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Set Sail for adventure! Seven Seas is a strategy style PC game for Windows by PopCap Games. The object of the game is to destroy all Pirate Ships on each level by hitting them with your cannons or luring them into reefs or collisions with each other. You control the white ship with your mouse. It can move one square at a time, straight or diagonally. -- Readme file -- Ahoy matey! Time to set sail for an ocean full of danger! You control the White Galleon, and your goal is to eliminate all the Pirate Ships on each level. You can destroy them with your Cannons, or lure them into collisions with island reefs and each other. But beware! There are smarter pirates lurking out there, along with even more dreadful things. CONTROLS Move your Galleon by clicking on any of the 8 squares surrounding it. You will move into that square unless it's blocked by an island or shipwreck (or pirate, but you wouldn't want to go there anyway!). Fire your Galleon's cannons by clicking directly on your ship. You'll fire a broadside 3 squares to both the left and the right of your ship. Remember, you can only fire to the left and right, so you'll need to maneuver into place to take out the Pirate Ships! GAMEPLAY Seven Seas is a turn-based game. After YOU move, all the Pirates move. Then you get the chance to move again, followed by the Pirates, and so on. You can take as much time as you like deciding what to do. On Easy level, you'll see red arrows for the first couple waves that show you exactly where the Pirates will go after your move. This will let you plan your strategy. Later, you'll have to trust in your own knowledge of the different Pirates to see you through! The Pirates will try to collide with you. If they succeed, you'll lose one of the three lives you begin the game with. You must do your best to sink all the Pirates on each level. When you've destroyed them all, you'll proceed to the next wave. FIRING YOUR CANNONS You fire your cannons by clicking directly on your Galleon, or by pressing the '5' key on the numeric keypad. You'll always fire a broadside to the left and right of your ship. Your cannons have a range of 3 squares unless blocked by an island. TRICKING THE PIRATES Normal Pirates will always steer straight for you, whether or not there's an island, shipwreck, or fellow Pirate in the way. They'll be destroyed if they collide with an obstacle, leaving behind a shipwreck. Shipwrecks can be fired over with your cannons, but otherwise block movement. Remember you can get the Pirates to crash aground on shipwrecks as well! WHIRLPOOLS There are 4 whirlpools on each board, one in each corner of the map. Don't be scared! You can use them as an escape route when things get tricky. Sail into a whirlpool and you'll be transported instantly to a random square on the map. Of course, you could always come up somewhere even worse than where you were before, so be careful! On later levels, stormy seas will cause the whirlpools to appear and disappear at regular intervals. You'll have to time your approach properly to enter them! ENEMIES Here's a list of all the foes you'll eventually encounter in Seven Seas: PIRATES: These are the basic bad guys. Not very smart, but there are lots of them! CRIMSON CORSAIRS: These red vessels are piloted by experienced pirates, and will never accidentally crash into an island, shipwreck, or other ship. You'll probably need to use your cannons to sink them! BLUE BUCCANEERS: These rare blue ships are captained by legendary pirate chieftains, and are armed with dual cannons just like you! Unlike other pirates, they're not interested in colliding with you, but in lining you up for their guns! You'll need to be very careful dealing with them, though they have a tendency to blow up other pirates in their mad hunt for you. SEA MONSTER: This terrible serpent from the briny deeps can't be destroyed. You must simply avoid it! If you're lucky, it may devour unfortunate pirates by accident. THE FLYING DUTCHMAN: This mythical ghost ship hovers over the waves, piloted by a literal 'skeleton crew'! The Dutchman can be beaten, but it'll take all your skills to outmaneuver! TREASURE ISLAND Every 10 levels, you get a chance at the Treasure Island bonus stage. Your goal here is to discover the buried treasure chest without accidentally unearthing any of the pirates also buried on the island! -- Timestamps -- TBD -- Game Credits -- Seven Seas was created by PopCap Games. Game Design: Jason Kapalka Programming: Richie Cresswell Art: Josh Langley Music: Skaven (http://www.badzilla.net/~skaven/) Software Libraries: Brian Fiete Biz Guy: John Vechey -- Settings and application information -- Game runs on Windows 10 SEVEN SEAS™ DELUXE version 1.13 January 29, 2003 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

Atomica is a strategy style PC game for Windows by Popcap. To play the game, one must create molecules by moving around atoms to form a square of atoms in the same color. There's an action and strategy mode. -- Readme file -- GOAL The goal of Atomica is to create MOLECULES by moving ATOMS around the Game Grid. New atoms will continue to appear, and when you can no longer make any moves, the game will end. GAME TYPES After the game loads, you will see a screen allowing you to choose Strategy mode or Action mode. If you have a saved game, you will also see the option to continue that saved game. There is also the option to quit back to Windows. STRATEGY MODE This is similar to the web version of Atomica. You can take as long as you like to make each move. When you quit out of Strategy mode, your game will automatically be saved. You can continue it the next time you play by choosing Classic mode again. ACTION MODE Action Mode is a new version of Atomica that plays in real-time. It is best suited to experienced players who want a fast-paced exciting game! In Action mode, new atoms continually appear on the board, whether you are moving a piece or not. As in Strategy, your game is automatically saved whenever you quit, and can be continued by selecting Continue Saved Game the next time you play. EXPERT MODES On the right of each bar is a small button reading "Click Here for Expert Mode." This will let you play Strategy or Action in an advanced mode, suitable for experienced players. The game is much more difficult, but you will also score many more points. GAMEPLAY You must arrange atoms on the grid to form molecules. A molecule is formed when 4 atoms of the same color are arranged in a 2x2 square. You can also form a double molecule by arranging 6 molecules of the same color in a 2x3 rectangle. When a molecule is formed, those atoms will merge together and disappear from the board, getting sucked down into the Vortex. NEW ATOMS New atoms will appear on the board every time you move and DO NOT complete a molecule. Usually, 3 new atoms will appear with each move. COMBOS An important part of the game is learning how to score COMBOS. These will make you lots of extra points, and can help charge your ATOMIC BOMB. The GEIGER COUNTER at the top of the screen will get progressively more agitated as you make bigger combos. ATOMIC BOMB At the bottom of the screen you will see the Atomic Bomb button and meter. Detonating the Atomic Bomb will destroy a number of random atoms on the grid. The Bomb gets charged by completing Combos! MOLECULE METER This meter is located at the top of the screen. Whenever you complete a molecule, it will fill up a bit. To progress to the next level, you must fill it all the way up. In Action mode, the meter works a bit differently. It fills up on its own. BONUS MOLECULES After you have created a number of atoms, you will see the Bonus Molecule window. You must arrange atoms on the board so that they match the configuration shown in the Bonus Window. If you do so, they will merge into a brand new Bonus Molecule. There are 5 different types of Bonus Molecule. Level 3 Bonus Molecules? If they exist, they'd have astonishing abilities... You may occasionally see a strange reflective atom appear on the grid. These are CHROMIUM atoms. They basically act as wildcards. Occasionally you will see Biohazard atoms appear on the grid... these pulsating atoms will have a countdown printed on their side. After a certain number of levels, you will see your first Radiation Round. This is a bonus round where you are challenged to remove all the atoms from the screen. If you can do so, you'll receive a bonus. MAGNET ROUNDS These are special levels that occasionally occur, in which the atoms will all "fall" to one side or another of the grid, drawn by a powerful magnet. This artificial "gravity" makes your job much trickier. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:11 Strategy Mode 32:36 Action Mode 50:06 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Atomica was created by PopCap Games. Game Design: Jason Kapalka Programming and Art: John Raptis Additional Art: Josh Langley Music: Hannu Salonen Add'l Cartoons: Stephen Notley (http://www.angryflower.com) Software Libraries: Brian Fiete Biz Guy: John Vechey Thanks to all our beta testers and players on PopCap.com for their valuable feedback! -- Settings and application information -- Game runs on Windows 10 ATOMICA™ Deluxe version 2.52 March 17, 2003 REQUIRED SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS CPU: Pentium II 300 Mhz or better Memory: 64 MB RAM Operating System: Windows 95, 98, 2000, ME, or XP RECOMMENDED SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Pentium II 500 Mhz or better processor. -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

All aboard the Text Express. The concept is simple, beat the opposite train to the next station. Use words as the coal to stoke the fire to get you there. Longer words make more fire to help you beat the opposite train. Get stoking now! Text Express features new graphics, sound, and music, play fullscreen, exciting new Action game, save your game, make words up to 7 letters long Genre: Puzzle - Word games Release date: 19 December 2003 Requirements to play the full version Operating System: Windows 7/8/10 Processor: 0.3 GHz or higher Memory: 32 MB RAM or more DirectX Version: DirectX 6.0 or higher This game doesn't work with touchscreen. You can't play this game on a mobile phone or a tablet. --◀ Developer description -- -- Video creator notes -- This is the demo version of the game. I didn't play the full 60 minutes of the demo. After a few minutes, I used below website to find the words instead of trying myself 😁 https://wordfinder.yourdictionary.com/word-maker/ Original link to the demo version: -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Intro 0:15 Classic Mode 25:40 Classic Mode Hard 29:25 Action Mode Hard 36:55 Action Mode Easy 38:56 Classic Mode Easy 40:30 Help and Credits 42:15 Outro -- Game Credits -- Text Express Deluxe was created by Nuclide for Zylom. -- Settings and application information -- Recorded using: Bandicam Edited using: VEGAS Pro 18.0 Software build: TEXT EXPRESS DELUXE version 1.0.0 December 19, 2003 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

Frogger 2: Swampy's Revenge is an action video game developed by Blitz Games and published by Hasbro Interactive for the PlayStation, Game Boy Color, Microsoft Windows, and Dreamcast. The game is part of the Frogger series, and the sequel to the 1997 remake of Frogger, featuring similar 4-way movement gameplay in a 3D world and 6 different environments. Unlike its predecessor, Frogger 2 features a choice of different characters to play with in the game, several multiplayer modes, and an in-game storyline. A Nintendo 64 port of the game was planned, but was later cancelled. Plot Swampy, a crocodile whom Frogger jumped on in the past, gets revenge on Frogger by stealing the many baby frog siblings of his girlfriend, Lillie Frog. Frogger and Lillie pursue Swampy through various worlds rescuing the baby frogs along the way. Swampy travels to space, where he uses a satellite to broadcast a commercial for his own game, Swampy: The Game. Frogger follows in a rocket that Lillie manages to activate, and corners Swampy in a space station, where a device transports them back to Earth during Halloween. Swampy attempts to create his game in a factory under a haunted house, by using the baby frogs. Frogger and Lillie attempt to stop him, but end up trapped in a cage being lowered towards a pit full of magma. Swampy's plan goes errant after one of the baby frogs, named Tad, escapes the conveyor belt and starts playing on the controls, in the process freeing Frogger and Lillie, releasing the other baby frogs, and severely damaging the machine, quickly building up into an earthquake. After the frogs escape, the factory and mansion explode from the malfunctioning machine, and Swampy is flung off into the distance. -- Preceding info from Wikipedia -- -- Info from myabandonware -- ALT NAME Frogger 2: Zemsta Błotniaka YEAR 2000 PLATFORM Windows RELEASED IN United States GENRE Action THEME Platform PUBLISHER Hasbro Interactive, Inc. DEVELOPER Blitz Games Ltd Description of Frogger 2: Swampy's Revenge Frogger was rebooted in the mid/late 90s to rather mixed reviews with “Frogger: He's Back!” Frogger 2 offered more Frogger goodness (or badness, depending on how you felt about 90s Frogger) with a few tweaks and improvements and wrapped into a new “story” (though, I use the term loosely). The player has to clear deadly trap- and enemy-filled obstacle courses while collecting little frogs. Unlike Frogger 2's predecessor, levels are more streamlined and linear, resulting in a more traditional arcade platforming experience. The world of Frogger is bright and colorful and filled with all sorts of weird pastel things that will kill you. The biggest problem I have with Frogger is that even though it looks shiny and new (by the standards of 2000, anyway), the mechanics feel frustratingly old and clunky. While environments and enemies are all 3D rendered with fluid animations, Frogger's gameplay is entirely tile-based—this makes it difficult to judge timing on moves and jumps because Frogger and his enemies have hit-boxes that take up the entire tile. A lot of times, you'll be left wondering “How did that thing hit me? It should have been still in front of me/already past me!” Frogger 2 offers several play modes, including challenges (time-attacks), multiplayer, and story mode. With Frogger 2 available on X-Box Live, you're probably more likely to find multiplayer there than for PC these days. Most folks picking this up will likely be going for Story Mode. Annoyingly, Story Mode may only be continued after being dropped back to the main menu and reloading the mode with the last level selected. And with how tough Frogger 2 is, you may be needing to continue a lot. If you're a die-hard Frogger fan or morbidly curious about this rebooted franchise that you may have missed out on, Frogger 2 may be worth checking out. Otherwise, skip. Given the frustrating degree of play precision required along with the lack of reward, it's not great for casual play. System Requirements Windows Minimum, Recommended Operating system (OS) 95, 98 Processor (CPU) Intel Pentium 200 MMX System memory (RAM): 32 MB Hard disk drive (HDD) 70 MB Video card (GPU) 3D Video Card 2 MB of VRAM DirectX 7 compatible Review By P. Alexander -- Video creator notes -- The game was played using VMWare Workstation and a Windows 10 VM, because on bare metal Windows 10 the game's loading screen and end screen did not show up properly. The drawbacks of playing the game this way are: No anti-aliasing applied, a border around text, lower framerate. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:05 The Garden 2:32 Haunted House 13:12 Video outro -- Settings and application information -- Used software: VMWare Workstation OS: Windows 10 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Frogger #Nostalgia #Gaming

It seems Otis the cow has completely lost it in this newly leaked footage 🤯🤠 #weirdchamp A.k.a. Otis voice snippets from the 2006 Barnyard videogame when inside the barn at night. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Milk me 0:09 Gonna party all night 0:15 Next round's on me 0:19 No sleep till daybreak 0:25 Do you smell bbq sauce? 0:33 Youknowwhatimsaying 0:43 Otis crashed 1:00 Mah barn 1:08 You gotta move it 1:31 Go out with me 1:44 Defy authority 1:50 RIP pip 2:11 Let's boogy 2:28 Next round's on me 2:38 This chicken's gotta fly 2:52 Mah boi -- Settings and application information -- Barnyard PC Game (2006) How I got Barnyard working in 1440p resolution step-by-step: 1. First, make sure that the folder is not read only. Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\THQ\Blue Tongue Entertainment then right click on the Barnyard folder , click on "Properties" and uncheck the "Read only" box. 2. Download a hex editor (for example HxD). 3. Open the downloaded editor and import (Ctrl+O) Barnyard.exe file. 4. Press Ctrl+F, go to the "Hex-values" tab and type (or paste) 446800004844 in the text field. Replace the 00004844 value with: 00803B44 for 5:4 screens 00806A44 for 25:16 screens 00007044 for 16:10 screens 00007A44 for 15:9 screens 00408544 for 16:9 screens 5. Press Ctrl+F again and type 282003 6. Mark the 2003 value and type the width of your resolution in the Int16 field. 7. Mark 5802 value on Offset (h) 00262E00 and type the height of your resolution in the Int16 field. 8. Search for 920A863FC3 Replace the 920A863FC3 value with: D6837E3F for 5:4 screens 9195973F for 25:16 screens 1DB99C3F for 16:10 screens EE8E9F3F for 15:9 screens 6210A83F for 16:9 screens 9. Save the changes and import Setup.exe file ("C:\Program Files (x86)\THQ\Blue Tongue Entertainment\Barnyard\Setup\Setup.exe") 10. Search for 200300005802. 11. Like in the Barnyard.exe file, type your resolution dimensions in the Int16 field for the 2003 and 5802 values. 12. Save the changes and start Setup.exe, select the resolution you just inserted. 13. Now start the game Note: some resolutions may not be supported. Credits: AuToMaNiAk005 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HB0yvDiOiXE&t=484s -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

