Post by noddy360 on Oct 1, 2021 4:27:32 GMT
Now here's something extremely obscure. I'm from Guatemala, so of course I'd be one of the very few people who would even know about this.
"Recorrido S-cool Mix: Vaca Y Vaquita Conocen Guatemala" is an educational video game on the S-cool Mix line of products, lunch sized milk cartons for children.
The game stars the titular Vaca and Vaquita as they journey through the country of Guatemala visiting each of the country's departments and learning their history.
The disc includes 2 installers; one for Windows PCs and one for Mac.
The game released around the year 2010 only included in special packs of S-cool Mix milk cartons on select supermarkets.
The game was made in Unity and is only available in Spanish.
This game was never rereleased nor was available in any other form, with the product being discontinued shortly after. The S-cool Mix brand isn't even around in my country anymore.
It's safe to say that for a long time, this could've been considered lost media... well until recently that is.
And here's the link to the game:
archive.org/details/vaca-y-vaquita
To tell you the truth, I've had the disc for this game for all these years stored deep within the depths of my bedroom, and it wasn't up until now that I finally went ahead and uploaded it to the internet archive.
Better late than never, I suppose.
"Recorrido S-cool Mix: Vaca Y Vaquita Conocen Guatemala" is an educational video game on the S-cool Mix line of products, lunch sized milk cartons for children.
The game stars the titular Vaca and Vaquita as they journey through the country of Guatemala visiting each of the country's departments and learning their history.
The disc includes 2 installers; one for Windows PCs and one for Mac.
The game released around the year 2010 only included in special packs of S-cool Mix milk cartons on select supermarkets.
The game was made in Unity and is only available in Spanish.
This game was never rereleased nor was available in any other form, with the product being discontinued shortly after. The S-cool Mix brand isn't even around in my country anymore.
It's safe to say that for a long time, this could've been considered lost media... well until recently that is.
And here's the link to the game:
archive.org/details/vaca-y-vaquita
To tell you the truth, I've had the disc for this game for all these years stored deep within the depths of my bedroom, and it wasn't up until now that I finally went ahead and uploaded it to the internet archive.
Better late than never, I suppose.
