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I remember playing this game back at primary school, I think in Year 3, it involved doing puzzles to progress futher on into the game, however I don't really recall it being very educational or really have anything to do with our school work. I don't know if my memory is making the game out to be cooler than it was, but I do remember being completely addicted to the game. I never actually finished it though! There was something about making your way across a bridge and you had to work out the angles or something along the lines of that. I really want to play it again...

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  • Anonymous user
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    hey i am remembering a game for acorn computers that was the best game i ever played and im not sure if its the crystal rainforest or not...what i remember is that you started off operating a orange juice machine, then there was some professor and you helicoptered round a rainforest and this one bit where there was a clearing full of land mines and you had to send down a little robot to go round and blow up the mines...does any of that ring a bell?
    • Anonymous user
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      I remember this game too. Did you ever find out what it was?
      • Anonymous user
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        I know it's been several months since you posted but I've been wondering what this game is for years, spent hours today looking and I think I might have found it, so on the off chance that you see this I wanted to let you know! I think it's Mission Control V2. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mission-Control-V2-Home-User/dp/B0001I96CE https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Mission+Control+V2&uid=1575 http://www.sherston.com/CRF/Documents/TeacherZone/PDF/Mission%20Control%20Features%20of%20the%20Activities.pdf

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