I have been wishing to see this again for YEARS. Some people forget their childhood loves but I NEVER forgot this game. I still have it even though it's too old for
At 10:00 TREE STAR FOREST Trade tree stars to watch movie clips from the first 3 movies in the "Land Before Time" film series. Movie clips are between 5 and 15 tree star points. The most number of tree star points you can hold up to (in this game) is fifty. (NOTE: In "The Land Before Time: 'Math Adventure'", the REWARD CENTER is like the Activity Center's TREE STAR FOREST. Movie clips are between 5 and 15 tree star points or dinosaur bucks. There are movie clips from the first 4 movies --adding "The Land Before Time IV: Journey Through the Mists. Level 2 uses tree star points, while Level 3 uses dinosaur bucks.)
The dinosaurs that appear in Dino Trivia are Apatosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Oviraptor (Note: In "The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure", Ozzy and Strut are this type of dinosaur; an Oviraptor.), Velociraptor, Pachycephalosaurus, Triceratops, T.Rex, and Pteranodon. Now some of the questions he missed were these: 1. What one of these real dinosaurs is a T.Rex? 2. What one of these real dinosaurs had teeth 7 inches long? 3. What real dinosaur's name means "Tyrant Lizard King"? 4. What favorite bug did Chomper want to eat? 5. What dinosaur loved to eat eggs? By the way, at 6:27, that's not a Pteranodon. It's a Quetzalcoatlus. It was that kind of dinosaur in "The Land Before Time III: The Time of the Great Giving". The said movie called it a Quetzalcoatlus. Petrie is correctly a Pteranodon.
I used to play this when I was a kid. One time, our old computer's audio didn't work so I had to go through a whole month or week without sound. I got used to it after a while.
Doug Stone is the narrator. I remember having a game like this when I was in 1st grade. When my father taught me times tables (and multiplication and division; facts from 0-9), we only counted from 1's and up to 9's. And each set had 9 numbers. Doug Stone uses the first 10 numbers (1-10) which can be divided by a specific factor. But when counting by 1's, 2's, 3's, 4's, 5's, 6's, 7's, 8's, and 9's, some of the numbers he uses in tree stars, is not divisible by 2-9. The other numbers not divisible by 2-9 (especially if there are only 9 numbers) or can't be counted in a times table (even if they can be divided by 2-9) are 11, 13, 17, 19, 22, 23, 26, 29, 31, 33, 34, 37, 38, 39, 41, 43, 46, 47, and 50. 50 is divided by 5 (if you use 10 numbers). But I only used 9. You can't divide 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, and 47 by anything. They are able to be used in division with remainders though. When Dad taught me division with remainders, I was in 2nd grade at the time (though I had been good at it since 3rd grade). For any of these numbers up to 50, I can give you an example of a "division with remainders" problem. What's 29 divided by 9? You can't divide 29 by 9. The answer is 3 with a remainder of 2. The answer is 3 (R2). And the "R" stands for remainder. It becomes 3 (there are 27 things; and when divided, it's 9 things in 3 groups). There are 3 groups of 9 with 2 things remaining.
im a HUGE LBT fan and i STILL GOT THIS GAME!! i cant wait until my dad gets our pc fixed O_O i know i know i mention this in almost all the old pc games vids but i love them so much i GOTTA comment :OO
This is my childhood... takes me back to when the colouring game made the pc crash..... and when the 3 little pigs cd-rom was nightmare fuel. You should playthrough the three little pigs cd-rom by dorling kindersley or the wizard of oz cd-rom puzzle/adventure game thing (i don't know where my copy is as I haven't played it in years, and am unsure of the actual name. I did try googling it but didn't get any useful results).. not sure if they make it anymore though.
At 0:29-0:34, the planets are Mercury (brown planet), Venus (orange planet), and Earth (the turquoise planet with white clouds). The other space objects are Earth's Moon, a blue Galaxy (forget what the blue swirling star thing is), and a milky way. Narrator: Their lives were dangerous. And they were often finding food in scarse.
"Triceratops, he had three spikes on his head to fight enemies". (At 5:54-5:58) The narrator (Doug Stone) calls the dinosaurs in "Dino Trivia" (T.Rex, Triceratops, and Oviraptor), "he" in the "real dinosaur fact" questions. He says "it" to the other dinosaurs (including Apatosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Velociraptor, Pachycephalosaurus, and Pteranodon). Those other 7 dinosaurs could also have been referred to as "he" (for "boy"). And that's why most people think all dinosaurs were males. The two exceptions are Maiasaura and Protoceratops. Because "she" always cared for "her" young. Those two dinosaurs would have been called "she" for "girl". Any dinosaur would have always been referred to as "he"; including Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, and T.Rex. But indeed, there are both male and female dinosaurs despite the dinosaurs (T.Rex, Triceratops, and Oviraptor) being called "he". Yes, there are both male and female dinosaurs.
