Himalayan Journey
$28.95		(Win3.1/95/Mac) (Jewel Case) (HIMALAYJPJ)

Publisher: Studio Avalon

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A Virtual Adventure in a Mythical Landscape

Traverse through the magnificent Himalayas, search for the secret passageway in a mysterious Tibetan temple, explore the fascinating world of myth, magic and adventure in studio Avalon's new CD-ROM title.

In the spring of 1992, A. Kamrun Noor embarked on a journey to a remote and mysterious mountain in Western Tibet called Mt. Kailas or "Kang Rinpoche" ("The Jewel of the Snows"). During this incredible journey that lasted three months, Kamrun trekked through both the Nepal and the Tibet Himalayas, witnessing the majesty and awe-inspiring visions of a luminous landscape set amidst a culture rich with tradition and wisdom.

"Himalayan Journey" CD-ROM with its stunning graphics and award-winning photographs is the result of that odyssey. It captures the fascinating world of the greatest mountains on Earth - filled with places of great mystery, remote mountain sanctuaries and legendary perils of mountain climbers.

Features:

• Highly stylized graphics
• Complete travel/trip information
• A visually compelling 3D game
• A unique and innovative cinematic interface
• Wall-to-wall sound, music and audio effects
• Interactive plot-your-own trek to Mt. Everest
• Breathtaking and rare high-altitude photography from the summit of Mt. Everest
• Award-winning photographs from world famous nature photographer Galen Rowell
• Interviews with world famous climbers including Stacey Allison, the first American woman climber to summit Mt. Everest
• Guided journeys with real-world Himalayan climber, trekker and monk

Requirements:

Windows: Multimedia PC with 486/66 or better, 12MB RAM for Windows 3.1, 16MB RAM for Windows 95, 256 color SVGA, double speed CD-ROM drive, sound card, quick Time v.2.1 for Windows (included).

Macintosh: System 7.1 or later, 25MHz 68040 or higher, 12MB of RAM (16MB for Power Macintosh), double speed CD-ROM drive, 256 colors, Quick Time 2.1 or later (included).

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