The Samsung Galaxy S6 hasn't been receiving updates by Samsung for a while now. Is there a way to keep the device secure and up-to-date? Yes, there is! There are unofficial builds of LineageOS available that can be installed on the device. LineageOS is an open-source Android distribution. All you need is a PC and the USB cable from the device, the instructions in the video and the below sources. Sources for model zerofltexx (shown in video): https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/zerofltexx/install https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261716414 https://opengapps.org/ https://eu.dl.twrp.me/zeroflte/twrp-3.3.1-0-zeroflte.img.html https://lineageos.wickenberg.nu/zerofltexx Video recording with this firmware is hit or miss, after adjusting some settings and connecting to WiFi it seems to be working for some reason. Also, on newer versions of the firmware the problem is seemingly gone. -- Information from Wikipedia -- The Samsung Galaxy S6 is a line of Android-based smartphones manufactured, released and marketed by Samsung Electronics. Succeeding the Samsung Galaxy S5, the S6 was not released as a singular model, but instead in two variations unveiled and marketed together—the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge—with the latter differentiated primarily by having a display that is wrapped along the sides of the device. The S6 and S6 Edge were unveiled on March 1, 2015, during the Samsung Unpacked press event at MWC Barcelona, and released April 10, 2015. During the subsequent Samsung Unpacked event on August 13, 2015 (alongside the Galaxy Note 5), Samsung unveiled a third model, the Galaxy S6 Edge+, which features a larger phablet-sized display (5.7 inches instead of 5.1) and more memory (4 GB instead of 3), but lacks an infrared transmitter used for remote controlling. Although the overall design of the Galaxy S6 still features characteristics from prior models, its construction was revamped to use a metal unibody frame and glass backing instead of plastic. Samsung also promoted an improved camera, streamlined user interface, support for major wireless charging standards, and support for a mobile payments platform that allows the device to emulate the magnetic strip from a credit card. The Galaxy S6 received mostly positive reviews from critics, who praised the devices' upgraded build quality over prior models, along with improvements to their displays, performance, camera, and other changes. -- Information from GSMArena -- Versions: G920F (Europe); G920FD (Philippines, Pakistan, Russia, Ukraine); G920FQ (Turkey); G920I (LATAM, Singapore, India, Australia, New Zealand); G920A (AT&T); G920T (T-Mobile); G920S/K (Korea); G9200 (Hong Kong); G9208 (China); G9208/SS (China); G9209 (China) NETWORK Technology GSM / HSPA / LTE Speed HSPA 42.2/5.76 Mbps, LTE-A Cat6 300/50 Mbps LAUNCH Announced 2015, March 01. Released 2015, April Status Discontinued SIM Nano-SIM DISPLAY Type Super AMOLED Size 5.1 inches, 71.5 cm2 Resolution 1440 x 2560 pixels, 16:9 ratio PLATFORM: Android 5.0.2 (Lollipop), upgradable to Android 8.0 (Oreo), TouchWiz UI Chipset: Exynos 7420 Octa (14 nm) CPU: Octa-core (4x2.1 GHz Cortex-A57 & 4x1.5 GHz Cortex-A53) GPU: Mali-T760MP8 Internal 32GB 3GB RAM, 64GB 3GB RAM, 128GB 3GB RAM UFS 2.0 MAIN CAMERA Single 16 MP, f/1.9, 28mm (wide), 1/2.6", 1.12µm, AF, OIS Features LED flash, auto-HDR, panorama Video 4K@30fps, 1080p@30/60fps, 720p@120fps, HDR, stereo sound rec., OIS, gyro-EIS SELFIE CAMERA Single 5 MP, f/1.9, 22mm (wide), 1/4.1", 1.34µm Features Dual video call, Auto-HDR Video 1440p@30fps 3.5mm jack Yes 24-bit/192kHz audio COMMS WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot Bluetooth 4.1, A2DP, LE, aptX GPS Yes, with A-GPS, GLONASS, BDS NFC Yes S-Voice natural language commands and dictation Samsung Pay (Visa, MasterCard certified) BATTERY Type Li-Ion 2550 mAh, non-removable Charging Fast charging 15W MISC Colors White Pearl, Black Sapphire, Gold Platinum, Blue Topaz Models SM-G9200, SM-G9208, SM-G9208/SS, SM-G9209, SM-G920A, SM-G920F, SM-G920FD, SM-G920I, SM-G920S, SM-G920T, SM-G920K, SC-05G, SM-G920L, SM-G920 -- Timestamps -- 0:00​ Video intro 0:11​ Phone specs 0:38​ Installing USB driver 2:25​ Installing custom recovery 4:45 Installing LineageOS 6:40 Flashing GApps (Google Apps) 7:50 Reboot 8:25 LineageOS Setup 9:05 Experience 13:22 Camera bugs 14:40 Outro -- Video information -- Recorded using a Sony FDR-AX53 Edited using VEGAS Pro 18 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

The last piece of finishing the game is buying the secret collector's card in Fred and George's shop, afterwards you will be taken to the bean bonus room which has no time limit this time and can be left at any time. After this all requirements have been met. And if you now go outside to the professors, they will check your requirements list to tell you, you have passed the year. Then the outro of the game will show and consecutively the game's credits. I have also put in all names on the collector's cards in the video for completeness. Outro cutscene text: As the Hogwarts Express carried him and his friends back to King's Cross Station, Harry recalled something Professor Dumbledore had said... You think the dead we have loved ever truly leave us? You think that we don't recall them more clearly than ever in times of great trouble? Your father is alive in you, Harry, and shows himself most plainly when you have need of him. To fully finish the game, you will need to complete all third-year requirements. The requirements are fully met after this video. The requirements are: Finish the Carpe Retractum Challenge ✅ Finish the Draconifors-Lapifors Challenge✅ Finish the Glacius Challenge ✅ Finish all rounds of The Monster Book of Monsters' Encounter ✅ Finish all rounds of Hippogriff Flying Courses ✅ Finish all rounds of Pixie Encounter ✅ Collect all Portrait Passwords ✅ Collect all Collector's Cards ✅ -- Info from HarryPotter Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:06 Buying collector's card 0:16 Bean Bonus Room 5:45 Ending cutscene 6:54 Game credits 8:50 Collector's cards 9:11 Famous Wizards Cards 12:05 Famous Witches Cards 15:30 Quidditch Cards 16:43 Famous Vampires Cards 18:17 Famous Goblins Cards 19:12 Famous Hags Cards 20:42 Famous Giants Cards 22:03 Dragon Cards 23:09 Beast Cards 26:37 Bonus Cards 27:54 Harry.exe 28:21 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Music Composed/Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, notes -- Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name. Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: PC Gaming Wiki -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

Continuing the quest to find all secrets that can be found inside of Hogwarts, buying all portrait passwords and going inside the portraits and collecting all collector's cards. In order to finally finish the game. To fully finish the game, you will need to complete all third year requirements. The requirements are almost fully met after this video. The requirements are: Finish the Carpe Retractum Challenge ✅ Finish the Draconifors-Lapifors Challenge✅ Finish the Glacius Challenge ✅ Finish all rounds of The Monster Book of Monsters' Encounter ✅ Finish all rounds of Hippogriff Flying Courses ✅ Finish all rounds of Pixie Encounter ✅ Collect all Portrait Passwords ✅ Collect all Collector's Cards In the last few videos of this let's play, I'll be working towards finishing up the requirements. -- Info from HarryPotter Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:08 Peeves 1:30 Secret 1 2:25 Exploring 6:00 Floor 2 Extras 7:30 Floor 3 Extras 8:15 Floor 4 Extras 9:15 Floor 5 Extras 10:10 Floor 7 Extras 11:20 Secret 3 11:50 Fred and George's Shop 16:58 Polyglottal Portrait 19:44 Dirigible Portrait 22:08 Bibble Portrait 23:11 Tummy-Button Portrait 24:50 Fred and George's Shop 27:28 Forsooth Portrait 29:08 Gezundheit Portrait 31:53 Snafflejack Portrait 35:00 Searching... 37:00 Secret 4 38:00 Lunartickle Portrait 39:40 Searching... 41:55 Fred and George's Shop 42:02 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Music Composed/Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, notes -- Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name. Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: PC Gaming Wiki -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

What if #mmmmcow was just a cow eating grass (more like dirt) not wearing any "drip" and not dancing 🤔 memes these days are weird, but I decided to play along :) How I got Barnyard working in 1440p resolution step-by-step: 1. First, make sure that the folder is not read only. Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\THQ\Blue Tongue Entertainment then right click on the Barnyard folder , click on "Properties" and uncheck the "Read only" box. 2. Download a hex editor (for example HxD). 3. Open the downloaded editor and import (Ctrl+O) Barnyard.exe file. 4. Press Ctrl+F, go to the "Hex-values" tab and type (or paste) 446800004844 in the text field. Replace the 00004844 value with: 00803B44 for 5:4 screens 00806A44 for 25:16 screens 00007044 for 16:10 screens 00007A44 for 15:9 screens 00408544 for 16:9 screens 5. Press Ctrl+F again and type 282003 6. Mark the 2003 value and type the width of your resolution in the Int16 field. 7. Mark 5802 value on Offset (h) 00262E00 and type the height of your resolution in the Int16 field. 8. Search for 920A863FC3 Replace the 920A863FC3 value with: D6837E3F for 5:4 screens 9195973F for 25:16 screens 1DB99C3F for 16:10 screens EE8E9F3F for 15:9 screens 6210A83F for 16:9 screens 9. Save the changes and import Setup.exe file ("C:\Program Files (x86)\THQ\Blue Tongue Entertainment\Barnyard\Setup\Setup.exe") 10. Search for 200300005802. 11. Like in the Barnyard.exe file, type your resolution dimensions in the Int16 field for the 2003 and 5802 values. 12. Save the changes and start Setup.exe, select the resolution you just inserted. 13. Now start the game Note: some resolutions may not be supported. Credits: AuToMaNiAk005 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HB0yvDiOiXE&t=484s #memes #cow #spicy

This video displays all secrets that can be found on the Hogwarts' Grounds, as well as fully playing through all Hippogriff Flying Courses and fully completing the Pixie Encounter near Hagrid's house. To fully finish the game, you will need to complete all third year requirements. The requirements aren't met yet in this video. The requirements are: Finish the Carpe Retractum Challenge ✅ Finish the Draconifors-Lapifors Challenge✅ Finish the Glacius Challenge ✅ Finish all rounds of The Monster Book of Monsters' Encounter ✅ Finish all rounds of Hippogriff Flying Courses ✅ Finish all rounds of Pixie Encounter ✅ Collect all Portrait Passwords Collect all Collector's Cards In the last few videos of this let's play, I'll be working towards finishing up the requirements. -- Info from HarryPotter Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:05 Secret 1 1:07 Secret 2 2:10 Witches Secret 2:50 Buying Collector's Cards 5:30 Garden 8:20 Timer Puzzle 13:15 Secret 4 - Lumos Gargoyle 14:20 Outside Hagrid's 16:13 Secret 5 16:40 Pixie Infestation 23:40 Hippogriff Flying (music muted) 33:40 Secret 6 (Last Secret) 36:05 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Music Composed/Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, notes -- Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name. Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: PC Gaming Wiki -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

News of Sirius Black's escape spread throughout the school like wildfire. No one seemed to know how he'd managed it. Harry, Ron and Hermione kept what they knew to themselves. Besides, it was the day of their final exams - and not all of the friends were well prepared. Like Ron. Ron's Carpe Retractum exam is first, the exam is taken by Professor Lupin. When you've finished the challenge and collected all five shields, Ron has mastered the Carpe Retractum Spell. Second is Hermione's Exam, the exam is taken by Professor McGonagall. Hermione practised the exam by using the Time-Turner she lent from the professor. When you've finished the challenge and collected all five shields, Hermione has mastered the Draconifors and Lapifors spells. Third is Harry's Exam, the exam is taken by Professor Flitwick. When you've finished the challenge and collected all five shields, Harry has mastered the Glacius spell. For whatever reason, there is no music in Harry Potter's exam. For every exam you will need to collect all five challenge shields for a perfect score. Every exam combines elements from all other adventures in this game and the challenges from each character. To fully finish the game, you will need to complete all third year requirements. The requirements aren't met yet in this video. The requirements are: Finish the Carpe Retractum Challenge Finish the Draconifors-Lapifors Challenge Finish the Glacius Challenge Finish all rounds of The Monster Book of Monsters' Encounter Finish all rounds of Hippogrif Flying Courses Finish all rounds of Pixie Encounter Collect all Portrait Passwords Collect all Collector's Cards In the last few videos of this let's play, I'll be working towards finishing up the requirements. -- Info from HarryPotter Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:05 Cutscene Hogwarts & Ron Exam 1:38 Ron's Final Exam 2:25 1st Shield 3:45 2nd Shield 3:50 3rd Shield 8:55 4th Shield 10:40 5th Shield - Ron's Final Exam End 14:32 Hermione's Final Exam 14:55 1st Shield 17:25 2nd Shield 18:00 3rd Shield 21:45 4th Shield 25:20 5th Shield - Hermione's Final Exam End 28:03 Harry's Final Exam 28:40 1st Shield 29:12 2nd Shield 29:55 3rd Shield 30:50 4th Shield 31:45 5th Shield - Harry's Final Exam End 33:43 Hogwarts 34:27 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Music Composed/Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, notes -- Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name. Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: PC Gaming Wiki -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

Despite the dangerous visitor lurking around Hogwarts, Harry insisted on going to visit Hagrid. He was anxious to hear the outcome of Buckbeak's trial. The execution was caried out, and near Hagrid's Ron finally finds Scabbers and follows the rat. It changes into a wolf and goes into the Whomping Willow with Ron. Hermione and Harry follow them. They end up inside a tunnel and follow the pathway. They encounter skeletons and multiple puzzle elements that need to be solved to proceed further along their path. Harry will also needs to use the Glacius charm on Salamanders. After a while, Harry falls trough a hole in the floor. Hermione looks for a way back up and needs to use the Draconifors spell to make a pathway appear. After a while Hermione will find herself blocked by a fence and a wall. The game switches back to Harry who needs to use the Glacius spell to freeze water and slide onto the frozen water. Finally after using spongify to find a way back up, Harry finds Hermione. They both hear Ron screaming. And proceed further together again. They come across a large hallway with stairs that need to be moved in order for them to pass. After following the staircase they find Ron with Sirius Black and Scabbers, who turns out to be wizard Peter Pettigrew. Peter Pettigrew had not only betrayed James and Lily Potter to Voldemort, he had also framed Sirius Black as Voldemort's spy. It was agreed that Pettigrew would be taken back to Hogwarts and turned over to Professor Dumbledore. But there was one more secret to be revealed that night... Professor Lupin is revealed to be a werewolf and Pettigrew escapes after transforming into a rat again. Harry helps Sirius and needs to push back the Dementors using Expecto Patronum. He almost gets captured by on of the Dementors. For a brief moment, Harry though he saw someone trying to help him. Was it his father? But no.. it couldn't be. Harry wakes up in the Hogwarts Hospital. They hear from Dumbledore that Sirius Black is not faring so well. He's locked in a high tower and he'll be handed over to the Dementors soon. Dumbledore references the time turner to Hermione which she can use to go back in time. They use it to save Buckbeak and fly him up to the tower to rescue Sirius. He learns that it was himself who cast the Patronus Spell that saved him from the Dementors. -- Info from HarryPotter Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:05 Cutscene Buckbeak & Scabbers 1:10 Tunnel Whomping Willow 17:55 Found Ron 18:55 Cutscene Lupin Werewolf 20:18 Dementors 1 21:20 Harry Hospital 22:30 Saving Buckbeak 28:53 Cutscene Lake 29:46 Dementors 2 31:09 Cutscene Saving Sirius 32:45 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Music Composed/Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, notes -- Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name. Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: PC Gaming Wiki -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

Professor Flitwick teaches Charms Class, today he will be teaching a freezing charm called Glacius. Harry is chosen to demonstrate the spell in the Glacius Challenge. Glacius is useful for freezing a number of things. In the game it is demonstrated first on an Amazonian salamandor. Harry will need to eliminate both the creature and its fire. Harry will also use the spell on flowing water to freeze it into solid ice. And then slide on the ice to the next part of the challenge. -- Info from Mobygames -- The player controls both Harry as well as his friends Ron and Hermione, while casting spells, solving puzzles and fighting enemies. Each of the three has one unique spell. When the three (or sometimes two) of them are together, the one best suited for the task at hand is automatically selected. If the power of several spells is required for a certain task, the other characters join in the casting. When not engaged in a specific mission, the castle of Hogwarts can be freely explored. Scattered all around Hogwarts, usually in hidden areas, are Every Flavour Beans, Pumpkin Pasties and Cauldron Cakes, which function as a sort of currency. They can be traded for Collectors Cards, passwords for portraits that lead to more secret areas, and power-ups. To finish the game, not only must the main missions be completed, but several side tasks as well. All 80 Collectors Cards must be found, all portrait passwords acquired and several mini-games completed. These include battles against pixies and a magically animated book, and a hippogriff flying course. I needed to do the challenge twice because I missed one of the shields. -- Info from HarryPotter.Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:08 Monsters Book of Monsters 4:55 Charms Class 5:22 Glacius Challenge Intro 5:48 Shield 1 6:10 Secret 1 6:21 Freezing water 7:00 Slide 1 7:27 Salamandors 2 7:58 Secret 2 8:32 Shield 2 8:40 Slide 2 9:00 Shield 3 9:17 Slide 2 (cont.) 9:57 Pixies 10:26 Secret 3 10:50 Shield 4 11:24 Salamandors 3 11:47 Shield 5 12:16 Slide 3 12:45 Pixies 13:10 Salamandors 4 13:22 Secret 4 13:50 Salamandors 5 14:47 Imps 15:26 Shield 7 15:46 Secret 5 16:10 Slide 4 16:50 Shield 8 17:04 Shield 9 (or 10) 17:30 Hogwarts Challenge Ending Cutscene 18:02 Restart Challenge for shields 25:35 Shield 10 (or 9) 26:34 Bean Bonus Room 28:51 Hogwarts 29:35 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Electronic Arts Production Team Stuart Whyte, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Cooper, Wayne K. Frost, Caroline Jenkins, Guy Miller, Robert O'Farrell, Alex Peters, Colin Robinson, Peter Samuels, Annabel Scott, Kevin Shrapnell, Kelvin Tuite, Harvey Wheaton Audio Team Adele Cutting, Nick Laviers Music Composed by Jeremy Soule Music Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, notes -- Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name. Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Prisoner_of_Azkaban -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

