As a kid, it triggered this "high" of making a lot of money. It had satisfying sounds etc. I don't remember if it was educational (math?) or just a fun kid's game. It had colorful graphics and am sure it was NOT a hardcore or mainstream PC game. There MAY have also been a parrot companion on screen often, but not sure about this It also mentioned the grade level on the box. It's been bugging me for a few years now, and I'm usually good at figuring these things out. EDIT: it was part of a series of games that catered to each grade level, and this just happened to be the theme of the one I'm talking about. EDIT 2: Found it. "Reader Rabbit Math " I can't remember the name of this computer or video game that I played a lot as a kid. It was music based, and I think it was that your character got sucked into this world completely about music. Most of the games were like copy cats. I do recall this one piece with different colored drums, one about an instrument similar to a flute This is a list of Reader Rabbit games released since its debut in The series consists of sub-series such as Math Rabbit, Reading Journey and Reading Development Library
[Pc] [Late 90's early 2000s] Childrens Learning Game with Snake and Rabbit
Gameplay for Reader Rabbit, Dos PC game produced by The Learning Company in - [HOST] out a few leve Designed to develop essential reading and problem-solving skills, Reader Rabbit computer game 90s offered an immersive journey filled with captivating characters and thrilling challenges. Whether you were a curious child exploring the colorful Reading Land or embarking on exciting quests with Reader Rabbit and his friends, this game
[TOMT] Early 2000's educational PC game with animals
Reader Rabbit: Kindergarten - Bounce Down in Balloon Town! Win In , Learning Company, Inc., The, Learning Co., Inc., The publishes Reader Rabbit on DOS. Also published on Apple IIgs, Atari 8-bit and Commodore 64, this educational game is abandonware and is set in a reading / writing theme 07 September @ am. Old Kids Circus Computer Game. I remember playing a children's computer game in the 90s that was centred around a circus or carnival. There were different activities related to each "booth" in the circus. The only activity I remember most about is one that had seals and they balanced beach balls on their noses The Learning Company. Publication date. Topics. Windows , Reader Rabbit. Reader Rabbit is an educational game for children 3 through 7 4x4 Off-Road Racing. DOS Reader Rabbit is an edutainment software franchise created in by The Learning Company. This series currently makes up the greater part of a franchise of grade-based and subject-based titles, where the games for infancy through second grade feature Reader Rabbit. The games for third grade through sixth grade Platform:Computer Genre:Learning Year: 90s Art style: cartoony generic computer game graphics like cluefinders or reader rabbit Characters: mad scientist looking guy, stitched together cat experiment Gameplay: point and click but clicking things would play animations with the scientist explaining it and telling you how to do the experiment The game was proctored by some scholarly beaver or rabbit that guided you through different levels as you progress through the educational tutorials. Our most vivid memory was a stage where you used the keyboard to make music with some sort of beaver. Anyone know the title of this CD-ROM enigma? 2 1 unavailable video is hidden. All 'Reader Rabbit' Computer Games! Brian O'Donnell. 9 videos views Last updated on Jul 6, Here are all computer Maniac Mansion. Photograph: Lucasfilm Games. Jet Set Willy (, Software Projects) Among the formative home computer platformers of the 80s – the likes of Lode Runner, Chuckie Egg and