Description Alex Builds His Farm is a game based on the world of the Playmobil franchise where the boy Alex wants to become a farmer. In a 3D world, he can participate in different activities such as constructing a farm by copying the shapes and colours of a model, scare away the crows in a wheat labyrinth, help Mrs.

A fantastic game for kids, Playmobil's 'Alex Builds His Farm' lets players explore Alex's world around him through many agricultural settings such as the garden, the pond and even a large straw maze. Players also meet Alex's friendly family, who help him out on his mission to complete the Good Farming Book (in order to get the farm of his dreams). Buy Playmobil: Alex Builds His Farm at a low price from the Amazon Software store. A fantastic game for kids, Playmobil's 'Alex Builds His Farm' lets players.

Duck find her ducklings on the lake, race his dog Oscar, collect eggs in the henhouse, and more. Each building holds different activities and Alex can also walk around to talk to other characters such as his parents, grandparents, Oscar the dog and his sister Sarah. Alex can win up to three certificates (ranging from Good Farmer to The Best Farmer) and print these afterwards. He also carries The Big Farming Book that tracks the progress of the different activities and offers additional information. Netobjects fusion download.

The Internet Archive is working with multiple external parties, including the and Stanford University's to preserve all kinds of rare and difficult to source video files relating to videogames. Updates to the collection are now listed below: • NOTE: Existing collections are not actively added to this area, but existing collections are still being updated.

• April 2009: Daniel Floyd has contributed his series of videos to the Videogame Footage collection. • March 2009: We've now added the, which will include walkthroughs for many major contemporary video games - thanks to for the uploads. • February 2009: Uploads of Sega videos to the by 's Madroms. • November 2008: The collection has been created, with contributions from the. • October 2008: Finished adding all existing episodes of the mockumentary videogame-based show to the. • March 2008: Now added, the collection, '.dedicated to the academic investigation and historical preservation of documentation of virtual worlds.' • October 2007: Have added the, with a mass of gameplay videos from Commodore 64 titles - thanks to Reinhard Klinksiek.

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If you have material that you would like to donate to this collection, please contact Jason Scott at jscott@archive.org. [ NOTE: If you're looking for, it has been moved into the new collection.]. Speed run of Solstice with 100% map and item collection, done on March 30 2007. Available in five versions: low/normal quality DivX, and normal/high/low quality H.264 MPEG-4. Author's comments: This is my second '100%' speedrun for Solstice. I just got a pair of brand new pair of Composite cables for my NES, as the RF cable I had been using for my entire life had gone bad. When I tried the new cables, I was stunned at how improved the audio and video quality were.

I figured I'd. Favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite ( 1 reviews ) Topics: Solstice, 100%, NES. Single-segment speed run of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening done on February 2 2005.

Available in low, normal and 60fps high quality. Author's comments: Single segment run on the original black and white version of Link's Awakening, no Save/Quit techniques used.

Played on the SNES with a Super Game Boy. This game is different from the DX version in a lot of different little ways. In a speed run, the biggest difference is the ability to quick skip unimportant text, which adds up over time. Speed run of Solstice, done on April 8 2007. Available in five versions: low/normal quality DivX, and normal/high/low quality H.264 MPEG-4. Author's comments: Fourth of four speedruns done on April 8th, 2007.

I never thought I would be able to say this, but here it is: this speedrun was done in one attempt. I thought that nailing a speedrun in one try defied the laws of nature, but it has been done. Of course, my wealth of experience playing and speedrunning this game helped.

It looks like this. Topics: Solstice, NES. Single-segment speed run of Zombies Ate My Neighbors ending with all 10 Victims saved, done on December 18 2004. Available in three versions: low quality, normal quality, and 60 fps high quality. Timing note: the run was timed based on an earlier (crappier) capture from a different VCR, so it actually times slightly faster now, but the old time is left. Author's comments: I'm getting seventy-five dollars from Twin Galaxies for this run.:) This is a 10 Victims Saved run, which is this game's.