Harry is playing the first Quidditch match of the season on a stormy and foul morning. Until suddenly dementors show up and make him fall from his broom. Professor Lupin offers to help him with Anti-Dementor Lessons. Harry asked Lupin about Sirius Black - the man who had been his father's best friend... and had betrayed both James and Lily to Voldemort. The professor seemed reluctant to discuss the matter. So he went on to the lessons. Instead of bringing a dementor into the castle, Boggarts are used for the Anti-Dementor Lessons. Boggarts appear as the thing you fear the most. In Harry's case, that's a dementor. After practicing on a target Harry will need to use the Expecto Patronum spell on multiple Boggarts that have taken the shape of Dementors. Afterwards Ron finds out Scabbers is gone and he finds cat hair suggesting that maybe Crookshanks attacked Scabbers. Then Harry comes in quickly and tells Ron and Hermione that Buckbeak will be executed because he attacked Malfoy. The three go look in the library to find a book about Hippogriff baiting. Hermione finds the book and brings it to Hagrid. -- Info from Mobygames -- The player controls both Harry as well as his friends Ron and Hermione, while casting spells, solving puzzles and fighting enemies. Each of the three has one unique spell. When the three (or sometimes two) of them are together, the one best suited for the task at hand is automatically selected. If the power of several spells is required for a certain task, the other characters join in the casting. When not engaged in a specific mission, the castle of Hogwarts can be freely explored. Scattered all around Hogwarts, usually in hidden areas, are Every Flavour Beans, Pumpkin Pasties and Cauldron Cakes, which function as a sort of currency. They can be traded for Collectors Cards, passwords for portraits that lead to more secret areas, and power-ups. To finish the game, not only must the main missions be completed, but several side tasks as well. All 80 Collectors Cards must be found, all portrait passwords acquired and several mini-games completed. These include battles against pixies and a magically animated book, and a hippogriff flying course. -- Info from HarryPotter.Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:05 Quidditch-Dementor cutscene 2:00 Anti Dementor lessons 5:45 Hogwarts Buckbeak Cutscene 6:44 Library 11:34 Library ending cutscene 12:18 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Electronic Arts Production Team Stuart Whyte, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Cooper, Wayne K. Frost, Caroline Jenkins, Guy Miller, Robert O'Farrell, Alex Peters, Colin Robinson, Peter Samuels, Annabel Scott, Kevin Shrapnell, Kelvin Tuite, Harvey Wheaton Audio Team Adele Cutting, Nick Laviers Music Composed by Jeremy Soule Music Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, notes -- Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name. Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Prisoner_of_Azkaban -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

The Draconifors-Lapifors challenge is about spells: Lapifors, the transformation of a small object into a rabbit. And Draconifors, the transformation of a small object into a living creature like a dragon. The class is taught by Minerva McGonagal. You'll play this challenge with Hermione. On the way to the transfiguration class, Peeves again attacks you. After fighting Peevs, you can join the class. Cast the Lapifors spell on the rabbit statue. Direct it to chew through the grass into the holes, collect the beans, and dig out panels. Use Draconifors spell to animate dragon statues. Use it to collect the beans/pumpkins etc. and light the torches. Stun the Bundimuns, and jump on it for cauldron cakes. -- Info from Mobygames -- The player controls both Harry as well as his friends Ron and Hermione, while casting spells, solving puzzles and fighting enemies. Each of the three has one unique spell. When the three (or sometimes two) of them are together, the one best suited for the task at hand is automatically selected. If the power of several spells is required for a certain task, the other characters join in the casting. When not engaged in a specific mission, the castle of Hogwarts can be freely explored. Scattered all around Hogwarts, usually in hidden areas, are Every Flavour Beans, Pumpkin Pasties and Cauldron Cakes, which function as a sort of currency. They can be traded for Collectors Cards, passwords for portraits that lead to more secret areas, and power-ups. To finish the game, not only must the main missions be completed, but several side tasks as well. All 80 Collectors Cards must be found, all portrait passwords acquired and several mini-games completed. These include battles against pixies and a magically animated book, and a hippogriff flying course. -- Info from HarryPotter.Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:06 Cutscene 0:37 Going to Transfiguration class 1:38 Peeves 3:14 Transfiguration class 4:23 Lapifors #1 5:54 Lapifors #2 6:49 Lapifors #3 8:28 Draconifors #1 11:01 Draconifors #2 12:40 Lapifors #4 14:58 Draconifors #3 18:30 Blocks 19:27 Bundimuns 20:27 Lapifors #5 22:55 Imps 23:45 Secret: Cards slider 25:00 Last part of map 27:01 Lapifors #6 29:12 Draconifors #4 31:14 Challenge finished 31:34 Bean Bonus Room 33:48 Hogwarts Cutscene 34:46 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Electronic Arts Production Team Stuart Whyte, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Cooper, Wayne K. Frost, Caroline Jenkins, Guy Miller, Robert O'Farrell, Alex Peters, Colin Robinson, Peter Samuels, Annabel Scott, Kevin Shrapnell, Kelvin Tuite, Harvey Wheaton Audio Team Adele Cutting, Nick Laviers Music Composed by Jeremy Soule Music Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, notes -- Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name. Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Prisoner_of_Azkaban -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

After finishing the Carpe Retractum Challenge with Ron, George will give you the Marauder's Map. Then lead you to Fred and George's shop for the first time. When quitting the shop, Peeves will appear and will need to be beaten in order for him to drop the passwords for the portraits. Afterwards Harry flies a Hippogriff in Magical Creatures class. The Hippogriff, named Buckbeak, is scared by Malfoy who gets attacked by the Hippogriff. -- Info from Mobygames -- The player controls both Harry as well as his friends Ron and Hermione, while casting spells, solving puzzles and fighting enemies. Each of the three has one unique spell. When the three (or sometimes two) of them are together, the one best suited for the task at hand is automatically selected. If the power of several spells is required for a certain task, the other characters join in the casting. When not engaged in a specific mission, the castle of Hogwarts can be freely explored. Scattered all around Hogwarts, usually in hidden areas, are Every Flavour Beans, Pumpkin Pasties and Cauldron Cakes, which function as a sort of currency. They can be traded for Collectors Cards, passwords for portraits that lead to more secret areas, and power-ups. To finish the game, not only must the main missions be completed, but several side tasks as well. All 80 Collectors Cards must be found, all portrait passwords acquired and several mini-games completed. These include battles against pixies and a magically animated book, and a hippogriff flying course. -- Info from HarryPotter.Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:06 Portraits Cutscene 0:47 Fred and George's shop 4:56 Peeves 6:12 Going to Care of Magical Creatures class 7:56 Hippogriff Mini Game 11:17 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Electronic Arts Production Team Stuart Whyte, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Cooper, Wayne K. Frost, Caroline Jenkins, Guy Miller, Robert O'Farrell, Alex Peters, Colin Robinson, Peter Samuels, Annabel Scott, Kevin Shrapnell, Kelvin Tuite, Harvey Wheaton Audio Team Adele Cutting, Nick Laviers Music Composed by Jeremy Soule Music Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, notes -- Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name. Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Prisoner_of_Azkaban -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

Carpe Retractum is a spell that can be used to yourself towards something, or to pull something towards you. In the Carpe Retractum challenge, Ron Weasley will learn from Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher Professor Lupin how to cast and use Carpe Retractum. Extra info: Cast Carpe Retractum at the blue balls on platforms or in the sky. Sometime you'll need to use a Depulso panel for the blue balls to appear. Use the wizard crackers they throw at you to explode the imps. Rictusempra the pixies whenever they appear. Depulso knights for beans, in some instances this will reveal a challenge shield. Rictusempra the fire crabs into traps. Rictusempra the firecrabs off their platforms. Depulso knights and Alohomora the chests for bonusses and secrets. Portrait of Lumos gargoyle: Cast Alohomora on it, and Lumos on the gargoyle. Use the Spongify tiles to jump to higher places. In the last hall pick up the final challenge shield. You can take a visit to the Bean Bonus Room if you have collected all shields. -- Adapted from IGN walkthrough -- -- Info from Mobygames -- The player controls both Harry as well as his friends Ron and Hermione, while casting spells, solving puzzles and fighting enemies. Each of the three has one unique spell. When the three (or sometimes two) of them are together, the one best suited for the task at hand is automatically selected. If the power of several spells is required for a certain task, the other characters join in the casting. When not engaged in a specific mission, the castle of Hogwarts can be freely explored. Scattered all around Hogwarts, usually in hidden areas, are Every Flavour Beans, Pumpkin Pasties and Cauldron Cakes, which function as a sort of currency. They can be traded for Collectors Cards, passwords for portraits that lead to more secret areas, and power-ups. To finish the game, not only must the main missions be completed, but several side tasks as well. All 80 Collectors Cards must be found, all portrait passwords acquired and several mini-games completed. These include battles against pixies and a magically animated book, and a hippogriff flying course. -- Info from HarryPotter.Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:05 Defence Against the Dark Arts Class 1:08 Challenge introduction 1:50 First shield 3:05 2nd shield 4:20 Imps and Pixies 5:55 3rd shield 6:33 4th shield 8:30 Fire crabs 10:05 Pixies 10:20 5th shield 10:41 6th shield 11:44 7th shield 12:38 8th shield 13:55 Imps and Pixies 15:06 9th shield 15:55 Final shield 16:48 Bean Bonus Room 18:59 Back at Hogwarts 19:56 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Electronic Arts Production Team Stuart Whyte, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Cooper, Wayne K. Frost, Caroline Jenkins, Guy Miller, Robert O'Farrell, Alex Peters, Colin Robinson, Peter Samuels, Annabel Scott, Kevin Shrapnell, Kelvin Tuite, Harvey Wheaton Audio Team Adele Cutting, Nick Laviers Music Composed by Jeremy Soule Music Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, notes -- Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name. Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

The game starts with a cutscene outside the train, where a wolf is growling. Inside the train Ron, Hermione and Harry discuss Sirius Black escapement from Azkaban when Crookshanks starts running after Scabbers on the train. Harry, Ron and Hermione go to look for Scabbers. Where they'll learn Alohamora to open the door, then climb over the cases, cast Depulso on the block. Alohomora the chest and the cages to get to more chests. In next room, all three together cast a spell on the cabinet to reveal a Lumos gargoyle. Go through the revealed wall, and a case of flying books will open. Depulso the books to destroy them. At the end of the room Depulso the panel in the cage with the Depulso symbol. Alohomora the chest in the other cage, which now opens. Continue through the next room, where Draco Malfoy attacks you with a Monster Book of Monsters. Rictusempra the pages. Continue into next room to find Scabbers. A Dementor then attacks. Once Harry has fainted and Hermione gone for help, Ron must cast Depulso at everything that appears with the symbol (The symbols will appear and disappear). Once the Dementor breaks in, Remus Lupin will appear to drive it away. This part of the game doubles as a tutorial. -- Adapted from IGN walkthrough -- -- Info from Mobygames -- The player controls both Harry as well as his friends Ron and Hermione, while casting spells, solving puzzles and fighting enemies. Each of the three has one unique spell. When the three (or sometimes two) of them are together, the one best suited for the task at hand is automatically selected. If the power of several spells is required for a certain task, the other characters join in the casting. When not engaged in a specific mission, the castle of Hogwarts can be freely explored. Scattered all around Hogwarts, usually in hidden areas, are Every Flavour Beans, Pumpkin Pasties and Cauldron Cakes, which function as a sort of currency. They can be traded for Collectors Cards, passwords for portraits that lead to more secret areas, and power-ups. To finish the game, not only must the main missions be completed, but several side tasks as well. All 80 Collectors Cards must be found, all portrait passwords acquired and several mini-games completed. These include battles against pixies and a magically animated book, and a hippogriff flying course. -- Info from HarryPotter.Fandom -- The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay. -- Game info -- Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc. Developed by KnowWonder, Inc. Released Jun 04, 2004 Platform Windows Genre Action Perspective Behind view Gameplay: Puzzle elements Setting Fantasy -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:14 Game intro 1:41 Finding scabbers 3:00 Alohamora 3:26 Chest climbing 4:06 Depulso 5:10 Lumos 5:40 Books 7:00 Monster Book of Monsters 8:40 Dementor 10:50 Outro -- Game Credits -- Electronic Arts Production Team Stuart Whyte, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Cooper, Wayne K. Frost, Caroline Jenkins, Guy Miller, Robert O'Farrell, Alex Peters, Colin Robinson, Peter Samuels, Annabel Scott, Kevin Shrapnell, Kelvin Tuite, Harvey Wheaton Audio Team Adele Cutting, Nick Laviers Music Composed by Jeremy Soule Music Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb Narrator Stephen Fry Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp -- Application info, creator notes -- Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS. The file: "Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini" was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic

Adventures in Typing with Timon & Pumbaa is an educational typing computer game inspired by The Lion King. It was released in 1998 by Disney Interactive Studios, Inc. Blurb Finger placement, home row technique, editing mistakes and lots of good typing habits – learn all this and more as you progress through five exciting and challenging activities. Throughout your typing adventure, get private lessons from Rafiki, and plenty of laughs from wild and wacky Timon and Pumbaa. Synopsis In the dense jungle of Hakuna Matata, Timon and Pumbaa wander past Rafiki, who is using a keyboard. They declare that they are embarking on an adventure, to which Rafiki suggests that they take his keyboard with them. They refuse, insisting that they are in a hurry, and Rafiki worries that they will get into trouble. After their encounter with Rafiki, Timon and Pumbaa run into a trio of grubs, who start harassing Pumbaa by throwing berries at him. He retaliates by shooting berries at them through a hollow bamboo shoot, but the grubs manage to escape down holes in the dirt. Timon and Pumbaa sing "It's Good to be Home Again" at the conclusion of their journey. With the grubs gone, Timon and Pumbaa leave the jungle to cross the desert. However, Pumbaa faints from dehydration along the way. A worried Timon drags his friend to a water contraption and attempts to get the machine running, but it proves to be a difficult task. He eventually gets the machine to work, but becomes frustrated with its intricacies and implores Pumbaa to leave with him. Together, the two return to the jungle in search of food and find an oasis teeming with grubs. They gather the grubs onto a leaf, then stand triumphantly in the midst of the oasis, with Timon flaunting their accomplishments. However, they take off in a hurry when some hungry frogs gather nearby. Timon and Pumbaa travel to a cave, where they encounter a pair of hyenas, from whom they flee. Once to safety, they pause beside a stone wall to catch their breath and express their desire to return home. This prompts a mask on the wall to come to life and offer its help in completing their journey. With the mask's assistance, the wall is brought down in front of Timon and Pumbaa, revealing their watering hole, and they at last return home, where they sing "It's Good to be Home Again" with their jungle friends. Gameplay Adventures in Typing with Timon & Pumbaa is an educational typing computer game, designed for children ages six and older. The game is played almost entirely with keyboard mechanics, though minimal mouse movements are available in the final section. The game is split into 15 lessons. Typing activities: Smack-a-Bug (Lessons 1–3): Several grubs provoke Pumbaa, who retaliates by shooting berries at them through a hollow bamboo shoot. The grubs periodically appear out of holes in the ground, and the player must type the letter on each grub's back to shoot it. Savannah Water & Power (Lessons 4–7): Timon finds a mysterious water contraption in the desert that could save Pumbaa from dehydration. The player must type the words that appear on the signs in front of each part of the machine in order to help Timon get it running. Grub Getaway (Lessons 8–12): Timon and Pumbaa discover an oasis teeming with grubs. The player must type out words in order for Pumbaa to move across the ledges and collect the grubs. In later rounds, a frog appears and must be avoided, lest it steal some of the duo's grubs. Carnivore Cave (Lessons 13 and 14): In a cave, Timon and Pumbaa encounter a pair of hungry hyenas. The player must type sentences in order to help Pumbaa outrun the hyenas. Traveler's Tales (Lesson 15): Timon and Pumbaa are faced with a wall that separates them from their watering hole. The player must type paragraphs to complete a story about Timon and Pumbaa's adventures. For each completed paragraph, a part of the stone wall is removed, until Timon and Pumbaa's watering hole is revealed. Voice cast Robert Guillaume as Rafiki Kevin Schon as Timon Ernie Sabella as Pumbaa Tress MacNeille Frank Welker Publication Information Publisher/Developer: Disney Interactive Studios, Inc. Platforms: Windows 95/98, Mac OS Classic Genre: Educational typing -- Source: Lion King Fandom -- -- Video creator notes -- This is not a longplay, as I did not finish all 15 levels. There's already a full longplay on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzOEqqAwbvA -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Intros 1:18 Sign in screen 1:44 Smack-a-Bug 24:25 Savannah Water & Power 26:20 Grub Getaway 27:20 Carnivore Cave 29:54 Traveler's Tales 36:15 It's Good to be Home Again 38:04 Credits 38:56 Outro -- Application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Nostalgia #Videogame #Disney

