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This version of the Where in The World, is one of the more different of the Carmen Santiago series. It does not have much of the "classic" features but what makes this game so good is not just the fact that it's educational but the fact that it has a more serious story with a more realistic view point. It's also challenging and a little more personal, for you get to control characters that have back-story and there own personality that's not necessarily comical. So if you're looking for a deeper and less simple version of the game, you should try it, if you prefer the classic versions, than this may or may not be for you.
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Make sure you check the hardware requirements. I was really excited to find this program. I ordered it and when we installed it wouldn't work because our systems were too new.
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Awesome game for my 4,7 and 10 year olds. I enjoyed playing it with them. Listening, visual and grographic skills were used. Loved the adventure and education of this classic game.
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This is a good game that will teach children about world geography but younger children may get frustrated with this game. It is really geared toward pre-teens and you have to listen closely to the clues in order to determine where is the world is Carmen. This game will work with Windows XP Home Edition but you have to run it in compatibility mode.
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This game is a little frustrating for any child who cannot yet associate a continent with the following clues: kroner, Ho Chi Minh trail, outback, Sahara. I had to help out more than either of us would have liked. On the other hand, it's fun, so she is motivated to try. And she is learning a lot!
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