal companies, sold to AOL, sold to every kids/toy store
but then they went through a half-dozen corporate acquisitions and just completely died ~2005
The EU Stop Killing Games thing is at 50% in a week
Wonder if it gets the 1M needed this month, or if it starts to really slow down
The Ross Scott thing
I think Ubisoft really was the perfect storm to gather this kind of momentum in goverment
you can release server binaries as a solution to that, but offline support in any capacity is the aim
it would apply to all future games sold in the EU
I think if you have some single player offline gamemode it skirts the regulation