Mystery and adventure follow Team Barbie Detective wherever they go - and this time is no different! Join Barbie, Ken, and Becky as they take a vacation at a beautiful beach resort hotel. However, their relaxing time turns soon turn into mystery and adventure! Together, you will try to find the hotel's long-forgotten treasure-beautiful antique jewels that have been stolen! But be careful, just when you think you've solved The Vacation Mystery, another one appears! Like everything else on this vacation, the old hotel is full of surprises. The original owner of the hotel was a brilliant inventor - and you'll find his eccentric inventions all over the hotel! You and Team Barbie Detective will encounter all kinds of mysterious puzzles, secret passages, and cool games. And, while you're trying to crack the case, you can enjoy some fun adventures too on hang gliders, beach racers, and speedboats! They may lead you to catching the suspect and solving the mystery! As you help Team Barbie Detective solve the case, you can print out the clues you've found and postcards of some of your favorite memories of your vacation adventures. Characters: Barbie This outstanding detective is always ready to help a friend solve a mystery. She's smart, she's cool, and she's ready to welcome you to Team Barbie Detective! Becky When it comes to cyber-sleuthing, no one is better than Becky. Contact her at any time through the special Crime Computer, and she'll give you all the scoop on clues and interviews. Ken He's always glad to help Team Barbie Detective tackle a case and eager to solve the mystery! Molly Goodwin No one runs a nicer hotel than Molly Goodwin, the kind-hearted owner of the Inn at Lighthouse Cove. Who could be trying to ruin her business? Professor "Fitz" Fitzgibbons He's the brightest scholar of Historical Humanities at the hotel. He also knows the hotel better than anyone. Is the Professor using his knowledge to steal the hidden treasure? Chef Rouen LeBeau This talented young chef has big dreams of running her own restaurant someday. Could she be trying to steal the treasure to get money to open her own restaurant? Zach Torrance This aspiring young filmmaker runs the tightest ship around - the boathouse at the hotel. But his first love is making movies. Is he trying to steal the hotel treasure so he has money for his expensive hobby? Harrison "Harry" Danforth Hoover III He might look like an ordinary kid, but this 8-year old is a champion prankster. Is the mischief at the hotel just more of Harry's handiwork - or is he on to something big? Suspect Someone is lurking in the shadows of the hotel. Who could this be? Perhaps a suspect? EAN: 0074299234668 UPC: 074299234668 ISBN: 1-58294-035-50 --◀ Developer description -- -- Video creator notes -- I had to buy this one off of eBay to get a working copy. I'll upload both an ISO and MDF files for archival purposes to my download link. The MDF file is the full game including the audio track for playback as an Audio CD. While the game seems to work on newer operating systems, the garden maze just won't load. The game fades to a black screen and never goes back. This is why I had to play the game using PCem and Windows 98. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Intros 1:26 Sign in 2:04 Story intro 3:12 First Puzzle Piece 16:44 Beach Racers 21:16 Hang Gliders 24:21 Piano Puzzle 28:10 Glass Clue 30:11 Boat Chase 36:38 Napkin Clue 40:11 Greenhouse 46:20 Sheet Music Clue 51:55 Launcher Game 1:06:26 Second Puzzle Piece 1:07:35 Life Vest Clue 1:12:48 Shadow Boat Chase 1:17:00 Tea Cup Clue 1:18:26 Flower Gazebo 1:20:01 Last Puzzle Piece 1:22:44 Front Desk Puzzle 1:27:10 Peg Clue 1:33:44 Glass shard 1:35:11 Sailor Cap Clue 1:37:15 Key Clue 1:39:05 Shadow Beach Race 1:41:25 Mystery Solved 1:43:49 Credits 1:44:10 Outro -- Game Credits -- Mattel Vice President, Development Amy Boylan Executive Producer Jesyca C. Durchin Producer Isabel Woodward Associate Producer Janice Adyani Senior QA Engineer Tuan Trinh Software Engineer Don Delucia QA Manager Ray Boylan Art Director Steve Feicht Production Assistant Travis Ruff Sr. Manager - Business & Legal Affairs Cynthia Berry Meyer Vice President, Media Business Operations Timothy Waters Vice President, Marketing Cynthia Neiman Marketing Director Lauren Berzins Associate Product Manager Shaun Rowan Voice Talent Chris Anthony, Nathan Carlson, Flo Di Re, Mikey Hawley, Michael Gough, Michael McGaharn, Kath Soucie Test Team John E. Bloodworth III, Adrian Fernandez, Sean O'Balles, Jesse Rodriguez, David Trinh, Julie Takata, Maryhelen Sandoval -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 166 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Barbie #Nostalgia #Videogames

These are all Science activities from the game Disney's The Jungle Book: Key Stage 1 released in 2003. Help repairing the clock, name the animals and body parts and then solve the enigma! Activities: Animal Cards: The Explorer left behind a lot of things, including cards on which he had classified all the animals he knew from home. Watch out, they sting!: One of the paths that Baloo and Mowgli need to take is being heavily guarded by a swarm of angry bees. These bees will try to sting Mowgli unless Baloo can make them "buzz off"! What's the time, day and month?: The Explorer built a clock, but unfortunately it doesn't work any more. Jacko tells you that behind the clock there is the entrance to where the "magical object" is hidden. Parachute Jumping: To get to Gaspard's kitchen, Mowgli and Baloo have to parachute off a very high cliff. Baloo safely secures parachutes to his own and Mowgli's back. Marbles: Baloo and Mowgli have finally arrived at the entrance to the temple. Unfortunately the temple door is locked. The Final Enigma: Congratulations! You have finally completed the challenges given to you by your jungle friends. However, you still need to crack a code to get to the magical object. Cooking: Gaspard the monkey is a chef, of sorts! He likes to cook but doesn't seem to ever eat what he has made. -- From the game's readme file (shortened) -- Through English, Maths and Science exercises, Baloo, Mowgli and you will have to explore the ancient ruins, collecting clues that will finally lead you to the hiding place of the object that "all tigers fear". Disney Learning – Jungle Book Key Stage 1 is a Educational game developed by Lexis Numérique SA and published by Buena Vista Games in 2003. -- Video creator notes -- Some music was filtered out of the video because the audio is copyrighted and cannot be used commercially. The cooking activity is a math's activity but is included because that's how the game is organized. -- Amazon Review -- What better way is there to learn than to have fun while gaining knowledge or practicing something already known? Disney Interactive has produced Disney Jungle Book Key Stage One, a wonderful piece of software proving that the National Curriculum and fun can go hand in hand. The program has been developed specifically by Key Stage One teachers from the UK based on the National Curriculum and using relevant UK teaching methods. Come and join Baloo the bear and Mowgli the mancub from the Disney movie The Jungle Book in their adventures to find a magical object that will prevent Shere Khan the dreaded tiger from attacking and killing Mowgli. Let your children play the games and meet with Banana and Barnaby the monkeys, Mango the vulture, the Caracal and Jacko the Parrot. Through taking part in English, Maths and Science exercises, they will find all the clues that will help them to prove they're worthy and so find the object that "all tigers fear". Curriculum content includes English (spelling, sentence construction, following instructions, syllables, reading comprehension and word recognition), Maths (addition and subtraction, measurement, counting and place value, time, shape and space) and science (variation and classification and the Human Body). The program has an "auto-levelling" system that allows it to detect your child's level in each activity. An excellent, comprehensive pamphlet accompanies the package and a work book containing the type of exercises included on the CD-ROM allows for further practice and reinforcement away from the PC. This package is a sheer delight and will provide lots of enjoyment and fun for children aged 5-7 years. --Susan Naylor -- Manufacturer's Description -- To save the village from the threat of Sheer Khan, children from 5-7 will have to develop the following Key Stage 1 skills: - Reading and writing: including spelling and sentence formation - Mathematics: counting, adding & subtracting, sorting geometry, using units - Sciences & Environment: orienteering, climate, human body, animals, reading hour - Much more: music, drawings, dexterity and co-ordination. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:06 Parachute Jumping 2:33 Cooking 20:12 What's the time, day and month? 31:48 Marbles 35:00 Watch out, they sting! 45:00 Animal Cards 53:55 The Final Enigma 57:10 Ending sequence 58:33 Game credits 59:37 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Paul Bandey - Caracal / Barnaby Sean Marquette - Mowgli Ian Marshall - Mango / Banana / Gaspar Joel McCrary - Baloo Joe Sheridan - Jacco / Master McAllister -- Application information -- Used software: VirtualBox 6.0 OS: Windows XP SP3 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Disney #2000s #Science

One bright sunny morning, Baloo comes crashing out of the jungle. Mowgli is on the outskirts of the village and is delighted to see Papa Bear. Baloo is very agitated; he has something very important to show Mowgli. Baloo and Mowgli run through the jungle when Baloo suddenly stops and points out fresh paw prints - Shere Khan is back in the area. The tiger has sworn he will kill Mowgli - could Shere Khan attack the Man Village just to get Mowgli? As the two friends try to figure out what to do, Baloo remembers an old jungle story. An explorer settled in the ruins of an old temple further in the jungle and lived there for many years. He befriended many jungle animals and was never attacked by any dangerous animal, as he possessed some kind of magical object that frightened even the most ferocious of animals. Baloo has no idea what this terrifying magical object is but he does know where the ancient ruins are. The two friends set off to explore these ruins in the hope of finding whatever it was the explorer owned that could frighten Shere Khan away.... forever. Once Mowgli and Baloo arrive at the ancient ruins, they soon discover that searching will not be enough to find this magical object. The explorer's animal friends still live in the ruins and are not willing to hand over their master's possessions to just anybody. Mowgli and Baloo have to prove themselves worthy. Through English, Maths and Science exercises, Baloo, Mowgli and you will have to explore the ancient ruins, collecting clues that will finally lead you to the hiding place of the object that "all tigers fear". -- The Story, from the game's readme file -- Disney Learning – Jungle Book Key Stage 1 is a Educational game developed by Lexis Numérique SA and published by Buena Vista Games in 2003. -- Video creator notes -- Some music was filtered out of the video because the audio is copyrighted and cannot be used commercially. One of the songs was called: "world all you need is here for a jungle documentary intro loops end stings and fx_Master" -- Amazon.co.uk Review -- What better way is there to learn than to have fun while gaining knowledge or practicing something already known? Disney Interactive has produced Disney Jungle Book Key Stage One, a wonderful piece of software proving that the National Curriculum and fun can go hand in hand. The program has been developed specifically by Key Stage One teachers from the UK based on the National Curriculum and using relevant UK teaching methods. Come and join Baloo the bear and Mowgli the mancub from the Disney movie The Jungle Book in their adventures to find a magical object that will prevent Shere Khan the dreaded tiger from attacking and killing Mowgli. Let your children play the games and meet with Banana and Barnaby the monkeys, Mango the vulture, the Caracal and Jacko the Parrot. Through taking part in English, Maths and Science exercises, they will find all the clues that will help them to prove they're worthy and so find the object that "all tigers fear". Curriculum content includes English (spelling, sentence construction, following instructions, syllables, reading comprehension and word recognition), Maths (addition and subtraction, measurement, counting and place value, time, shape and space) and science (variation and classification and the Human Body). The program has an "auto-levelling" system that allows it to detect your child's level in each activity. Children are moved forward if the concept or skill has been mastered. An excellent, comprehensive pamphlet accompanies the package and a work book containing the type of exercises included on the CD-ROM allows for further practice and reinforcement away from the PC. This package is a sheer delight and will provide lots of enjoyment and fun for children aged 5-7 years. --Susan Naylor -- Manufacturer's Description -- To save the village from the threat of Sheer Khan, children from 5-7 will have to develop the following Key Stage 1 skills: - Reading and writing: including spelling and sentence formation - Mathematics: counting, adding & subtracting, sorting geometry, using units - Sciences & Environment: orienteering, climate, human body, animals, reading hour - Much more: music, drawings, dexterity and co-ordination... -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:09 Preface 3:00 Banana, the Monkey 4:00 Swinging Words 21:40 Falling Words 39:12 Hanging Words 56:04 The Story of the Explorer 1:05:17 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Paul Bandey - Caracal / Barnaby Sean Marquette - Mowgli Ian Marshall - Mango / Banana / Gaspar Joel McCrary - Baloo Joe Sheridan - Jacco / Master McAllister -- Settings and application information -- Used software: VirtualBox 6.0 OS: Windows XP SP3 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Disney #2000s #LearnEnglish

One bright sunny morning, Baloo comes crashing out of the jungle. Mowgli is on the outskirts of the village and is delighted to see Papa Bear. Baloo is very agitated; he has something very important to show Mowgli. Baloo and Mowgli run through the jungle when Baloo suddenly stops and points out fresh paw prints - Shere Khan is back in the area. The tiger has sworn he will kill Mowgli - could Shere Khan attack the Man Village just to get Mowgli? As the two friends try to figure out what to do, Baloo remembers an old jungle story. An explorer settled in the ruins of an old temple further in the jungle and lived there for many years. He befriended many jungle animals and was never attacked by any dangerous animal, as he possessed some kind of magical object that frightened even the most ferocious of animals. Baloo has no idea what this terrifying magical object is but he does know where the ancient ruins are. The two friends set off to explore these ruins in the hope of finding whatever it was the explorer owned that could frighten Shere Khan away.... forever. Once Mowgli and Baloo arrive at the ancient ruins, they soon discover that searching will not be enough to find this magical object. The explorer's animal friends still live in the ruins and are not willing to hand over their master's possessions to just anybody. Mowgli and Baloo have to prove themselves worthy. Through English, Maths and Science exercises, Baloo, Mowgli and you will have to explore the ancient ruins, collecting clues that will finally lead you to the hiding place of the object that "all tigers fear". -- The Story, from the game's readme file -- Disney Learning – Jungle Book Key Stage 1 is a Educational game developed by Lexis Numérique SA and published by Buena Vista Games in 2003. -- Video creator notes -- Some music was filtered out of the video because the audio is copyrighted and cannot be used commercially. One of the songs was called: "world all you need is here for a jungle documentary intro loops end stings and fx_Master" -- Amazon.co.uk Review -- What better way is there to learn than to have fun while gaining knowledge or practicing something already known? Disney Interactive has produced Disney Jungle Book Key Stage One, a wonderful piece of software proving that the National Curriculum and fun can go hand in hand. The program has been developed specifically by Key Stage One teachers from the UK based on the National Curriculum and using relevant UK teaching methods. Come and join Baloo the bear and Mowgli the mancub from the Disney movie The Jungle Book in their adventures to find a magical object that will prevent Shere Khan the dreaded tiger from attacking and killing Mowgli. Let your children play the games and meet with Banana and Barnaby the monkeys, Mango the vulture, the Caracal and Jacko the Parrot. Through taking part in English, Maths and Science exercises, they will find all the clues that will help them to prove they're worthy and so find the object that "all tigers fear". Curriculum content includes English (spelling, sentence construction, following instructions, syllables, reading comprehension and word recognition), Maths (addition and subtraction, measurement, counting and place value, time, shape and space) and science (variation and classification and the Human Body). The program has an "auto-levelling" system that allows it to detect your child's level in each activity. Children are moved forward if the concept or skill has been mastered. An excellent, comprehensive pamphlet accompanies the package and a work book containing the type of exercises included on the CD-ROM allows for further practice and reinforcement away from the PC. This package is a sheer delight and will provide lots of enjoyment and fun for children aged 5-7 years. --Susan Naylor -- Manufacturer's Description -- To save the village from the threat of Sheer Khan, children from 5-7 will have to develop the following Key Stage 1 skills: - Reading and writing: including spelling and sentence formation - Mathematics: counting, adding & subtracting, sorting geometry, using units - Sciences & Environment: orienteering, climate, human body, animals, reading hour - Much more: music, drawings, dexterity and co-ordination... -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:15 Game intro 5:51 Lighting the city 11:01 The Fruit-o-matic machine 37:14 Lighting the city (cont.) 50:14 The Scales 57:12 Jungle Artist 1:00:35 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Paul Bandey - Caracal / Barnaby Sean Marquette - Mowgli Ian Marshall - Mango / Banana / Gaspar Joel McCrary - Baloo Joe Sheridan - Jacco / Master McAllister -- Settings and application information -- Used software: VirtualBox 6.0 OS: Windows XP SP3 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Disney #2000s #LearnMaths

Also sick of spinning rust? Replace you Hard Disk Drive with an SSD like I did an then have some fun with your old drive. 💾 This is (was) and SSHD which consists of a 1TB Hard Disk drive, and 8GB of onboard flash storage. The idea behind this is that the 8GB flash is used as a cache to speed frequently used data. However, on this particular drive it didn't seem to have any effect. Even a reinstall of Windows and optimizing Windows as much as possible it was still extremely slow. It also sometimes had write errors and hung on shut down. No amount of installing drivers fixed the issue. So instead it was replaced with a Samsung SSD that made an enormous performance difference for the 2016 laptop it was going in. Warning: What I do in this video can be dangerous. Be sure to wear safety goggles before destructing the glass substrate of the platter. Song credits: The Lift by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5009-the-lift License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Pookatori and Friends by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4229-pookatori-and-friends License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license -- Video creator notes -- The SSHD shown in this video was malfunctioning like described above. To make sure no data could be stolen off of it, I decided to drop it a lot of times. This is where the video starts. After dropping the platter still spins but the drive makes a click of death sound. The Solid State Hybrid Drive shown in this video is of type: WD Black Solid State Hybrid Drive WD10S21X 1.0TB 8GB NAND Flash SSHD explanation from Lifewire: SSHD performance depends on the amount of solid-state memory in the cache. SSHD drives may have 8 GB of this solid-state cache. The cache is a small amount that can be filled up quickly, requiring the frequent purging of the cached data by the system. People who see the greatest benefit from these drives use their computers with a limited number of applications, such as browsing the web, reading and sending emails, and using a couple of productivity applications. A gamer who plays a variety of PC games won't see the same benefits as it takes several uses of the same files for the caching system to determine which files to store there. If files aren't used repeatedly, the solid-state cache benefit is limited. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:10 Before disassembly 1:18 Destruction begins 2:00 Disassembling the drive 6:06 Current state 7:57 Destroying the platter 11:06 Results 12:18 Scraping the platter 😈 13:53 Hammer time 16:20 Destroying the r/w head 16:49 Reassembled drive... 16:57 Used screwdriver bit 17:24 PCB and chips disassembled 18:14 Video outro -- Settings and application information -- Recorded using a Sony FDR-AX53 Edited using VEGAS Pro 18 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Technology #HDD #SolidStateDrive #Computer #TechTips

THIS IS SPARTA!!! This is the original extended Sparta Remix (a.k.a. 300 This is Sparta - fun times mix) by Keaton Monger played back in FL Studio. The original files were released at some point on his website and I got them from there. The website: http://spartaremixplanet.com/ Log into the website with Username: callaway Password: eights More info on Sparta Remixes: https://spartaremix.fandom.com/wiki/Sparta_Remix -- Application information -- Playback software: FL Studio 20 Recording software: Bandicam Encode video: Vidcoder -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). #ThisIsSparta #SpartaRemix #2000s #Fad Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

