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Freddi
Fish 3: The Case of the Stolen Conch Shell |
| $9.95 |
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(Win95/98/Me/XP/Vista/Mac) (Jewel Case) (FREDDI3DJ) |
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Humongous Entertainment
Children
Ages: 3 to 8
There's Trouble in
Paradise!
The Great Conch Shell has been stolen and it's up to Freddi
Fish and Luther to catch the culprit! All is well on their tropical vacation,
until our finny friends realize the Great Conch Shell is missing! Uncle Blenny
can't open Founder's Day Festival until the heralded horn has been recovered!
Your child will join Freddi Fish and Luther as they explore ancient ruins, play
games at a fun-filled carnival and even discover a sunken airplane while
looking for clues and finding adventure. Rosy Pearl, Pierre the Tailor and
Nadine the Narwhal are just a few of the fun new friends they'll meet as they
follow Old Soggy's sniffer through this tropical paradise. In the end, it's up
to your child to piece the clues together and figure out who's responsible for
this underwater caper!
Play again and again - new clues, new
locations and even new culprits await each time you play!
Click Points reveal hundreds and hundreds of
hidden surprises!
Sing songs, play games, visit a luau and
create your very own melodies!
Out of time? Save the game and finish it
later
Requirements:
Windows - IBM PC or 100% compatible 33 MHz 486 with 8
MB of RAM SVGA (640x480, 256 color) graphics Windows 3.1 or higher, Sound card
Double-speed CD-ROM drive
Macintosh - Minimum 25 MHz 68040 or Power PC with 8
MB of RAM, 640x480, 256 color, System 7.0 or higher, Double-speed CD-ROM
drive
Reviews:
Mr.
Bill's Adventureland
"A new twist on an old favorite! ...to challenge all of
those youngsters who think they already know who the 'bad guys' always are in
this beloved series, this new game is more like a real detective story. The
culprit can be any one of 6 different suspects and the guilty party and clues
vary whenever the game is replayed.
"So this time Freddi and Luther must not only find the 3
golden pipes for the Shell, but they must also gather clues and 'catch the
culprit'. Of course the guilty party apologizes when confronted and restores
the Great Conch Shell. The story is designed to inspire kids to think for
themselves in creative and flexible ways and it promotes the values of
friendship, teamwork and honesty, among others."
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