Does anyone else remember a game with little dancing creatures in a swamp? Or one with stepping stones in lava? These games were my childhood but there are more I remember hmm
Hey, i know you recorded this in 2010, but do you remember where did you dowloaded it? I remembered this game exists, and now that i am feeling so nostalgic i wish i could play this game. But where do i get information for installing this CD Rom? I went to Internet Archive, but there's no link avaible. Wish you cold see this :) Nice vid
This was actually done with a physical copy. I was surprised it was still working properly at the time. Especially with the fact that most old CD games don't work with updated tech.
(damn CZcams cutting off my comment!) I have been wishing to see this again for YEARS. Some people forget their childhood loves but I NEVER forgot this game. I still have it even though it's too old for my computer. And no offense to you, sir, but I wish you hadn't talked the whole time. This is people's childhood memories, they don't want a voice-over of it. Can you maybe post... a "quiet" version?
Bruh the maze game used to scare me so bad when I was kid lol.
That fucking T-rex in the labyrinth...
God yeah that scared me too and I remember panicking and turned off my computer out of fear 😂
@@demonprince1990 facts 😢😂
I have been wishing to see this again for YEARS. Some people forget their childhood loves but I NEVER forgot this game. I still have it even though it's too old for
NOSTALGIA!
Jesus the nostalgia for me, remember being 3-4 years old playing this
At 10:00
TREE STAR FOREST
Trade tree stars to watch movie clips from the first 3 movies in the "Land Before Time" film series.
Movie clips are between 5 and 15 tree star points. The most number of tree star points you can hold up to (in this game) is fifty. (NOTE: In "The Land Before Time: 'Math Adventure'", the REWARD CENTER is like the Activity Center's TREE STAR FOREST. Movie clips are between 5 and 15 tree star points or dinosaur bucks. There are movie clips from the first 4 movies --adding "The Land Before Time IV: Journey Through the Mists. Level 2 uses tree star points, while Level 3 uses dinosaur bucks.)
The dinosaurs that appear in Dino Trivia are Apatosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Oviraptor (Note: In "The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure", Ozzy and Strut are this type of dinosaur; an Oviraptor.), Velociraptor, Pachycephalosaurus, Triceratops, T.Rex, and Pteranodon.
Now some of the questions he missed were these:
1. What one of these real dinosaurs is a T.Rex?
2. What one of these real dinosaurs had teeth 7 inches long?
3. What real dinosaur's name means "Tyrant Lizard King"?
4. What favorite bug did Chomper want to eat?
5. What dinosaur loved to eat eggs?
By the way, at 6:27, that's not a Pteranodon. It's a Quetzalcoatlus. It was that kind of dinosaur in "The Land Before Time III: The Time of the Great Giving". The said movie called it a Quetzalcoatlus. Petrie is correctly a Pteranodon.
I remember having the demo for this game.
We could only paint and play Cera's game.
such nostalgia
Cute shot of Cera at 7:49
Right in the childhood!! To Amazon!!!!
I remember this! I use to play this all the time 😄😭I miss my childhood soooo much
I played this when I was like 5 or 7 I remeber it so good.
Oh my Lord this hits me in the nostalgia!!!
Ducky reminds me of Charmander
Ah, memories.
I remember I had this game too! Thanks for bringing back the memories :)
I remembered playing this :)
I used to play this when I was a kid. One time, our old computer's audio didn't work so I had to go through a whole month or week without sound. I got used to it after a while.
Doug Stone is the narrator. I remember having a game like this when I was in 1st grade.
When my father taught me times tables (and multiplication and division; facts from 0-9), we only counted from 1's and up to 9's. And each set had 9 numbers.
Doug Stone uses the first 10 numbers (1-10) which can be divided by a specific factor. But when counting by 1's, 2's, 3's, 4's, 5's, 6's, 7's, 8's, and 9's, some of the numbers he uses in tree stars, is not divisible by 2-9.
The other numbers not divisible by 2-9 (especially if there are only 9 numbers) or can't be counted in a times table (even if they can be divided by 2-9) are 11, 13, 17, 19, 22, 23, 26, 29, 31, 33, 34, 37, 38, 39, 41, 43, 46, 47, and 50.
50 is divided by 5 (if you use 10 numbers). But I only used 9. You can't divide 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, and 47 by anything. They are able to be used in division with remainders though.
When Dad taught me division with remainders, I was in 2nd grade at the time (though I had been good at it since 3rd grade).
