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Donald Duck's Playground

Credits
Published:	1986, Sierra On-Line Logo
Copyright:	The Walt Disney Company
Design:	Al Lowe
Coder:	Al Lowe, Chris Iden, Jeff Stephenson
Graphics:	Mark Crowe
Musician:	Al Lowe
Information
Hardware:	OCS
Disks:	1
Code Language:	AGI
License:	Commercial
Language:	English
Players:	1 Only
Categorization
Genre:	Educational
Subgenre:	Children
Back Added by Kim Lemon on Feb 20, 2005. Viewed 15948 times.

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Colonel Kurtz 2011-07-30

(5/10)
Slower and more tedious than the original C64 version (the payment method alone was pretty annoying!). And, just like every other game written for the AGI interpreter, not technically appealing so to speak. Still, a title that has its say in the gaming history, be it educational or not.
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Bland_Boy 2009-07-09

(4/10)
Slow and painful at times, difficult to gain funds for playground.
Not recommended for younger children, cause of difficulty.
Not recommended for adults, cause of huge effort for very little pay-off
in the game.
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ricky500 2008-07-15
Me and my brothers used to play the c64 versions of this game for hours and hours when we were little, a great game for kids, or for the kid at heart.

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ricky500 2008-03-01
The Amiga version uses Sierra's AGI system used in games like King's Quest and Space Quest. A fun little Sierra game though, even though the graphics and sounds aren't up to normal Amiga standards becuase it is an AGI game.
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elend 2007-04-07
That game was really great and fun... On the C64. What happened here?! It's a mere 1:1 port?! Maybe still good yet I would have hoped for a tad better graphics.
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Sakura_Star1 2006-12-21

(2/10)
I confess...I play this game and nothing was cool. Even music was awful. Is this a NES game or what? It looks like a NES game....I'm sorry,but it's nothing wonderful on it. Even I don't know how the kids enjoy this

2/10

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eksosrock 2005-05-06

(8/10)
Not a bad word about Donald. Very funny to play.
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Trantor 2005-02-21

(9/10)
Oh, how I loved this game. Don't ask me why, but there was some primal pleasure to be had in the accumulating money and beatign one's own records in the small tasks that were dolled out. While I always thought the game mechancis were a bit more fluid on the C64, the Amiga version is still a lot of fun and one of the best educational programs ever created.
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