3D Body Adventure
$4.95		Image Shown is the Newer Version (DOS) (In Envelope with Glasses) (3-DBODYPO)

Knowledge Adventure

Children

Ages: 7 and up

Ratings:

Top 100 CD-ROMs from PC Magazine 1994

Explore the Incredible 3-D Body. Science Class Was Never Like This.

The award-winning 3-D Body Adventure is the single most engaging and comprehensive human anatomy learning experience available for kids today. This best-selling program combines the most exciting games, activities and reference tools designed especially for kids, using advanced 3-D visualization technology. Traveling through a virtual reality human body, 3-D Body Adventure lets kids see the inner workings of the human body like never before. This human anatomy learning adventure is so amazing that your child will be hooked on science forever.

Kids Learn:

• Anatomy
• Medicine
• Nutrition
• Diseases
• Biology
• Reproduction

Features and Benefits:

Comprehensive anatomy encyclopedia

3-D virtual human bodies can be rotated and dissected

1,000 images, 3-D models and animations show all major anatomy systems

Fully-narrated text

New Visible Human Body from the National Library of Medicine allows the first complete photo realistic tour of the entire body

6 games and activities reinforce learning through fun

3-D Zoomscape doctor game lets kids practice what they have learned

No CD-ROM set-up or installation required with Windows 95 AutoPlay

Accelerated for Power Macintosh

Requirements:

DOS - 486SX25 PC or higher, double-speed CD-ROM drive, 8MB RAM, 5MB available on hard drive, SVGA 256-color graphics adapter, MPC-compatible sound card, mouse.

DOS programs will not run on Windows Me or XP!

Reviews:

ComputerLife, October 1994

"Sure, the pictures in my dusty old science books could help me understand what's going on in my insides, but there's no reason to pull heavy books off the shelf when you can take a roller-coaster ride through firing synapses or scream down a 3-D model of a spinal column. With 3-D Body's special effects, not only did I get a better grip on the subject, I reached out and grabbed it.

"3-D Body would never pass muster as a training tool for doctors. But who cares? Its ability to take masses of information about a complicated subject and present it in a colorful and compelling way earns it a spot in my collection."

PC Magazine, September 13, 1994

"3-D Body Adventure is intended to provide an entertaining way to turn young students on to anatomy. Its spectacular multimedia demos include 3-D wireframe views and fly-throughs of the heart and other body parts. ...3-D glasses that bring the animations to life are included. This is an ideal program for kids of 7 to 12."

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