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Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego? (Jewel Case) | List Price: $9.99
Discount Price: $1.29
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Platform: Macintosh, Windows 98, Windows 3.1, Windows, Windows 95
Brand: The Learning Company
Binding: CD-ROM
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Service from Electronjon's [Posted on 2007-06-08]
Amazon referred my order for this game to Electronjon's. The game disk would not load onto a home computer. It was very difficiult to get Electronjon's to issue a returns authorization number. They finally did, and I returned the disk over a month ago. I have heard nothing since! The post office confirms delivery of the return to Electronjon's on April 23. The company will not respond to email or fax. I think I have lost my money. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM ELECTRONJON'S!
Game use as an Educational Tool [Posted on 2007-09-16]
A classic game that has been updated with video portions. My fifth grader really enjoyed the game and has spent several enjoyable hours learning how to get around the world on his mission as a gumshoe. This game can be used educationally to teach about Geography and good information about various places around the globe.
Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego? (Jewel Case)
Where in the World is the old Carmen Sandiego Game? [Posted on 2007-12-18]
I prefer playing the old game that came out in the 80s/90s. This game was too cartoonish.
Windows XP Instructions [Posted on 2008-02-29]
First uninstall the game (if it's installed) then proceed.
- Click Start
- Click My Computer
- Right-click on your CD drive icon
- Click Search
- Type *.exe
- Press Enter then wait for the search to complete
About 18 files should have been found.
For each of those files, perform the following six steps:
1. Right click on the file
2. Click Properties
3. Click on the Compatibility tab
4. Check the box next to "Run this program in compatibility mode for:"
5. Choose Windows 95 from the drop-down list
6. Click OK
(Yes, you need to repeat those six steps for every file.)
That's it.
Now the game should install and work fine.
Be sure to install QuickTime when asked to during the installation process.
NOTE:
While playing the game, the video clips are likely to be of lower quality than they would be on an actual Windows 95 computer.
This is because your display is automatically switched to 256-color mode when the game starts, and Windows XP won't allow the video clips to play using 16-bit color while the game is running in 256-color mode.
Windows 95, however, does allow this.
If you discover a way to force XP to show the clips in 16-bit color, please post instructions.
Your CD cover image is incorrect! [Posted on 2008-07-12]
I bought this product under the pretense it was the Carmen Sandiego game from 1996, simply based on the description and jewel case cover photo. I was sent a copy of the game made in 2001.
The updated version is a perfectly workable game. I just wanted the one I played back in middle school!
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