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Treasure Mathstorm 1994
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- čas přidán 26. 03. 2018
- This is the 1994 version of Treasure Mathstorm. I've seen plenty of other uploads for the 1992 dos version, and then for the 1996 version with updated graphics, but the 1994 version seems to have been left out. So I'm fixing that
I finally found it, used to play it back in Kindergarten and never thought I'd see it again!
Same
Loved this game!!! All I could remember is it had snowballs and elves with math problems!!! I remember playing this in 3rd grade which at this point feels like 100 years ago!!! So glad I found this!!!
I didn’t even know they were fooling me into learning.
The nerve!
Lol same
1994 was the best version! Slapped bro!
I wanna cry. I remember this game!! ☺️
About 14:38, when we see the Master of Mischief, upon reaching this part I used to say "In a frozen chair-Ice chair" and when I had a birthday party at the Discovery Zone (it's out of business now) the birthday child would sit in a special chair in a party room, and I pretended that special chair was the ice chair that we see the Master of Mischief in, before I reached the ending to see the ice chair melt and the Master of Mischief's machine trapping him in an ice cube.
Yeeeesss! Thank you! Best version for sure. I thought there was another one besides those other two, but I couldn't remember since it was so long ago, and eBay doesn't have this edition so I thought I was imagining it. Thank you!!! 😄
I think I remember playing a version of this on floppy death where there was no voice acting which made things kind of hard to follow since I couldn't read
Omg i feel old i remember playing this in CHICAGO at school growing up i was born 1994
Yes.the DoS version. THIS is the one I remember from first grade in 1997.
Nostalgia for sure. I remember playing this in second grade lol
Me too
Man i used to play this game alot on my uncles Macintosh. I never had so much fun playing a learning game other than mathblasters.
The part that most stuck with me was how when you got a wrong answer, the character shook their head without any change in expression, and it made a metal creaking sound like a piece of playground equipment.
About the store at 3:01, if one tried to buy something there but didn't have enough money and the old woman at the register turned her head to the left, then to the right, then left and right again, and said "Sorry, dearie. That's not right." I thought she was looking around to see if they had it, but she was actually shaking her head no. To me this meant "If you don't have enough money, the store doesn't have it."
The sound sync is really off
At 0:05,
The Learning Company presents: Treasure Mathstorm!
The master of mischief is a cruel and mean person who knows what to do for taking over!. From Joe. X
I remember playing this in Kindergarten!!!!!!
This brings back memories..
Why when we beat the game do we never get to see what the mountain looks like with the snow gone? In the original game "Treasure Mountain" we never saw the area where Treasure Mountain's official clock is located (I assume that after the game is beaten, there is no longer an igloo), or the Gold Room, or the stores that are on every mountain path. While the picture of the mountain in the intro to this game shows the Gold Room, the picture of the mountain in the original game "Treasure Mountain" shows the shortcut tunnel.
When I played this game I knew Disney's Beauty and the Beast existed but didn't know the story like I did two years later, the original box said "Treasure Mountain is under the Master of Mischief's icy spell!" and I said "In Treasure MathStorm, there was a spell-like in Beauty and the Beast!"
Can you save this game? or you need to start always from the start
Is there another version? I remember the one I had looking like this one, but having the voice acting from the later one!
hmmm, how on earth would I get that actual 1994 version besides the second revised updated 1996? the 1994 version was supposed to be the first revised update.
great game played in kindergarten
Tbt