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Encarta Encyclopedia’s included game: Mind Maze. I remember playing this all.the.time. (when someone was on the phone and I couldn't get on aol.) HOLY COW. You just brought back a flood of memories from third grade. Remember burning the matches to find your way in the maze?
Encarta. Microsoft Encarta is a discontinued digital multimedia encyclopedia published by Microsoft from 1993 to 2009. Originally sold on CD-ROM or DVD, it was also available online via annual subscription, although later articles could also be viewed for free online with advertisements. [1]
Nov 26, 2023 · Unlike a paper encyclopedia, Encarta took full advantage of being on a computer, with updates from the Internet, sound clips and movies, interactive charts and games, and good navigation. This is just an image straight from the CD-ROM, no serial numbers or booklet provided. Addeddate. 2023-11-26 02:52:55.
Encarta, multimedia digital encyclopedia produced by Microsoft Corporation (1993–2009). Initially a CD-ROM product, the Encarta brand later expanded to include an Internet-based incarnation and was bundled with other Microsoft products. Learn more about Encarta in this article.
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MindMaze is currently available on these platforms: Windows 3.x (1993) Microsoft_Encarta_1994_Edition_Win3x_ISO_EN.zip (513.2MB) Windows (1995-98) Microsoft_Encarta_95_MPEG_Edition_Win_ISO_EN.zip (547.1MB) Microsoft_Encarta_95_Win_ISO_EN.zip (257.7MB) Microsoft_Encarta_96_Encyclopedia_Win_ISO_EN.zip (527.4MB)
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Jun 16, 2011 · Last modified February 12, 2023. Microsoft Encarta is an encyclopedia program by Microsoft Corporation. Included, from Encarta 94 to Encarta 2007, with minor user-interface variations between versions, is the educational game MindMaze. (Earlier versions have a direct link in the main...
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Oh man, I've been trying to remember where this game came from--I used to play it on my family's first computer, but I had totally forgotten what it was called/that it was part of Encarta. If a possible answer was Alfonso (I-XXXX), it was correct. I learned that fact early on. Packard Bell, yo.