For any of these numbers up to 50, I can give you an example of a "division with remainders" problem. What's 29 divided by 9? You can't divide 29 by 9. The answer is 3 with a remainder of 2. The answer is 3 (R2). And the "R" stands for remainder. It becomes 3 (there are 27 things; and when divided, it's 9 things in 3 groups). There are 3 groups of 9 with 2 things remaining.
this game scared me shitless as a child O.O
I REMEMBER PLAYING THIS GAME SO FUN :D MY CHILDHOOD IS BEAUTIFUL
i used to play this game too its fun and i didn't hit at t-rex in the maze ethier ;)
The maze scared me when I was a kid lmao
not me i try beating it but controlers messed up >_
im a HUGE LBT fan and i STILL GOT THIS GAME!! i cant wait until my dad gets our pc fixed O_O i know i know i mention this in almost all the old pc games vids but i love them so much i GOTTA comment :OO
this takes me back
Did Lani Minella do the voices of Littlefoot, Cera, Ducky, and Petrie in The Land Before Time Activity Center?
This is my childhood... takes me back to when the colouring game made the pc crash..... and when the 3 little pigs cd-rom was nightmare fuel. You should playthrough the three little pigs cd-rom by dorling kindersley or the wizard of oz cd-rom puzzle/adventure game thing (i don't know where my copy is as I haven't played it in years, and am unsure of the actual name. I did try googling it but didn't get any useful results).. not sure if they make it anymore though.
At 0:29-0:34, the planets are Mercury (brown planet), Venus (orange planet), and Earth (the turquoise planet with white clouds). The other space objects are Earth's Moon, a blue Galaxy (forget what the blue swirling star thing is), and a milky way.
Narrator: Their lives were dangerous. And they were often finding food in scarse.
this game was my life when i was a kid
"Triceratops, he had three spikes on his head to fight enemies". (At 5:54-5:58)
The narrator (Doug Stone) calls the dinosaurs in "Dino Trivia" (T.Rex, Triceratops, and Oviraptor), "he" in the "real dinosaur fact" questions. He says "it" to the other dinosaurs (including Apatosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Velociraptor, Pachycephalosaurus, and Pteranodon).
Those other 7 dinosaurs could also have been referred to as "he" (for "boy"). And that's why most people think all dinosaurs were males. The two exceptions are Maiasaura and Protoceratops. Because "she" always cared for "her" young. Those two dinosaurs would have been called "she" for "girl". Any dinosaur would have always been referred to as "he"; including Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, and T.Rex.
But indeed, there are both male and female dinosaurs despite the dinosaurs (T.Rex, Triceratops, and Oviraptor) being called "he". Yes, there are both male and female dinosaurs.
RIGHT in the childhood.
Does anyone else remember a game with little dancing creatures in a swamp? Or one with stepping stones in lava? These games were my childhood but there are more I remember hmm
Damn I remember this, hell I still got the disc! not that it works
Hey, i know you recorded this in 2010, but do you remember where did you dowloaded it? I remembered this game exists, and now that i am feeling so nostalgic i wish i could play this game. But where do i get information for installing this CD Rom? I went to Internet Archive, but there's no link avaible. Wish you cold see this :) Nice vid
This was actually done with a physical copy. I was surprised it was still working properly at the time. Especially with the fact that most old CD games don't work with updated tech.
@@pokeplayerHQ oh, thank you so much for answering me!
I used to play this game at my old preschool.
Me too
8:41 And that's right right right.
nostalgic moment
where did u get dis game?
the trivias i didnt like the most. i played the lava maze, make a story, painting, the hopping game, all that stuff. but i never played trivia xD
"Spike is a spike tail" his name is in the species
Is Cera always Happy or Angry?
THESE MOVIES ARE WORTH FIVE TREESTARS
05:14 that T-rex is kind look like Rex from We're Back!
Your voice sounds like Barry Kripke from the Big Bang Theory
perfect
Me too
I saw you at commons a couple days ago.
where can i download this
(damn CZcams cutting off my comment!) I have been wishing to see this again for YEARS. Some people forget their childhood loves but I NEVER forgot this game. I still have it even though it's too old for my computer. And no offense to you, sir, but I wish you hadn't talked the whole time. This is people's childhood memories, they don't want a voice-over of it. Can you maybe post... a "quiet" version?
@Tsukaiz everyones brains develope differently from then to now XD i didnt get the questions when i was a kid either rofl
i remember dhis game
Try to do a playthrough of this without your voice in the background, OK?
lmao me too
rock thing of plague
i dont think the questions were really easy, because this is like a preskool game, so its easy for u cuz ur an adult......
No, not the same VA's. These are much worse.
NOSTALGIA!