The leaning tower of Aunt Lisa is in danger of collapsing. Little Max has to find the secret formula hidden in Uncle Pong's deserted house. Help Max recover the formula in time to save Aunt Lisa's tower. This award winning title is the first adventure in Dog's Fairyland. The leaning tower of Aunt Lisa is in danger of collapsing! Little Max has to find the secret formula hidden in Uncle Pong's deserted house. Will Max find the figures in time? Can he save Aunt Lisa's tower? What trick has Uncle Pong though up so that Max can send the formula? And who is the mysterious chameleon Lady? Pingel * Landbeck CD-ROM * Mac/Windows For children aged 4 and above. In English, French and German. Windows Minimum System Requirements: Windows 3.1/Windows 95 PC with VGA Graphics card, sound card, CD-ROM drive (double speed), 386 PC, 4 MB RAM Mac minimum system requirements: System 7.1, CD-ROM drive (double speed), 4 MB RAM ISBN: 3-931372-19-7 -- Preceding info from manufacturer -- -- Amazon Product Details -- Product details Publisher : Tivola Electronic Pub; CD-Rom edition (August 1, 2000) Language : English ISBN-10 : 3931372197 ISBN-13 : 978-3931372194 Reading age : 6 - 8 years Grade level : 1 - 2 Item Weight : 8.8 ounces Dimensions : 7 x 1.5 x 9 inches -- Video creator notes -- This demo was on the CD-ROM: A Case For Cap & Co - The Detective Game (1997) It may be this game wasn't released in 1997. It's a guess as I wasn't able to find the exact date. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:07 Game info 0:30 Game intro -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 133 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

Are squirrels forgetful? Do ants freeze in the winter? Do woodpeckers get headaches from all that knocking? Together with Oscar, children set off on a journey of discovery through the forest. In spring, summer, autumn and winter, the animals describe what they like eating, when they go to sleep and whom they prefer to avoid. There are amusing games hidden all over the forest, like the "Beetle Maze", "Peck the Woodlouse", "TicTacNut", the "Bat-Flight-Game" and many more. Peters - Kania * Burghardt CD-ROM - Mac/Win For children aged 4 and above. In English and German Windows minimum requirements: Windows 3.1/Windows 95, PC with VGA graphics cars, sound card, CD-ROM drive (double speed), 486 PC, 8 MB RAM Mac minimum requirements: System 7.1, CD-ROM drive (double speed), 8 MB RAM ISBN: 3-931372-25-1 -- Preceding info from manufacturer -- -- Video creator notes -- This demo was on the CD-ROM: A Case For Cap & Co - The Detective Game (1997) -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:10 Demo intro 1:28 Badgers dancing 3:29 Badgers spring 4:46 Badgers autumn 6:41 Quitting game 2:29 Just-around-the-corner 6:26 Hall of Uncle Pong's House 9:28 Upstairs 12:59 Video outro -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 133 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Forest #1990s #Nature

There's been a kidnapping in Roseborough. Zak, Karen's pedigree pooch has been kidnapped, and the evil dognappers are demanding a huge ransom. With time running out and her parents on vacation, the clever detectives of Cap & Co must find the crooks and rescue Zak before it's too late. A Children's Software Revue 2000 All Star Award Winner, this interactive whodunit caper challenges players (ages eight-and-up) to ply their logic and observation skills. Each of Cap & Co's super sleuths have their own attributes. Set in England, game environments include Forest Lane, Villa Lucre (Karen's home), the shopping centre and Main Street. Each character uncovers clues and witness responses unique to them, so players learn deductive reasoning skills. Once the dognappers are discovered, an exciting hunt for Zak ensues. But, the mystery doesn't end there, because this game features multiple endings. Cap & Co is a gang of three best friends (Cap, Karen, and Billy) with one cool tree house. Cap, an intrepid and dogged detective, always carries his "handbook for master detectives" with him--just in case the going gets rough. Karen is Zak's owner as well as the daughter of very rich parents. She brings brains and resources to the trio. Billy, nicknamed "the eye", is always on the lookout for clues and never without his binoculars. Together, these three young detectives must talk to witnesses and sort the hot leads from the red herrings. A Case for Cap & Co offers 150 different screens featuring witty comic book-style animation designed to appeal to anyone with a love of fun, mystery and suspense. Isabel Kurtz's artwork is complemented by clever screenplay and a compelling soundtrack. Manufacturer's Description In the TKKG series, children can take on the role of each of the four friends, Katy, Tiger, Kevin, and Grunter. This is a challenging interactive game requiring wit and logical deduction. Several levels must be mastered before the grand finale, when TKKG reveals which suspect actually committed the crime. In A Case for Cap & Co - The Detective Game, Karen Lucre is in a fix! Zak, her little dog, has been kidnapped! The kidnappers are asking for a huge ransom. Time is running out, and Karen's parents are on holiday... It's obviously a case for Cap & Co! Features: Trains powers of deduction and logic Fosters observation skills Interview witnesses and solve clues Find the villains and outwit the gangsters Turn your kid into a super sleuth -- Preceding information from Amazon -- -- Video creator notes -- I wasn't able to get anywhere near solving the mystery. I have no clue what my next steps are and I wasn't able to find a manual or playthrough anywhere on the web. If you know how to proceed from where I am, please do let me know! After uploading I've took the following steps: Visiting Da Salvatore with Cap. After speaking to the owner, you can call a number. The number is that of the doctor who says that a dog was bitten at Forest Lane. Then I clicked at the billboard at Main Street which has a wanted poster for 3 men. Then at Forest Lane I went into the forest.There's nothing there though, apart from a door that has a closed sign on it. I then went into the Cool Bar with Karen, picked up a note on the floor and asked the people inside questions. They didn't give any information. The note was a shopping list that said: Batteries, Case of Beer, Bag of Dog Food, Newspaper. I then went to the Dog Food shop, the owner told Karen that a Big Fat Bald man had bought a bag of dog food earlier. Until then Karen was the sole purchaser of that item. I then wen to V Lucre (The House) And fount a cigarette in the backyard. I then went to the gas station, and found it was suddenly opened up. Karen asked the owner about the dog, but he had no information. I then asked the guy hanging around the news stand/billboard at Main Street if he had seen the 3 men from the poster. He told Karen they always hang around the shopping centre. I then went to the shopping centre and found 3 men. They didn't give info. After that I went to the post office where the postman told that he saw a blue van at the V Lucre house. I don't know how to proceed after that. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:14 Game intro 5:28 Gameplay 1:22:15 Credits 1:23:01 Video outro -- More info -- Sources: abandonsocios.org, pixelatedarcade.com Genre: Graphic adventure Year: 1997 Theme: Adventures, Detectives Voices: English, German Development: T1 New Media Editor: Fusion Academy, Tivola Perspective: 1st person Environment: 2d German: Ein Fall für Mütze & Co Windows/Mac hybrid CD EAN: 9783931372231 UPC: 6 91468 22312 6 -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 133 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Adventure #Detective #1990s

My Story Time is a 1998 PC CD-ROM by David Ellsworth and published by Manaccom Pty Ltd. It was in one of a 5-disc CD-ROM pack by Infogrames, along with My Secret Diary, My Little Pony, Starshot: Space Circus Fever and Adventures with Barbie: Ocean Discovery. -- Video creator notes -- There's not much to this game, and information on this product is scarcely available online. It's a collection of 4 minigames. Namely: My Story Time, Wordfind, Dressup Time and Puzzle time. The MIDI in the game is quite annoying as it's the same loop over and over again. I eventually muted it. In My Story Time you can create your own storybook, birthday card or greeting card. The story can be played back or printed. In Wordfind you need to find all hidden words. It combines reading and vocabulary skills into an exciting game. To play the game, you must find the words hidden in the maze of letters. There are 3 levels of difficulty and many lists of words to choose from. You can print your word maze. When you have found one of the words, you need to click on the first and last letters of the word to select it. (I have noticed that you will need to reverse this order when a word is diagonally in the maze). In Dressup Time you can choose different outfits to try on different persons and then choose accessories to put on your selected persons. You can then print out the outfit and color them in. In Puzzle Time you can select a picture, choose a level an solve the electronic jigsaw. If you finish the puzzle in a record time, you can put your name in the wall of fame. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:22 Main menu 0:53 My Story Time 6:34 Wordfind / Word Time 19:23 Dressup Time 21:10 Puzzle Time 28:56 Video end 29:06 Outro -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 120 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition Screen resolution: 640x480 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

Before Google Earth there was World Reference 3D Atlas '98. Come explore the planet like it's the 90s 😎! The most in-depth and fascinating exploration of planet earth! 3D Atlas is an educational title which boasts 3D graphics on twelve different types of spinning globes, time lapse video sequences animations showing changes to the planer such as the destruction of the ozone layer and more. The title has been in production for some time, the credits show this release was also called 3D Atlas 98 and that before that there was a 3D Atlas 97, 3D Atlas (v1.1) and 3D Atlas(v1.0). The atlas has built in links to America On Line which held downloadable content. This version, and probably the earlier versions too, includes what is described as 'a challenging quiz' called 'Around The World' which can be played by one to three players. In their turn each player faces a round of five questions. Each question is timed and is worth a certain amount of points or air-miles, but that value decreases over time. When a round has been completed the game shows a humorous video of some form of transport, usually early aircraft. When all players have completed their round the game shoes a representation of the earth and how far the players have travelled with their accumulated air miles. Questions are obviously based on geography and countries of the world. Identifying a nations flag is a common kind of question as is recognizing a country from a picture of its scenery or a local market, knowledge of capital cities and major exports helps too. The quiz ends when a player has made a complete circuit of the earth. The scoreboard does not show high scores because a trip around the earth is always the same distance, instead it shows the percentage of questions answered correctly. "3D Atlas 97" - Name of earlier release Published by TLC Properties, Inc. Developed by The MultiMedia Corporation plc Released 1998 Also For Macintosh, Windows 3.x Genre Educational Perspective 1st-person Visual Fixed / flip-screen Gameplay Game show / trivia / quiz Educational Geography Vehicular Flight / aviation, Naval / watercraft -- Preceding information from Mobygames -- -- Video creator notes -- The application decided to stop playing music after a while. I think it's a bug but I didn't really want to bother troubleshooting it. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:10 3D Atlas intro 0:40 Environmental world 4:01 Physical world 5:34 Political world 7:24 Geological Forces 18:29 Physical features 34:46 Climatic Conditions 1:00:49 Human Impact 1:16:52 Zoom Cities 1:26:14 Around the World 1:38:27 Statistical Globe 1:40:29 Country Postcard (Antarctica) 1:41:24 Credits 1:47:06 Video outro -- Game Credits -- Dedicated to the memory of William George Crampton credited as William George Crampton PhD 3D Atlas 98: Update Team for Creative Wonders ABC World Reference Executive Producer Jonathan Denholtz ABC World Reference Senior Producer Philip Bouchard (credited as R. Philip Bouchard) Associate Producer Shannon Des Roches Rosa Assistant Producer Emily Bell 3D Atlas 98: Update Team for The MultiMedia Corporation Software Design Chris Pointon, Kevin Marks, Maf Vosburgh Executive Producer Kevin Marks Producer Richard Turnnidge Assistant Producer Dan Salmon Graphic Design Jason Hodge Lead Windows Programmer Chris Pointon Lead Macintosh Programmer Maf Vosburgh 3D Atlas 98: Update Team for Planetary Visions Producers Philip Eales, Kevin Tidsley 3D Atlas 98: MultiMedia Corporation Team Windows Programmers Esther Lan, John McDonnell Macintosh Programmers Wolf Production Assistants Danny Brandt, Adele Carrol (credited as Adele Carroll), Marcus Fielding Flag King Graham Bartram Narration Update Dick Vosburgh Special Thanks William George Crampton (credited as William Crampton), Clarán Doyle, Roland Dunn, Chris Prior, Venetia Rowland, Di Sproul 3D Atlas 98: Creative Wonders Team Product Managers Bernard Camarao, Simon Fleming-Wood, Tom Romary, Suzanne Sinclair Testing Supervisor Kevin Gibson Lead Software Testers Sarah Titon, Stefan M. Nelson (credited as Stefan Nelson) Software and Content Testing Erik Aadahl, Wilfred-Francis Albovias, Julia Duringer, Theresa Duringer, Greg Kitamura, Steve Krug, Nghia Ly, Chris McCall, Darin Momrow, Ayeda Ravindran, Scott Schork Quality Assurance Young David Morgan -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 120 OS: Windows 98 SE -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #1990s #PCGame #Simulation #Educational

This is something I loved watching as a kid. Seeing blocks changing colors without really knowing what was going on 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟫⬛⬜. It was said to speed up my computer. But really the computer I had was just not so high end, and while defragmentation certainly helped, it was more likely that the measly Celeron 433 CPU was the bottleneck to my YouTube watching experience 😉 -- Information from Wikipedia -- Microsoft Drive Optimizer (formerly Disk Defragmenter) is a utility in Microsoft Windows designed to increase data access speed by rearranging files stored on a disk to occupy contiguous storage locations, a technique called defragmentation. Defragmenting a disk minimizes head travel, which reduces the time it takes to read files from and write files to the disk. As a result of the decreased read and write times, Microsoft Drive Optimizer decreases system startup times for systems starting from magnetic storage devices such as a hard drive. However, defragmentation cannot be run on storage devices such as solid state drives, USB drives or SD cards that use flash memory to increase speeds, as these drives do not use a head. Defragmentation may decrease lifespan for certain technologies, e.g. solid state drives. Microsoft Drive Optimizer was first officially shipped with Windows XP. From Windows 8, the program was renamed to Microsoft Drive Optimizer, with some references changed to say Defragment and Optimize Drives or simply Optimize Drives. Early history As early as the end of 1982, the IBM PC DOS operating system that shipped with early IBM Personal Computers included a Disk Volume Organization Optimizer to defragment the 5¼-inch floppy disks that those machines used. At this time, Microsoft's MS-DOS did not defragment hard disks. Several third party software developers marketed defragmenters to fill this gap. MS-DOS 6.0 introduced Microsoft Defrag. Windows NT, however, did not offer a Defrag utility, and Symantec was suggested by others as a possible alternative for the utility. Initial releases of Windows NT lacked a defragmentation tool. Versions through Windows NT 3.51 did not have an application programming interface for moving data clusters on hard disks. Executive Software, later renamed Diskeeper Corporation, released Diskeeper defragmentation software for Windows NT 3.51, which shipped with a customized version of the NT kernel and file system drivers that could move clusters. Microsoft included file system control (FSCTL) commands to move clusters in the Windows NT 4.0 kernel, which worked for both NTFS and FAT partitions. However, Windows NT 4.0 did not provide a graphical or command-line user interface. Debut Disk Defragmenter also shipped as part of Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows Me. It could be scheduled using a Maintenance Wizard and supported command line switches. This version had the limitation that if the contents of the drive changed during defragmentation, it rescanned the drive and restarted the process from where it left off. The Disk Defragmenter in Windows 2000 was a stripped-down licensed version of Diskeeper, licensed from Diskeeper Corporation. It uses the following techniques: Moving all the index or directory information to one spot. Moving this spot into the center of the data, i.e. one third of the way in, so that average head travel to data is halved compared to having directory information at the front. Moving infrequently used files further from the directory area. Obeying a user-provided table of file descriptions to emphasize or ignore. Making files contiguous so that they can be read without unnecessary seeking. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video Intro 0:10 Starting disk defragmentation 12:05 Again for good measure 13:08 Shut down 13:14 Outro -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 120 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Nostalgia #1990s #Vintage #Aesthetics

Barbie Fashion Designer is a dress-up computer game developed by Digital Domain and published by Mattel Media for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS in 1996. The game allows players to design clothing and style outfits. Players can then print off their designs and create clothing for their real-world Barbie dolls. Barbie Fashion Designer was the first commercially successful video game made for girls. After its success, many other girl games would be made, leading to the girls' games movement. Gameplay Players can design clothing and outfits through selecting different themes, clothing, colors, and patterns from various menus. Once players have designed their outfit, Barbie models their outfit on a 3D runway. The software also came with special paper-backed fabric, markers, and fabric paint so that the designs could be printed off and made into clothes for real-life Barbie dolls. The game complemented the way young girls already liked to play with their Barbie dolls and this has been said to have led to its success. Release and reception Barbie Fashion Designer sold over 500,000 copies in its first two months of release and over 600,000 within the first year of its release, outselling other popular games at the time such as Quake and Doom. According to PC Data, which tracked computer game sales in the United States, Fashion Designer sold 351,945 units and earned $14 million by the end of 1996. It was the country's sixth-best-selling computer game of that year. Commenting on its performance that year, a writer for Next Generation wrote that "Barbie Fashion Designer has done an excellent job at expanding the market and scored well with the female population." It was also the top-selling SKU for Christmas 1997. According to Joyce Slaton of GameSpot, "Mattel's successful innovation [was] placing Barbie Fashion Designer on toy aisles rather than in the boy-dominated software section in toy stores". Despite this success, the game has received criticism for using stereotypical feminine themes. Purple Moon founder Brenda Laurel has said the game “…perpetuated a version of femininity that was fundamentally lame”. However, its commercial success made it a catalyst for the girls' games movement and proved there was a market for video games designed for young girls. Jan Davidson of Davidson & Associates said of the game, "It's interesting how that product sold more in a shorter time than any other product in history, including the best selling games! And it's just a niche for girls (there aren't too many little boys playing with that title, I don't think). So that tells you something. It was an incredible hit from a sales perspective. It also tells us how licensed characters can sell product." Information Developer: Digital Domain Publisher: Mattel Media Platform: Microsoft Windows, Mac OS Release: November 1996 -- Preceding information from Wikipedia -- -- Information from Mobygames -- Published by Mattel Media Developed by Digital Domain Inc. Released 1996 Platforms Macintosh, Windows, Windows 3.x Genre Educational Graphics / art Description With this game you can actually create totally new outfits for your Barbie doll using a software to edit the clothes and then printing them to actual fabric, supplied along with the game. Edit clothes for different occasions (wedding, casual, party, date, work and beach), and then choose accessories, patterns, colors, and much more. Once you're done you can watch your clothes being shown at the catwalk by Barbie models, or print photos of your creations. Alternate Titles "Barbie מעצבת אופנה" - Hebrew spelling "Barbie Styliste" - French Title "Barbie Meatzevet Ofna" - Israeli title "Barbie: Diseña mi Moda" - Spanish title Genres: Barbie licensees Inspiration: Toys Protagonist: Female Theme: Fashion and Beauty -- Video creator notes -- This game has extended instructions on how to make and fold your own clothing designs. I only show part of the instructions in this video. With this game you can actually create totally new outfits for your Barbie doll using a software to edit the clothes and then printing them to actual fabric, supplied along with the game. Edit clothes for different occasions (wedding, casual, party, date, work and beach), and then choose accessories, patterns, colors, and much more. Once you're done you can watch your clothes being shown at the catwalk by Barbie models, or print photos of your creations. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:09 Game intro 3:26 Totally Trendy 11:43 Dream Date 16:07 Party Surprise 19:46 Cool Careers 24:27 Vacation Fun 26:48 Wedding Fantasy 31:48 Print workshop 55:46 Video outro -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 120 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Barbie #Nostalgia #Fashion #1990s

