Post by LoneWolf Moonlight on Oct 16, 2017 20:50:39 GMT
Remember when cereal boxes had cool surprises inside like little toys and even PC games? Well, this is one of those stories
I remember going to the supermarket one sunday with my sister and my father, and, on a Froot Loops box, we saw a big hole which was displaying a CD-ROM of Disney's Extremely Goofy Skateboarding. We all got super excited because we just got a PC not too long before this, so we bought it, it took me and my sister around 2 days to beat because it was just a preview, so I remember both of us getting highly dissapointed when we completed that first and last level
I don't know how many differences the demo has with the full game, what I do remember is that, like I said, only one level was playable, as well as another tutorial level (which was way smaller). The only playable characters were Goofy and Max (I assume the full game has more). I never played the full version so I don't know how different it is from the demo
I decided to check how well known this strange demo is, but I found no download links or anything, the only thing I found is a really old two part gameplay of it from someone who has it. So I was wondering, does this has any value as lost media? Like, is this a piece of lost media that people would be interested to have? I mean the full game is probably way more accesible so a demo has not much worth... right?
Here's a picture of the disc, by the way (the picture is NOT mine, but that's the exact one I'm talking about)
Here are the gameplay videos as well:
Part 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=adxz5mokpls
Part 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfcDxsMVUDk
I remember going to the supermarket one sunday with my sister and my father, and, on a Froot Loops box, we saw a big hole which was displaying a CD-ROM of Disney's Extremely Goofy Skateboarding. We all got super excited because we just got a PC not too long before this, so we bought it, it took me and my sister around 2 days to beat because it was just a preview, so I remember both of us getting highly dissapointed when we completed that first and last level
I don't know how many differences the demo has with the full game, what I do remember is that, like I said, only one level was playable, as well as another tutorial level (which was way smaller). The only playable characters were Goofy and Max (I assume the full game has more). I never played the full version so I don't know how different it is from the demo
I decided to check how well known this strange demo is, but I found no download links or anything, the only thing I found is a really old two part gameplay of it from someone who has it. So I was wondering, does this has any value as lost media? Like, is this a piece of lost media that people would be interested to have? I mean the full game is probably way more accesible so a demo has not much worth... right?
Here's a picture of the disc, by the way (the picture is NOT mine, but that's the exact one I'm talking about)
Here are the gameplay videos as well:
Part 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=adxz5mokpls
Part 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfcDxsMVUDk
