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A 3-D Experience On the River where Civilization BeganHave you got what it takes to explore the Nile? Grab your camera and notebook and set sail in your felucca, filled with all the tools you'll need to make your trip exciting. What's a felucca? Ask Samia, your Egyptian guide. She'll help you explore the art, architecture, culture and wildlife of the ancient and modern worlds. Cruise Lake Victoria, the legendary source of the Nile. Keep your personal diary. Plan your own trip. Or match minds with Ramses II, a 3,000 year old Egyptian pharaoh, in a challenging game of Senet. Make no mistake, Ramses hates to lose. You'll have your own camera to transform your adventures into personal, interactive journals - filled with your own thoughts, video, photographs and text. What are you waiting for?
Journey 4,000 Miles Through 5,000 Years of History!Lead your own expedition on the world's longest river. Great explorers have always kept a log of their travels - and you can too. Keep a record of travels with your own multimedia diary. Your journal holds reminders of all your previous stops with snapshots, videos and your own thoughts. Master the challenging games - each uniquely tied to Egyptian history.
Requirements: A multimedia PC or equivalent (includes 486SX or higher processor, 8 MB of RAM, hard drive, double speed CD-ROM drive, audio board, mouse and VGA display - 256 colors), MS-DOS or PC-DOS operating system version 3.3 or higher, Microsoft Windows graphical operating environment version 3.1 or higher, MS-DOS CD-ROM extensions (MSCDEX) version 2.2 or later.
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