Madeline's neighbor, who takes care of animals, is about to lose her home, but staging a puppet show could bring in the money needed so he can pay the rent to keep living there with his animals. Madeline and various kids journey through Paris in the neighborhood of her boarding school with different learning activities presented as mini-games and collecting items such as curtains, a cape, a chain, bread, gumballs, a balloon and puppets for the show along the way. Madeline and the Magnificent Puppet Show is an educational game for children aged five and up. It is based on the 1939 Madeline book by Ludwig Bemelmans, which also spawned a media franchise and a US TV series. The game was released to coincide with the premiere of the animated TV series The New Adventures of Madeline. After entering a name the player chooses to play the game with French or Spanish words. Madeline can freely explore the different environments and clicking hotspots triggers short animations in the background. She meets various characters she can talk to. Madeline learns new words in French or Spanish by spelling them and then plays a matching game in the classroom to practice them. With an artist in the street she can freely paint backdrops for the show. At the print shop Madeline creates invitations for the show and decorates them. A large part of the game plays out as a simple adventure game with minor puzzles too. It ends with the show being performed. Skills that are developed are creativity (painting, design and sticker activities), problem solving (critical thinking, logic and memory), spelling, typing, and vocabulary (300 new words in French, English and Spanish). The game also lists cooperation, kindness & compassion as skills that are built. -- Game info -- Published by Creative Wonders LLC Developed by Vortex Media Arts Released 1995 Also For Macintosh Genre Adventure, Educational Perspective 3rd-person (Other) Visual Fixed / flip-screen Gameplay Puzzle elements Interface Point and select Educational Foreign language, Graphics / art, Math / logic, Reading / writing, Typing Setting -- Preceding information from Mobygames -- -- Video creator notes -- I ran this game on Windows 95 because the game came out around the timeframe that people would be using that operating system. It however runs with less MIDI glitches on Windows 98 for me. Also, please don't quit the game 😬. Your progress will be lost, even if you opt to load an old game. Game guide on Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=853515808 Mentioned in 3D Atlas '98 Demo: Kids join Madeline on a learning journey through Paris to help put on a puppet show and build skills in: Problem solving, Typing, Creativity, Spelling, Vocabulary - more than 300 new words, Cooperation, Kindness & Compassion. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:10 Game intro (warning: loud) 1:16 Menu screen 2:08 Game story 4:16 Outside Madeline's house 7:02 Inside Madeline's house 7:30 Learn words in French/Matching game 17:39 Music room 21:20 Upstairs Madeline's house 26:37 Kitchen Madeline's house 32:32 Mr Jevenier House 35:57 The Bridge 36:57 Painting Backdrop 44:50 The Park 48:17 The Town & Print Shop 57:20 Wandering around 57:59 Pepreto's House 1:01:46 Wandering around, quitting game 1:03:05 Print Shop 2 1:04:49 The Park 2 1:08:30 Attic Madeline's house 1:11:14 Making the puppets 1:13:01 Puppet / circus show 1:19:42 Game outro 1:20:08 Game credits -- Game Credits -- Madeline was published by Creative Wonders Executive Producer Michael Pole Producer Deborah Cook Original Design Laurie Rose Bauman, Annie Fox Madeline was developed by Vortex Media Arts Windows Programmer Morgan Roarty Macintosh Programmer Michael K. McCarty Director Fritz Bronner Animation Director Gabi Payn Art Director Stephan Martinière Creative Director Chris Takami Senior Producer Rick Giolito Producer Steve Nguyen Tools Development Tom Chamberlain Voice Talent Narrated by Christopher Plummer Madeline Tracey Lee Smyth Featuring Anthony J. Bond Jr., Garry Chalk, Ian James Corlett, Vanessa King, Louise Vallance Creative Wonders and Staff Assistant Producers Jeffrey Love, Kathy Patel Product Marketing Jennifer Rush Technical Director Lee Powell Specialty Dialogue Reed Shelly Voice Directors Maddy Bascom, Deborah Matlovsky Quality Assurance Manager Tim LeTourneau Quality Assurance Testers Dan Dunn, Christopher Garcia, Kedar Roy Educational Consultants Ellen Bialo (of IESD), Jay Sivin-Kachala (of IESD), Gina Funaro Music and SFX Jack Levy Additional Music Wayne Kozak Recording Studios Koko/8th Ave. Sound - Vancouver - Canada, The Audio Department - New York -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 66 OS: Windows 95 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #1990s #Nostalgia #Windows95

NoodleFight is a side-scrolling platform game starring Gorillaz band member Noodle. During the shoot for the music video of Clint Eastwood, the co-star stunt ghoulies get carried away and drag off Murdoc to their lair. It's up to Noodle to track Murdoc down and return him safely to Gorillaz' KONG Studios. The player is simply required to get from one side of the level to the other by jumping over obstacles and across gaps. The player controls Noodle primarily with the arrow keys to jump, and more left and right. The player starts the game with 3 lives and 3 continues, the player can find additional lives that they can pick up in each level. Once the player runs out of lives and continues it's game over, and the player has to start the game from the very beginning. Published by EMI Records Limited Developed by Zombie Flesh Eaters Released Mar, 2001 Platforms Macintosh, Windows Genre Action Perspective Side view Visual 2D scrolling Gameplay Platform Interface Direct control Misc Licensed -- Preceding information from https://www.mobygames.com/game/noodlefight -- -- Video creator notes -- The Clint Eastwood song at the start of the game was muted. This game is seemingly impossible to finish. I was able to get to level 4 at best. Some discussions online mention that the game works too fast on newer operating systems or computers. But I tried the game on older hardware and it appeared to make no difference. System I tried the game on: HP Desktop (2003ish) Celeron 2.60 GHz, 2GB RAM, Windows XP SP3. -- Information from archive.org uploader-- This is an extraction of the Gorillaz Noodle Fight flash game that was included with the Smash Hits! Chillin' Out - Summer 2001 cover mount CD-ROM in the enhanced data portion. Included are the original Flash 5.0 executable found on the CD-ROM and an extracted SWF file from that executable. A read me text file is also included which contains information about the game and the developer, Zombie Games. Note: There appears to be an issue when running this game on newer operating systems wherein the game runs too fast. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:09 Game intro 0:40 Level 1 1:00 Level 2 1:22 Level 3 1:44 Game restart: Level 1 1:59 Level 2 2:15 Level 3 4:32 Restart again: Level 1 4:46 Level 2 5:08 Level 3 6:10 Level 4 7:05 Retry again Level 1, 2, 3 and 4 10:20 Video outro -- Settings and application information -- Used software: VMWare Workstation OS: Windows XP SP3 (Executable works on Windows 10 too) -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Gorillaz #Flash #2000s

An AI finishing a chiptune, what could possibly go wrong? Well a lot 😬😃.. This video was made using OpenAI Jukebox. I used the tutorial from the following website to create these tunes: https://medium.com/analytics-vidhya/make-music-with-artificial-intelligence-openai-jukebox-6677928bd186 Chosen variables: Artist , Genre electro, electropop, electronica -- Video creator notes -- Note that I didn't let it generate level 0 music for this tune, as for some reason the Google Colab page timed out despite taking counter measurements to alleviate this issue. It generated up to level 1 which is what you hear in the video. It's not the best sound quality but gives a good representation of the final result. I used these console commands in my browser to keep Google Colab active, this only worked for a few hours unfortunately. function ClickConnect(){ console.log("Working"); document.querySelector("colab-toolbar-button").click() }setInterval(ClickConnect,60000) function ClickConnect(){console.log("Working");document.querySelector("colab-toolbar-button#connect").click()}setInterval(ClickConnect,60000) Song name is: tPORt - Shuric Scan 1.99crk.xm or ryukenden by SM[tPOR -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Original music 0:20 1st AI generated file 1:10 Original music 1:30 2nd AI generated file 2:20 Original music 2:40 Third AI generated file 3:23 Full song for context -- Settings and application information -- OS: Windows 10 App: Google Colab Site: https://colab.research.google.com/github/openai/jukebox/blob/master/jukebox/Interacting_with_Jukebox.ipynb -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #AI #Music

The Baby-sitters Club Friendship Kit was an interactive CD-ROM produced in 1996 by Sidewalk Studios. In 1997, it was revised and updated into the Clubhouse Activity Center a.k.a "The Complete Friendship Kit". Official Description You’ve read the books, joined the club, played with the dolls, watched the videos and the movie. Now you can play the computer game! The Baby-Sitters Club is everywhere! With this program, you can talk to the members, write in your journal, keep track of homework, make a birthday card, receive mail from the other members, and play a couple of games. What more could a girl ask for? Cast Kristy - Anndi McAfee Claudia - Linda Tran Mary-Anne - Courtney Ter-Velde Stacey - Caitlin Crosby Dawn - Megan Paul Abby - Heather Lauren Olson Mallory - Hartley Haverty Jessi - Erica Luttrell System Requirements PC: 486 CPU or better, SVGA 256-color, 8MB RAM, 2X CD-ROM, Windows 3.1 or Windows 95, sound card and speakers, minimum of 5MB available on hard drive, color printer recommended. Mac: 68020 CPU, 640×480, 256-color, System 7.0 or better, 8MB RAM, 2X CD-ROM, minimum of 4MB available on hard drive, color printer recommended. -- Preceding info is from https://babysittersclub.fandom.com/ -- -- Video creator notes -- Had some crashing issues on Windows 98 SE (hard lock crashes), so later in the video I changed over to Windows 95. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:09 Game intro 0:35 Characters introduction 15:22 Sign In 17:40 Certificate 17:56 Tutorial / Intro 20:17 Calendar 24:01 Calendar crash 2010+ 25:31 Calendar retry 🙃 26:51 Personal profile 35:09 Baby-sitting forms 36:11 Friends finder 36:50 Mail finder 37:29 Objects in room 38:36 Birthday cart 39:15 Map game 45:36 Puzzle machine 46:20 Crash again 46:30 Telephone rings 46:48 Puzzle machine 52:23 Objects in room 52:50 Bulletin board 53:53 BSC Fan Club information 54:23 Stationery Kit 58:54 Journal 1:00:28 Game credits 1:02:10 Video outro -- Game Credits -- TBD -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 120 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition / Windows 95 Screen resolution: 640x480 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Nostalgia #90s #Windows98

I couldn't help myself again when I saw this sealed box 90s game offered on eBay. It doesn't seem like it was ever opened up, the box and its internals still looked immaculate! There's not too much inside of the box despite its large size. Included are a user guide, registration card the jewel case with the CD in it, and a poster with other Software for Girls titles such as Barbie Photo Designer. -- Video creator notes -- Gameplay video of this game I did in 2016: https://youtu.be/l8zOwzcF-4I Unboxing of 1998 PC game Barbie Riding Club. This game was still sealed after 22 years for some reason! -- Developer description -- Join Barbie at the stables, where you'll choose and name your very own horse. You'll feed, groom, and saddle up your horse and take to the trails. Ride and jump your way through the hills with two different views: third- and first-person. Play games, find clues, and race against Christie and Teresa while discovering the secrets to the Barbie Riding Club. Back cover text: Welcome to the Barbie Riding Club, where every trail leads to a new adventure! Join Barbie at the stables where you’ll choose and name your very own horse. Ride and jump your way through the hills and trails of the Secret Valley. Race against Christie and Teresa on your favorite horse! Explore every new trail to find hidden paths and surprises. You can even follow the legend of a mysterious wild horse that roams free in the valley. Could the story be true? Saddle up and start looking for clues – and discover the secret of the Barbie Riding Club! Features: Choose and name your very own horse. Each horse has its own special personality! Feed groom and saddle up your horse as you get ready to take to the trails! Two ways to ride! You guide Barbie on her horse-and feel like you’re riding too! Race against Christie and Teresa – through the forest or at the beach! Discover hidden trails and clues as you search for the secret of the Barbie Riding Club! Play with your horse on the computer desktop too – As a virtual pet! Play games and find clues Take pictures of your adventures to print and share! Earn ribbons, certificates and badges and print them out! -- Other info -- ISBN#: 0-932631-60-6 EAN: 074299204609 -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:15 Before unboxing 1:40 Unboxing 3:03 Software for Girls Poster 3:40 Registration card 4:08 User Guide 6:00 Unpacking the jewel case 6:54 Disc and how to use guide 7:57 Random B-roll shots 8:51 Software for girls poster 13:00 Video outro -- Settings and application information -- Recorded using a Sony FDR-AX53 Edited using VEGAS Pro 18 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Barbie #Nostalgia #Unboxing

All the toys have been made. Santa's sleigh is loaded, and the elves have a kitchen pass to go outside and Spank the Frank! Oliver the Elf has tricked his dim-witted sidekick, Frank the Penguin, and his brothers Frank, Frank, Frank, Frank and Frank (penguins aren't very creative) into playing a game called Spank the Frank. The object is simple — click your mouse to safely spank Frank into the floating baskets for points, Miss the basket and 'another Frank bites the dust," The first round is a practice round, but each subsequent round has a time limit. so be quick, but be careful. You have unlimited Franks to spank. but when 10 bite the bullet (15 if you are a Power Player), the game is over. Try to hit balloons, cookies and other floating treats as you spank the Franks into the Baskets, but watch out for spike balls. saws and other penguin-unfriendly traps, New treats and traps appear each level, so the game quickly gets challenging. Special treats: Nab the Balloons (10 pts), Cookies (250 pts), Donuts (500 pts), Fish 1750 points) and Diamonds (1000 pts). Power Players also get the Money Penguin, the Love Penguin, flowers, cherries and more. Traps: Watch out for the Spike Ball, Rotary Saw, Bear Trap, Anvil and a strange Metal Wall. Bonus Round,: After four rounds, you are rewarded with a Bonus Round. You can't lose Franks in the Bonus Round. so be fearless. Grab as many balloons and cookies as you can to rack up the points, And, (if you can grab them all, you earn a whopping extra 5,000 points, Power Players get a Bonus Round every 3 rounds, rather than just once after the 4th round -- Video creator notes -- This is the game Spank the Frank. It was downloadable on the website of Kewlbox by Blockdot. The power player code for Spank the Frank is 330033. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:11 Game intro 0:25 Gameplay 3:02 Power player gameplay 12:40 Video outro -- Settings and application information -- Used software: VMWare Workstation OS: Windows XP SP3 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Holidays #Christmas #Penguin

It began many years ago at the North Pole. Elves, who are attracted to bright, shiny objects, created this game of ball swapping. Tis' the season for cheese balls, snow balls, and a holiday game of... Santa Balls. Santa Balls 1 Rules: The game of Santa Balls began many years ago at the North Pole. Each Christmas after working his little helpers tirelessly all season. Santa would pack every toy in the shop onto his big sleigh and ride off in glory into the sunset. Left alone, the elves gathered one Christmas realizing that all their objects of enjoyment had been delivered to greedy little kids around the world. Being naturally attracted to bright. shiny objects. it wasn't long before the elves had scrambled up old man Kringle's Christmas tree. collected the ornaments. and devised the first game of "Santa Balls." The rest of the evening, the elves played with their new balls, and now you can, too. Swap any two adjacent balls by clicking on them in order to form a row or column of three or more matching balls. If you can't find a way to match three. then use the Ball Juggler to really shake them up. But remember, you can only juggle your balls three times. Score 100 points for 3 in a row. 200 points for 4 in a row. 400 points for 5. and 800 points for 6 or more. Try to get multiple matches and chain reactions. because your score is multiplied 2x for the second match, 3x for the third match, and so on. Enjoy and happy holidays! Santa Balls 2 Rules: Santa Balls is an old elf tradition up at the North Pole. the story goes. each Christmas Eve. after tirelessly working his little helpers all season. Santa would hop into his reindeer cruiser and ride off into the cool night air in glory. Left alone, one night the elves scrambled up old man Kringle's Christmas tree, collected the ornaments, and devised the first game of "Santa Balls." But, since elves are known tinkerers. before long the game evolved into... you guessed it... Santa Balls 2. In SB2, we've put a whole new angle on the ball busting action. The playing field is bigger, the omaments are bouncier, and 'ol Oliver the Bf is bolder! There are all kinds of new surprises, including an occasional guest appearance by Frank the Penguin. Swap any two adjacent balls by clicking on them to form a line of three or more matching balls in any direction. If you can't find a match, use the Ball Juggler to really shake things up. But remember, you can only juggle your balls 3 times - unless you become a Power Player. then you get 6! Score 100 points for 3 in a row. 200 points for 4 in a row. 400 points for 5. and 800 points for or more. Try to get multiple matches and chain reactions, because your score is multiplied 2x for the second match, 3x for the third match, and so on. Enjoy and happy holidays! -- Video creator notes -- These are executables for the games Santa Balls 1 & 2. They were downloadable on the website of Kewlbox by Blockdot. The power player code for Santa Balls 2 is 1839. This unlocks more "ball jugglers". -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:10 Santa Balls 1 9:51 Santa Balls 2 23:31 Video outro -- Settings and application information -- Used software: VMWare Workstation OS: Windows XP SP3 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload #Holidays #Christmas #Santa

