3-D Dinosaur Adventure
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Also See 3-D Dinosaur Adventure Anniversary Edition

Knowledge Adventure

Children

Ages: 5 to 10

Ratings:

Top 100 CD-ROMs from PC Magazine 1994

The award-winning 3-D Dinosaur Adventure is the most exciting, comprehensive dinosaur learning experience available for kids today. This best-selling program combines advanced 3-D technology with enthralling games, activities and reference tools designed to hook kids on science forever. Beginning in a virtual reality theme park, kids set out on a journey through hours of thrilling game play as they discover the giant reptiles of the past and their prehistoric world. 3-D Dinosaur Adventure is a learning experience kids will never forget.

Kids Learn:

• Natural History
• Biology
• Geology
• Ecology
• Astronomy
• Paleontology

Features:

Comprehensive Dinosaur Encyclopedia

9 games and activities to reinforce learning through fun

Fully-narrated text

Talking storybook to help early readers learn to read

40 movies and 10,000 images

150 different dinosaurs and reptiles

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

Accelerated for Power Macintosh

Requirements: Windows 95/Windows 3.1 or 3.11 - 486SX25 PC or higher, double-speed CD-ROM drive, 8MB RAM, 5 MB available on hard drive, SVGA 256-color graphics adapter, MPC-compatible sound card, mouse.

Requirements: Macintosh - 68040 or Power PC processor, double-speed CD-ROM drive, 8MB RAM, 4MB available on hard drive, 256-color graphics capability, 13" or larger color monitor, Macintosh system software version 7.0 or higher.

Reviews:

PC Magazine, September 13, 1994

"Another dino disk - but with a 3-D twist. Don your cardboard glasses and you'll feel as though you're a tyrannosaurus tidbit. The multimedia special effects are sparkling but sparingly used. The Dino Encyclopedia is a good reference tool, and the theme-park atmosphere is easy to settle into. Kids aged 3 and up will love the 3-D Museum, where they can roam among the Deinonychus and Apatosaurus, and the Create-A-Saurus module, which lets them create wild new creatures."

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