15 discs, fresh from my favorite thrift store. Let’s start with the Barbie titles acquired which, remarkably, are still not in my collection:
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- Barbie Super Sports
- Barbie Horse Adventures: Mystery Ride — there seems to be a series of Barbie horse adventure titles and this one remains absent from MobyGames
- Barbie Sparkling Ice Show — it’s unclear to me whether this is a game but it’s already in MobyGames
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- Show Down in Ghost Town — same series of games as Phantom of the Knight
- Guild Wars — I hear this is popular, but I don’t know much about it; the disc was cheap so it goes in my collection
Here are the purportedly educational games from this haul:
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- Star Wars Math: Jabba’s Game Galaxy — unusual in its artwork portraying various Star Wars rogues in more of a kid-friendly rendition
- ClueFinders 4th Grade Adventures — I have only played one ClueFinders game so far but I remember enjoying it
- Museum Madness
- The King And I: Animated Thinking Adventure — based on the animated move
Here are games that I group by no more than the common property that they came with no cover art, only bare discs:
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- SSN-21 Seawolf
- Microsoft Fury^3 — oh wait, I do have the back of the jewel case available for this game and the tiny screenshots and the controls cheat sheet makes it seem like a Descent clone
- Fisher-Price: Time to Play Pet Shop
- The Great Word Adventure 1: Tune Land — featuring Howie Mandel, part of “Lil’ Howie’s Fun House”
And 2 more titles which probably don’t qualify as games, but I still collect schlock like this, especially as outlandish as this:
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- Mary-Kate & Ashley’s Dance Party of the Century — first title of this ‘franchise’ I have acquired
- Nick-O-Matic Design Factory — boasts over 650 projects