My Little Pony: Friendship Gardens is a game for young children that is based on the 'My Little Pony' franchise. In this second part I go to the Games Cottage, Ivy's Beauty Salon, go over the rainbow bridge and start with a new pony 🐎 It was originally developed in 1998 and has been re-issued a number of times. The game starts with the player creating their own pony using a paint box screen to change the colours to their liking. Then the pony is given a name and the player is taken to Ponyland where the game begins. The game starts at a bridge. To the left is the farm where the player gets to know and train their pony. To the right is the pony village. The player starts on the farm where they feed, groom and train their pony. There is a limited supply of food in the inventory to start with and more can be grown or picked from trees. When the pony has grown she will be confident enough to enter the village and have fun with other ponies. In the village there are four cottages, each with its own resident and mini-game(s): Ivy's Beauty Salon where the player can dress and/or style their pony's hair Light Heart's Game Cottage naturally has the most activities. There's Tic-Tac-Hoof, a Tile Switch Puzzle, videos to watch, books to read, Sweet Berry's kitchen where cakes can be baked, and pictures to colour in. Sun Sparkle's Dance Studio has a dance floor with coloured squares. The mini-game here is a 'Simon Says' like game where the player has to repeat the sequence in which the dance floor squares light up. Morning Glory's schoolhouse has a memory game and pictures to print. Throughout the game the player can take pictures of their pony, these are held on an album along with the pony's pet certificate, awards, the pony diary and mail messages. --◀ Information from Mobygames -- -- Video creator notes -- This is the American English version of the game. It was played with a Windows 98 SE virtual machine using the software PCem. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Intro 0:22 Game startup 1:15 Ponyland 3:40 Sleeping pony 4:20 Mailbox 5:10 Ponyland 6:46 The Games Cottage 31:46 Ivy's Beauty Salon 38:27 Going over the Rainbow Bridge 39:40 New pony 41:35 Learning jumping 46:59 Pony Show Jumper certificate 48:10 Credits 50:28 Exit game 50:44 Outro -- Game Credits (Source: imdb) -- Writing Credits Dick Cooper Cast Gabrielle MacKenzie - Butterfly (voice) Kathleen Eagan - Morning Glory / Light Heart (voice) Marnee Watts - Sweet Berry / Sundance (voice) Lorraine Ansell Lorraine Ansell ... Ivy (voice) Jonas Barter ... producer Diane Shohet ... executive producer Erik Stein ... producerMusic by Mark Mitchell Production Design by Scott Balaban Art Direction by Steve Martin Production Management Tracy Kureta ... operations and special projects managerArt Department Rick Banks ... designer Donna Bennett ... 3D artist Jennifer Brackett ... graphic designer Paul Butler ... designer Mike Fisher ... 3D artist Cory Humes ... lead artist 2D artists: Stas Jesionka, Phil Lafrance, Becky Lathangue, Norman MacQueen, Ron Robinson, Daniela Sirbu, Krista Hallam, Stefan Grambart, Josh Bridge, Luc Begin William Yap ... 3D artist Jay Young ... 3D artistSound Department Mark Mitchell ... soundEditorial Department Elizabeth Mackney ... editorial specialist Joe Al-Sabeh ... production assistant Richard Alexander ... US product coordinator Phill Atwood ... programmer Sam Baker ... localization manager Kurt Boutin ... test supervisor Roger Camm ... technical support Yi S. Chu-Chen ... programmer Rich Cleveland ... director of marketing Michael Craighead ... director of quality assurance Tom Dusenberry ... president Kevin Gillespie ... v.p. product development worldwide Mark Goudreau ... product manager Wyman Halling ... production assistant Jim Hamilton ... lead programmer Kimberly Hannaway ... channel manager Mike Harley ... system programmer Dana Henry ... director of public relations John Hurlbut ... v.p. marketing Barry Jafrato ... managing director Steve LaRose ... technical support Patrick Lau ... production assistant Stephane LeBrun ... programmer Franco Longo ... programmer Kerry McGinty ... marketing research Tony Parks ... v.p. r&d worldwide Deb Shlens ... product manager Alexander G.M. Smith ... system programmer Gale Steiner ... director of marketing John Sutyak ... director of new business Tomasz Szczeszynski ... programmer Kate Webster ... strategic marketing director Steve Webster ... creative services manager Li Zou ... system programmer Testing: Dan McJilton, Dave Sauvageau, Tammy Talbott, Toby Watkins, Kathy Steel, Jeff Kingston, Jennifer Kaczor, Andy Khone, Mark Huggins, Tim Burpee -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v17 CPU: Pentium 120 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). #MyLittlePony #Pony #Horses Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

My Little Pony: Friendship Gardens is a game for young children that is based on the 'My Little Pony' franchise. In this first part I dance in Sundance's Cottage, do a memory game and learn my pony to jump over obstacles. 🐎 It was originally developed in 1998 and has been re-issued a number of times. The game starts with the player creating their own pony using a paint box screen to change the colours to their liking. Then the pony is given a name and the player is taken to Ponyland where the game begins. The game starts at a bridge. To the left is the farm where the player gets to know and train their pony. To the right is the pony village. The player starts on the farm where they feed, groom and train their pony. There is a limited supply of food in the inventory to start with and more can be grown or picked from trees. When the pony has grown she will be confident enough to enter the village and have fun with other ponies. In the village there are four cottages, each with its own resident and mini-game(s): Ivy's Beauty Salon where the player can dress and/or style their pony's hair Light Heart's Game Cottage naturally has the most activities. There's Tic-Tac-Hoof, a Tile Switch Puzzle, videos to watch, books to read, Sweet Berry's kitchen where cakes can be baked, and pictures to colour in. Sun Sparkle's Dance Studio has a dance floor with coloured squares. The mini-game here is a 'Simon Says' like game where the player has to repeat the sequence in which the dance floor squares light up. Morning Glory's schoolhouse has a memory game and pictures to print. Throughout the game the player can take pictures of their pony, these are held on an album along with the pony's pet certificate, awards, the pony diary and mail messages. --◀ Information from Mobygames -- -- Video creator notes -- This is the American English version of the game. It was played with a Windows 98 SE virtual machine using the software PCem. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:14 Game intros 1:09 Name entry 3:23 Ponyland 5:43 Mailbox 8:04 Ponyland 13:12 Sundance's Cottage 17:47 Memory game 23:05 Make pictures 24:31 Ponyland 27:29 Sleeping pony 30:24 Practicing jumping 41:00 Won Pony Show Jumper 41:35 Leaving game 41:44 Video end / outro -- Game Credits (Source: imdb) -- Writing Credits Dick Cooper Cast Gabrielle MacKenzie - Butterfly (voice) Kathleen Eagan - Morning Glory / Light Heart (voice) Marnee Watts - Sweet Berry / Sundance (voice) Lorraine Ansell Lorraine Ansell ... Ivy (voice) Jonas Barter ... producer Diane Shohet ... executive producer Erik Stein ... producerMusic by Mark Mitchell Production Design by Scott Balaban Art Direction by Steve Martin Production Management Tracy Kureta ... operations and special projects managerArt Department Rick Banks ... designer Donna Bennett ... 3D artist Jennifer Brackett ... graphic designer Paul Butler ... designer Mike Fisher ... 3D artist Cory Humes ... lead artist 2D artists: Stas Jesionka, Phil Lafrance, Becky Lathangue, Norman MacQueen, Ron Robinson, Daniela Sirbu, Krista Hallam, Stefan Grambart, Josh Bridge, Luc Begin William Yap ... 3D artist Jay Young ... 3D artistSound Department Mark Mitchell ... soundEditorial Department Elizabeth Mackney ... editorial specialist Joe Al-Sabeh ... production assistant Richard Alexander ... US product coordinator Phill Atwood ... programmer Sam Baker ... localization manager Kurt Boutin ... test supervisor Roger Camm ... technical support Yi S. Chu-Chen ... programmer Rich Cleveland ... director of marketing Michael Craighead ... director of quality assurance Tom Dusenberry ... president Kevin Gillespie ... v.p. product development worldwide Mark Goudreau ... product manager Wyman Halling ... production assistant Jim Hamilton ... lead programmer Kimberly Hannaway ... channel manager Mike Harley ... system programmer Dana Henry ... director of public relations John Hurlbut ... v.p. marketing Barry Jafrato ... managing director Steve LaRose ... technical support Patrick Lau ... production assistant Stephane LeBrun ... programmer Franco Longo ... programmer Kerry McGinty ... marketing research Tony Parks ... v.p. r&d worldwide Deb Shlens ... product manager Alexander G.M. Smith ... system programmer Gale Steiner ... director of marketing John Sutyak ... director of new business Tomasz Szczeszynski ... programmer Kate Webster ... strategic marketing director Steve Webster ... creative services manager Li Zou ... system programmer Testing: Dan McJilton, Dave Sauvageau, Tammy Talbott, Toby Watkins, Kathy Steel, Jeff Kingston, Jennifer Kaczor, Andy Khone, Mark Huggins, Tim Burpee -- Settings and application information -- Used emulator: PCem v16 CPU: Pentium 133 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). #MyLittlePony #Pony #Horses Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

Probably one of the most popular browser games of the early 2000s. There was not much to the game looking back at it. But for a simple browser game it was fine and actually pretty cool for its time. It very likely introduced many people to Gorillaz. The sound in the menu screen of the game was disabled to prevent the video being blocked in some countries. History on this game: https://digg.com/2018/gorillaz-final-drive-geep-game-history Gorillaz: Geep Simulator is a small sandbox driving game based on the music video for the Gorillaz song "19/2000". In the game the player controls the Gorillaz' Geep with the arrow keys and space bar on their keyboard. The player can drive around an open level based on the music video while the song itself plays on a loop in the background. If the player happens to get stuck on their roof the game will automatically right the Geep back onto it's wheels. The player can reset to the starting position by clicking the "restart game" button in the top right. Published by EMI Records Limited Developed by Zombie Flesh Eaters Released Sep 28, 2001 Platform Browser Genre Racing / driving Perspective Behind view Gameplay Sandbox / open world Interface Direct control Vehicular Automobile Misc Licensed Source: https://www.mobygames.com/game/browser/gorillaz-geep-simulator -- Video creator notes -- I'm not sure if the game was released in 2002 or 2001, or if this was an updated version. The .exe I have is a Macromedia Projector file dated 26 August 2002 17:02. -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video Intro 0:06 Game menu 0:15 Driving on the road 1:37 Off-road driving 4:38 Back to the road 6:28 Falling into the void (crash) 7:46 Full menu animation 8:00 Lowest quality settings -- Settings and application information -- I set up anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering in AMD Radeon Settings for a better looking game. -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). #Gorillaz #Flash #2000s Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

I built this PC to capture from analog sources, as well as from DV devices/cameras. This video could be used as a guide to build a small mid-end PC, though the analog capture card and the Firewire card can then of course be left out. Also the motherboard I used could be swapped for a motherboard with higher quality components. I chose this motherboard because it's the most modern motherboard with a legacy PCI slot available. This motherboard needs a newer BIOS version to handle Ryzen 3000 series CPUs. I let the online store I bought the motherboard from update the BIOS for me to save myself the trouble. Things not shown being installed in video: 2 extra Noctua case fans, one blowing down onto the expansion cards, the other one is configured as an exhaust. The Magewell Pro Capture AiO capture card, and an optical drive (CD-RW/DVD-RW). Components: CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor Motherboard: ASUS Prime A320M-CR2.0 RAM: G-SKILL F4-2400C15D-8GNT 16GB (2x8) GPU: PowerColor AMD Radeon R7 260X 1GB PSU: BeQuiet Straight Power 11 - 550W Platinum Storage: NVMe Samsung SSD 960 EVO 250GB, SATA Samsung SSD 850 EVO 500 GB Expansion cards: PCI FireWire Card, Magewell Pro Capture AiO Case: SilverStone SUGO SG02B-F htpc Songs used: mb_monty.xm - Monty On The Run Remix, The Lift by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/5009-the-lift License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Video intro 0:07 Unboxing motherboard 1:00 Installing RAM 1:48 Installing AMD Stealth heatsink 3:09 Removing packing material from case 4:00 Case accessories 5:31 Removing fan bracket 5:48 Installing IO Shield 5:57 (Forcefully) removing standoff 6:14 Installing the necessary standoffs 6:28 Installing motherboard 7:06 Installing GPU 8:09 Plugging in front IO 10:07 Installing PSU and cable routing 12:21 (Wrongly) install 2.5 inch drive 13:42 Installing PCI Firewire card 14:25 Smoke test 🔥 14:37 Booting Windows 15:10 UEFI BIOS configuration 15:26 Applying case sticker 15:50 Correctly install 2.5 inch drive 16:48 Modifications I did off camera 17:19 B-roll of internals 18:08 Fan configuration 19:35 GPU-Z and CPU-Z 20:15 Video end -- Settings and application information -- Recorded using a Sony FDR-AX53 Edited using VEGAS Pro 17 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Ryzen and PCI, Ryzen and legacy PCI #Ryzen #AMD #Radeon Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

Play with the Teletubbies is the first video game based on the popular kids TV series Teletubbies. Players get to choose one of the four Teletubbies, Tinky Winky, Po, Laa-Laa or Dipsy, and have to explore Teletubbyland to find objects. There's the Magic Windmill, a magic drum, a hide and seek tree, and others. There are more mini-games if you head down to the Teletubbies' super dome, where you can play with the Tubby Custard machine, the control panel, the Tubby Toaster and others. After playing each activity, the Teletubby will say 'Again Again!'. If you click the mouse, then you can play the activity again. If you don't do anything while this happens then the activity will end and you go back to exploring Teletubbyland. Sources: https://www.mobygames.com/game/play-with-the-teletubbies -- Video creator notes -- Using VMWare, the mouse had some weird issues following movements. This wasn't too big of an issues. All the TV Event videos that you can play have been removed as those videos contain copyrighted content. This is the UK English version. -- Timestamps -- 0:00:00 Video intro 0:00:10 Game intro 0:01:20 The Superdome 0:02:09 Tubby Custard 0:05:50 Tubby Toast 0:10:20 Chase the Noo-noo 0:12:30 Teletubbyland 0:12:58 Windmill / TV receiver 0:14:42 What's That? - Guitar 0:16:48 Magic Drum activity 0:19:20 Walking 0:19:41 What's That? - Duck 0:21:36 Cloud Event (Jump cut because game crashed) 0:23:21 Windmill / TV receiver 0:25:03 Hiding game 0:27:10 Walking 0:29:27 Favorite Thing - Tinky Winky's bag 0:30:26 What's That? - Guitar (again) 0:32:16 What's That? - Duck 0:34:13 The Train Event 0:35:38 Windmill / TV receiver 0:36:48 What's That? - Wall 0:39:25 Favorite Thing - Dipsy's hat 0:40:23 What's That? - Star 0:42:27 What's That? - Sheep 0:44:17 What's That? - Dog 0:46:10 Cloud Event 0:47:47 Windmill / TV receiver 0:50:47 Favorite Thing - Laa-Laa's ball 0:51:34 What's That? - Puddle 0:53:24 What's That? - Pig 0:55:12 What's That? - Mirror 0:57:02 Windmill / TV receiver 0:59:56 Favorite Thing - Po's scooter 1:00:50 What's That? - Kite 1:02:39 What's That? - Watering can 1:05:04 Exit sequence / Credits 1:07:20 Video outro -- Game Credits -- BBC CREDITS Development Manager CHRISTINE WEBB Executive Producer DAVE ANDERSON Head Of Creative Design SHAMSUL ROSUNALLY Rights & Acquisitions Manager SIÂN TEASDALE Head of Sales & Marketing GORDON ANDERSON Strategic Marketing Manager DEBBIE BACON Marketing Executive EVE CHALONER Business Development Director PATRICK HANNON Reversioning Manager FIONA STEWART SANDEMAN Technical Development Director GERRY CLARK Technical Manager JOHN WILSON Testing Manager DOMINIQUE COLONNA-CESARI Product Development Director SARAH HENNINGS Director of Multimedia DAVE LEE ASYLUM CREDITS Development Team: Development Manager SIMON BAILEY 3D Modeller GIDEON CORBY Creative Director, Game Designer NICK HOLDEN Programmer PRASANNA (GEORGE) JEGANATHAN Lead Programmer JAKE LEWIS Production Assistant MEENA KUMARI PAI Lead Graphics Artist and Animator SAI WUN POON Audio Programmer JOS VERNON Project Manager, Game Designer JASON WHITE RAGDOLL CREDITS Based on original sketches written by ANDREW DAVENPORT Teletubbies voices PUI FAN LEE MARK HEENEHAN JOHN SIMMIT NIKKY SMEDLEY Narrator TIM WHITNALL Additional Voices GARY STEVENSON TOYAH WILLCOX Featuring: KITE FLYING KIERAN GANGARAM SARAH HOCKLEY MICHAEL JOHNSON RACHEL TREW FLAMENCO GUITAR ELLIE GREENING TITO HEREDIA DAISY WHITE DRY STONE WALL CUTHBERT, LYDIA AND WILLIAM NOBLE PIPPA TODD OUR DOG ALICE ELLA, LILLY AND ANTHONY AINSWORTH PLAYING IN THE RAIN THE CHILDREN OF JORDAN'S VILLAGE NURSERY SCHOOL MAKING FLOWERS ELLA AINSWORTH KAI BARKER GUY BRAYN ANASTASIA TESTEN SARAH, FRASER & THE DUCKS FRASER HOPKIN DENISE MOIR SARAH WICHALL LIGHTHOUSE RICHARD CLARK TERRI LEE BINNS PHOTO FACES TARIK CASSIM KEVIN JARIN KIRSTEN JARIN CAMILLE ST. OMER JAY SIMPSON GABRIEL WADDINGHAM Location Directors SALLY AINSWORTH LESLEY HUTCHISON PENNY LAWRENCE LESLIE PITT GILLANE SEABORNE ALYSON SMITH Audio Design BEN BARKER CHRIS DOWNES TIM VINE Dubbing Mixers NIC LE MESSURIER BRENDAN NICHOLSON Audio Recording SANDY BUCHANAN Editors DAVID BARRY SIMON CRUSE JOHN CRYER Video Graphics ANDY KEYS Series Production Manager NICK KIRKPATRICK Project Manager EDWIN WYATT Musical Director ANDREW McCRORIE-SHAND Additional Music BOB HARTLEY Head of Production SUE JAMES Series Writer & Co-Creator ANDREW DAVENPORT Series Devised & Produced by ANNE WOOD -- Alternate Titles -- Teletubbies: Gioca con i Teletubbies - Italian title Joue avec les Teletubbies - French title -- Settings and application information -- Used software: VMWare Workstation OS: Windows XP SP3 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). #Teletubbies #Children #Tiddlytubbies Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

