Amiga Games > Electronic Games Genre Children - 8 products found
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Quackshot (Amiga):
... released for the Sega Megadrive back in 1991, Quakshot is a Disney-licenced side-scrolling platformer starring Donald Duck in an Indiana Jones-style role. The plot sees Donald set out on a trip around the globe looking for an ancient lost archeological treasure, the various levels spanning a wide range of environments including Egypt, Mexico, India, Transylvania, the Soulth Pole and even a haunted Viking l... Read the full review: Donald Duck Meets Indiana Jones by Burning_Darkness |
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Castle Of Illusion Amiga Games /Manufacturer: Megadrive / Genre: Children overall rating  2 reviews
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Quackshot (Amiga) Manufacturer: Sega / Amiga Games / Genre: Childrens / Release Date: 1991 overall rating  2 reviews
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World Of Illusion Amiga Games / Manufacturer: Sega / Genre: Children overall rating  2 reviews
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My First Amazing History Explorer Amiga Games / An introduction to history that combines a valuable insight into the past with a playful adventure, as children travel back in time to eight of the most exciting and important periods in world history. Vibrant colour animations bring the past alive as you overall rating  1 review
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Become a World Explorer Amiga Games / Helps children unravel the mysteries of geographical concepts such as mapping, travel, time and distance. Beautifully illustrated screens bursting with animations, facts on people, places and wildlife, and with plenty of amusing games and activities. overall rating  1 review
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Become a Human Body Explorer Amiga Games / Quirky artworks and witty text teach the names of body parts, and explain how body systems work, how the human body grows, changes and ages and how to keep it fit and healthy overall rating  1 review
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Become a British Isles Explorer Amiga Games / Explore the British Isles from the comfort of your own home. Visit locations throughout England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. overall rating  1 review
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General comments... Amiga Games / overall rating  1 review
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Castle Of Illusion ... of illusion is a rather polished side scrolling platform game for Sega Mega Drive and Amiga, and whilst nothing groundbreaking it remains a solid little game. The game sees you playing as Mickey Mouse, ona quest to rescue Minnie from the clutches of an evil witch, working your way through numerous levels including an enchanted forest, toyland world, spooky gothic castle, a giant s library, and across gloomy mountains complete with thunder and lightning and creaky rope bridges. The cartoony graphics and animation are of particularly high quailty for the time, the controls are responsive, and there is a lot of variation on show here, both in the varied range of en... Read the full review: A well made side-scrolling platformer by Burning_Darkness |
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Become a British Isles Explorer ... PC Genre: Kids & Family Released: 2000 Developed by: Avanquest Software I remember using this piece of software to find the way to my grans house when I was younger and always ended up nowhere near where I should of been because I couldn t read the maps properly. GRAPHICS The graphics are quite unique with excellent animated screens and 3D effects which make the software much more attractive to look at. The colours are not great but the land colours are. MAPS The maps themselves are quite detailed and include quite a lot of data about each area within the UK. You could actually see the terrain although compared to Google Earth it is not that great but in ... Read the full review: Become a British Isles Explorer - Is it worth exploring? by Jazzy09 |
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General comments... ... FAVOURITE MASTER SYSTEM GAMES OF ALL TIME The Master System was the console before the Mega Drive and came with a game called Alex the Kidd and this is one of my favourite games of all time. The first instalment was called Alex the Kidd in Miracle World. You had to face monsters throughout each level and had to pass three creatures that played rock, paper & scissors. The game ran using a cartridge which slotted directly into the master system. (This is my number one game for MS) Next on my list would have to be Shinobi. This was another great hack and slash but using a samurai sword which made it even more fun. There were five missions to complete and each had a ... Read the full review: The Sega Master System & My Top 3 Games by Jazzy09 |
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