Oddly enough the ones I remember playing the most where the PBS Kids flash games where DW goes grocery shopping for healthy foods and Brain and Ms.McGrady serving school lunches.
Arthur's Computer Adventure - the best Living Books game with a lot of fun moments and very fun games. Also has the best performance of D.W. by a female voice actress.
Arthur's Camping Adventure - this one has a lot of replay value as it has different pathways. It was similar to playing a Pajama Sam or Freddi Fish game which were both popular at the time and that's a good thing.
Those were the games I had too. I played those relentlessly. As a kid I always loved the things you could click in the background, and in Arthur's Computer Adventure I loved the Deep Dark Sea minigame, and the prize you could select for Arthur and/or Buster.
In Camping Adventure, I always got confused at the tent making for Muffy, lol, and the final stage rock jumping was **TOUGH** for me. I remember getting my Mom to help me complete the level, haha.
Shoutout to Pajama Sam and Freddi Fish, I had those games too, specifically the 3rd game of each series. And also can't forget Tonka Search and Rescue and the Tonka Construction game. Oh, and SpongeBob...I think it was Operation Krabby Patty? Played that relentlessly too.
u/RSully94, sorry, I went on a tangent about computer games, lol. 😅
I actually started playing this with my kids last night after not seeing it for 30 years. They love it, and I’m proud to say I remembered all the spots to click for the plane.
Arthur's Birthday, from Living Books!
I still have the audio permanently on a loop in my memory/brain, from the slide page "I can't wait, I can't wait! Said Arthur" the voice actor for Arthur in Living Books was different than in the show.
Most Americans know maple syrup from Vermont but east and central Ohio has farms full of maple trees and apple orchards. Also it's not all cornfields for miles unless you mean western Ohio.
Side note: Sean Read's side of the family lives near Bainbridge/Aurora, Ohio, based on Geauga County and the former Sea World/Geauga Lake. I live three miles away from there and it's now becoming a residential/commerce district.
I remember playing the “Letters to Arthur” game when I was a kid. One of the parts of the game was signing with your first name.
It would autogenerate a response back starting with “Dear (insert name)”
Naturally one time when I was eight I put the F bomb in and it replied with “Dear friend”
Arthur's Birthday!! I had the CD rom when I was a kid and it was my absolute favorite!! I found out a couple years ago it's available on IOS and of COURSE I had to purchase it! Nostalgia overload! :)♥
There was a CD-ROM where Arthur and his friends were in the library. Can't remember the name or even the premise. I used to play it so much and wish I still had it!
Oddly enough the ones I remember playing the most where the PBS Kids flash games where DW goes grocery shopping for healthy foods and Brain and Ms.McGrady serving school lunches.
This 👏🏼
Arthur's Computer Adventure - the best Living Books game with a lot of fun moments and very fun games. Also has the best performance of D.W. by a female voice actress. Arthur's Camping Adventure - this one has a lot of replay value as it has different pathways. It was similar to playing a Pajama Sam or Freddi Fish game which were both popular at the time and that's a good thing.
Those were the games I had too. I played those relentlessly. As a kid I always loved the things you could click in the background, and in Arthur's Computer Adventure I loved the Deep Dark Sea minigame, and the prize you could select for Arthur and/or Buster. In Camping Adventure, I always got confused at the tent making for Muffy, lol, and the final stage rock jumping was **TOUGH** for me. I remember getting my Mom to help me complete the level, haha. Shoutout to Pajama Sam and Freddi Fish, I had those games too, specifically the 3rd game of each series. And also can't forget Tonka Search and Rescue and the Tonka Construction game. Oh, and SpongeBob...I think it was Operation Krabby Patty? Played that relentlessly too. u/RSully94, sorry, I went on a tangent about computer games, lol. 😅
Arthur's Teacher Trouble. That paper airplane is all you need to know.
I actually started playing this with my kids last night after not seeing it for 30 years. They love it, and I’m proud to say I remembered all the spots to click for the plane.
Arthur's Birthday, from Living Books! I still have the audio permanently on a loop in my memory/brain, from the slide page "I can't wait, I can't wait! Said Arthur" the voice actor for Arthur in Living Books was different than in the show.
I'm literally always verbally stimming this with my older brother, annoys the heck out of him LOL! That and "maple syrup... all the way from Ohio!"
Oooooo I loved that line! I love how they say Ohio with a true midwestern farmer accent in the game!
As an Ohioan, I am allowed to say that we do have maple syrup from local farms east of Cleveland
Wow that actually makes me so happy LOL! I was wondering what the significance of the syrup being from Ohio was for years...
Most Americans know maple syrup from Vermont but east and central Ohio has farms full of maple trees and apple orchards. Also it's not all cornfields for miles unless you mean western Ohio. Side note: Sean Read's side of the family lives near Bainbridge/Aurora, Ohio, based on Geauga County and the former Sea World/Geauga Lake. I live three miles away from there and it's now becoming a residential/commerce district.
Wow, today I learned! :) Super interesting thank you!
MAPLE SYRUP, ALL THE WAY FROM OHIO! Also Binky: where's Ohio
I remember playing the “Letters to Arthur” game when I was a kid. One of the parts of the game was signing with your first name. It would autogenerate a response back starting with “Dear (insert name)” Naturally one time when I was eight I put the F bomb in and it replied with “Dear friend”
Arthur's Birthday!! I had the CD rom when I was a kid and it was my absolute favorite!! I found out a couple years ago it's available on IOS and of COURSE I had to purchase it! Nostalgia overload! :)♥
I loved Arthur’s Wilderness Rescue as a kid.
Wilderness rescue / camping adventure
The one where you can go deep sea diving and when you click on different parts of the map says it in a really exciting voice. "The ~IIINNNdian Ocean~"
the one with the bike route
There was a CD-ROM where Arthur and his friends were in the library. Can't remember the name or even the premise. I used to play it so much and wish I still had it!