Adapted from the MIDI version of We Are Number One by Anson this is an "8 bit version" of the song. Some MIDI channels were merged into one file because otherwise the screen would've gotten too crowded. The software I used to visualize the MIDI channels / WAVE file channels is corrscope-0.7.0. The original percussion from the MIDI was retained as I didn't find a suitable replacement for them. -- Info from Wikipedia -- "We Are Number One" is a song from the English language Icelandic children's television series LazyTown, composed by Máni Svavarsson. The song was featured in the twelfth episode of the show's fourth season, entitled "Robbie's Dream Team", which is the 103rd episode overall. Following its release, the song gained significant online popularity and became common among internet memes and comical remixes, especially in support of the lead singer, Stefán Karl Stefánsson (Robbie Rotten), who had been diagnosed with bile duct cancer and died on 21 August 2018. The music video of the song is the most-viewed video on the LazyTown YouTube channel, garnering over 92 million views as of early November 2020. -- Settings and application information -- corrscope-0.7.0 Render resolution: 7680x4320 @ 60FPS (8K) -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). #LazyTown #8bit #Memes Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

How does this 13 year old phone stack up to modern phones in 2020? Well, not that great 😉 But it holds a charge longer than any modern smartphone and has some cool games! This is a budget phone from 2007, although it could very well be that this particular phone was produced in 2009 because that's what the date is set as by default. Note that the phones language is in Dutch, I checked later and you can set the the language to English. I forgot to do that before recording the video 🤭 Specs from GSMArena: NETWORK Technology GSM LAUNCH Announced 2007, May Status Discontinued BODY Dimensions 87 x 44.8 x 20.7 mm (3.43 x 1.76 x 0.81 in) Weight 81 g (2.86 oz) SIM Mini-SIM DISPLAY Type TFT, 65K colors Size 1.9 inches, 11.4 cm2 (~29.1% screen-to-body ratio) Resolution 128 x 160 pixels (~108 ppi density) Second external mono display (96 x 68 pixels) Screensavers, themes and wallpapers MEMORY Card slot No Phonebook Yes Call records 20 dialed, 20 received, 20 missed calls Internal 10MB MAIN CAMERA Single VGA Video SQCIF SELFIE CAMERA No SOUND Loudspeaker Yes Alert types Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic, MP3 ringtones 3.5mm jack No COMMS WLAN No Bluetooth 2.0 GPS No Radio FM radio USB No FEATURES Sensors Messaging SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging Browser WAP 2.0/xHTML Games Yes + downloadable Java Yes, MIDP 2.1 3GPP/MP4 player Predictive text input Organizer BATTERY Type Removable Li-Ion 700 mAh battery (BL-4B) Stand-by Up to 310 h Talk time Up to 6 h MISC Colors Navy Blue, Velvet Red, Sandy Gold, Smoky Grey, Metallic Black SAR 0.74 W/kg (head) 0.98 W/kg (body) SAR EU 0.53 W/kg (head) Price About 60 EUR Source: https://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_2760-1975.php -- Review -- Nokia 2760 Review: The Nokia 2760 was released mid-way through 2007 and like many Nokia releases of this time was one of a pair: the Nokia 2660 was released alongside it. The key difference between these two models was that the 2760 featured a camera, whereas the 2660 did not. Both of these phones succeeded the Nokia 2650. This was released way back in 2004 and was something of a surprising success, combining an interior rubberized finish with an exterior hard plastic shell. Times had moved on quickly since then and Nokia had produced a decent range of flip-type phones. But the 2-series was always a budget one so we could not expect the boat to be pushed out too far here. And so it proved for the Nokia 2760, despite the metallic looks, a feel of this would reveal this to be pretty plasticky. The phone was also rather under-specced relative to many other phones at this time, which was no surprise given the price point. One of the major selling points was that the phone gained a front-facing mono LCD, something pretty good for the budget. Source: https://www.profitwarning.co.uk/2020/04/nokia-2760-review-mid-range-flip-mobile-phone/ Phone type: RM-258 -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Intro 0:10 Exterior and accessories 3:59 Start and reset 7:04 Going through menus 7:48 Camera 9:57 Voice recorder 11:12 Nokia ringtone 11:28 More menus 12:07 Phantom Spider game 14:16 Snake EX2 Game 23:27 Sudoku Game 26:06 Collection of tools 29:04 Front display 30:02 Alarm 30:32 Ring settings 31:05 Using Bluetooth and resulting photos 31:55 Outro -- Settings and application information -- Recorded using a Sony FDR-AX53 Edited using VEGAS Pro 17 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). #Phone #2000s #Nokia Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

Play with the Teletubbies is a children's video game released in 1999 for PlayStation (PSX) and 1998 for PC by Ragdoll Productions, BBC Multimedia and Asylum Entertainment Games (PSX only). This is the first Teletubbies video game. This is the United States version of the game with some different voices than the original UK release. Children control a Teletubby, wander around Teletubbyland and can play some fun activities in Teletubbyland and inside the house. All the activities are activated by different objects found throughout the game. The activities in this game are listed below. After playing each activity, the Teletubby will say 'Again Again!'. If you press any of the action buttons (PS1) or click the mouse (PC), then you can play the activity again. If you don't do anything while this happens then the activity will end and you go back to exploring Teletubbyland. -- Video creator notes -- Using VMWare, the mouse had some weird issues following movements. This wasn't too big of an issues. All the TV Event videos that you can play have been removed as those videos contain copyrighted content. -- Timestamps -- 0:00:00 Video intro 0:00:15 Game intros 0:01:55 The Superdome 0:02:32 Tubby Custard 0:04:51 Tubby Toast 0:10:33 Chase the Noo-noo 0:12:38 Teletubbyland 0:13:31 Windmill / TV receiver 0:14:39 Teletubbyland 0:15:02 What's That? - Guitar 0:18:02 Magic Drum activity 0:22:20 Walking 0:23:22 Hiding game 0:27:10 What's That? - Duck 0:29:14 Walking 0:30:59 Favorite Thing - Laa-Laa's ball 0:31:51 Windmill / TV receiver 0:33:23 Favorite Thing - Dipsy's hat 0:34:14 Cloud Event 0:38:57 What's That? - Star 0:41:25 Walking 0:42:47 Favorite Thing - Po's scooter 0:43:52 What's That? - Sheep 0:47:05 The Train Event 0:48:30 What's That? - Dog 0:50:29 Walking 0:52:30 Favorite Thing - Tinky Winky's bag 0:53:16 What's That? - Puddle 0:55:52 What's That? - Pig 0:57:46 Walking 0:58:18 What's That? - Mirror 1:00:10 What's That? - Kite 1:02:14 What's That? - Watering can 1:06:25 Exit sequence / Credits 1:09:20 Video outro -- Game Credits -- BBC CREDITS Development Manager CHRISTINE WEBB Executive Producer DAVE ANDERSON Head Of Creative Design SHAMSUL ROSUNALLY Rights & Acquisitions Manager SIÂN TEASDALE Head of Sales & Marketing GORDON ANDERSON Strategic Marketing Manager DEBBIE BACON Marketing Executive EVE CHALONER Business Development Director PATRICK HANNON Reversioning Manager FIONA STEWART SANDEMAN Technical Development Director GERRY CLARK Technical Manager JOHN WILSON Testing Manager DOMINIQUE COLONNA-CESARI Product Development Director SARAH HENNINGS Director of Multimedia DAVE LEE ASYLUM CREDITS Development Team: Development Manager SIMON BAILEY 3D Modeller GIDEON CORBY Creative Director, Game Designer NICK HOLDEN Programmer PRASANNA (GEORGE) JEGANATHAN Lead Programmer JAKE LEWIS Production Assistant MEENA KUMARI PAI Lead Graphics Artist and Animator SAI WUN POON Audio Programmer JOS VERNON Project Manager, Game Designer JASON WHITE Thanks to: JONS JONES-MORRIS HANNAH REDLER AMY SLATTER ALISON AND ESME RAGDOLL CREDITS Based on original sketches written by ANDREW DAVENPORT Teletubbies voices PUI FAN LEE MARK HEENEHAN JOHN SIMMIT NIKKY SMEDLEY Narrator TIM WHITNALL Additional Voices GARY STEVENSON TOYAH WILLCOX Featuring: KITE FLYING KIERAN GANGARAM SARAH HOCKLEY MICHAEL JOHNSON RACHEL TREW FLAMENCO GUITAR ELLIE GREENING TITO HEREDIA DAISY WHITE DRY STONE WALL CUTHBERT, LYDIA AND WILLIAM NOBLE PIPPA TODD OUR DOG ALICE ELLA, LILLY AND ANTHONY AINSWORTH PLAYING IN THE RAIN THE CHILDREN OF JORDAN'S VILLAGE NURSERY SCHOOL MAKING FLOWERS ELLA AINSWORTH KAI BARKER GUY BRAYN ANASTASIA TESTEN SARAH, FRASER & THE DUCKS FRASER HOPKIN DENISE MOIR SARAH WICHALL LIGHTHOUSE RICHARD CLARK TERRI LEE BINNS PHOTO FACES TARIK CASSIM KEVIN JARIN KIRSTEN JARIN CAMILLE ST. OMER JAY SIMPSON GABRIEL WADDINGHAM Location Directors SALLY AINSWORTH LESLEY HUTCHISON PENNY LAWRENCE LESLIE PITT GILLANE SEABORNE ALYSON SMITH Audio Design BEN BARKER CHRIS DOWNES TIM VINE Dubbing Mixers NIC LE MESSURIER BRENDAN NICHOLSON Audio Recording SANDY BUCHANAN Editors DAVID BARRY SIMON CRUSE JOHN CRYER Video Graphics ANDY KEYS Series Production Manager NICK KIRKPATRICK Project Manager EDWIN WYATT Musical Director ANDREW McCRORIE-SHAND Additional Music BOB HARTLEY Head of Production SUE JAMES Series Writer & Co-Creator ANDREW DAVENPORT Series Devised & Produced by ANNE WOOD Teletubbies characters and logo, copyright and TM Ragdoll Productions (UK) Ltd.,1996 With Thanks To: Educational Consultant ANN SMITH Audio Processing DAMMIT Video Processing MATINEE SOUND & VISION -- Settings and application information -- Used software: VMWare Workstation OS: Windows XP SP3 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). #Teletubbies #Children #Tiddlytubbies Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload

Quick little video on the Samsung Galaxy S20 were I unbox the phone and set it up for use. The phone was returned later and swapped for a OnePlus 8T because the battery life on the S20 was terrible. Even when using the display at 720p 60FPS, having battery saver on and manually deleting apps using ADB commands the battery didn't last me a full day. Whereas the OnePlus 8T lasts me 2 days with the same use without too many modifications. ADB commands I used to remove bloatware: https://www.digiadvies.com/post/remove-bloatware-samsung-galaxy-s20 Unboxing and hands-on video of the Samsung Galaxy S20 5G phone. This video shows unboxing the phone, its accessories and finalizing Android setup. The silicone cover case that I bought with the pone is not shown in action in this video. The color of the phone is pink and the exact edition is: SM-G981BZIDEUB. Buy Samsung Galaxy S20 (may not be available): https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/galaxy-s20-5g/ GSMArena: https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s20-10081.php -- Details from GSMArena -- Released 2020, March 06 DISPLAY Dynamic AMOLED 2X, 120Hz, HDR10+ Size 6.2 inches, Resolution 1440 x 3200 pixels, 20:9 ratio 120Hz@FHD/60Hz@QHD refresh rate PLATFORM OS Android 10, One UI 2.5 Chipset Exynos 990 (7 nm+) - Global Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865 (7 nm+) - USA CPU Octa-core (2x2.73 GHz Mongoose M5 & 2x2.50 GHz Cortex-A76 & 4x2.0 GHz Cortex-A55) - Global Octa-core (1x2.84 GHz Kryo 585 & 3x2.42 GHz Kryo 585 & 4x1.8 GHz Kryo 585) - USA GPU Mali-G77 MP11 - Global Adreno 650 - USA MEMORY Card slot microSDXC (uses shared SIM slot) Internal 128GB 8GB RAM UFS 3.0 BATTERY Type Li-Po 4000 mAh, non-removable -- Info from Wikipedia -- The title of the phone was originally presumed to be the Galaxy S11, due to it being the logical extension from the predecessor. However, successive leaks in January 2020 revealed the title of the phone to be the Galaxy S20, because of the multiples of 10, rather than 1. Hardware Chipsets The S20 line comprises three models with various hardware specifications; international models of the S20 utilize the Exynos 990 system-on-chip, while the U.S., Canadian, Korean, Chinese and Japanese models utilize the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865. Display A 1440p "Dynamic AMOLED" is featured with HDR10+ support and "dynamic tone mapping" technology. The S20 and S20+ have a 6.2-inch display and a 6.7-inch display, respectively, while the S20 Ultra has a 6.9-inch display. The displays have curved sides that slope over the horizontal edges of the device, and a wider 20:9 aspect ratio is used in addition to a 120 Hz refresh rate double that of the S10. All models utilize an ultrasonic in-screen fingerprint sensor. Storage The base amount of RAM is 8 GB, with an additional 12 GB option for the S20 & S20+ and a 16 GB option for the S20 Ultra. 128 GB of internal storage is standard and the S20+ & S20 Ultra also offers 128 GB, 256 GB and 512 GB options, with up to 1 TB of expansion via the microSD card slot. Verizon's Galaxy S20 5G UW model is not equipped with a microSD slot. Batteries The S20, S20+ & S20 Ultra contain non-removable 4000 mAh, 4500 mAh, and 5000 mAh Li-Po batteries respectively, and Qi inductive charging is supported at up to 15W as well as the ability to charge other Qi-compatible devices from the S20's own battery power, which is branded as “Samsung PowerShare”. Wired charging is supported over USB-C at up to 25W for the S20 & S20+ and 45W for the S20 Ultra. Connectivity The S20 series comes with 5G standard connectivity, though some regions may have special LTE variants. However, only Verizon models are compatible with ultra-fast millimeter-wave networks, and the audio jack has been omitted entirely. Cameras The cameras on the Galaxy S20 series improved considerably over its predecessors, although unlike the S9 and S10, the aperture on the main lens is fixed. While the megapixels of the main and ultra wide sensors remained unchanged on the S20 and S20+, the telephoto sensor received some improvements. The 64-megapixel telephoto camera, branded as “Space Zoom”, supports 3X hybrid optical zoom (branded as "Hybrid Optic Zoom") and 30X digital zoom at 64 megapixels on the new telephoto sensor instead of 12 megapixels at two times on the S10 and 30 times digitally (branded as "Super-Resolution Zoom"). -- Timestamps -- 0:00 Unboxing phone 0:30 First boot 0:45 Android Setup 1:50 Settings menu 2:11 Unboxing accessories 3:15 Swapping SIM cards 3:59 Updating phone 4:27 Hands-On Experience 7:29 Outro -- Settings and application information -- Recorded using a Sony FDR-AX53 Edited using VEGAS Pro 17 -- Downloads and more info -- Need more info? Ask on my Twitter (link on my channel). Download link for some of the games/software/other files on this channel: https://www.digiadvies.com/gamedownload