|
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
|||||||||||||||
|
Click Here for a Full Color Brochure of Josh's World ASHLAND, OR - March 18, 2002 ---- Microcomputer Resources, Inc. (MRI) today announced the release this year of Josh’s World, a CD-ROM based children’s game for the PC. Josh’s World offers kids an engaging 3D world of gaming to explore for Windows 98/ME/XP. Josh’s World offers kids who like to discover through exploration an open world mode where they can play all the games and activities found in Josh’s World. There is also a complete game mode for children who prefer play through gaming. A single player can play Josh’s World on a PC or two players can play against each other on the same PC. As Josh’s World’s Executive Producer, Robin Murphy stated, ”I had been a computer teacher in an elementary school and I knew what piqued children’s interest. It definitely wasn’t the “drill and practice” software that flooded the market at the time. The kind of software that interested them were open ended games encouraging them to become actors rather than reactors… We wanted to create a magical 3D world for these little people where they could explore different environments and at the same time offer options to those children who preferred to play games.” Josh’s World also includes a Print and Play feature. Print and Play generates activities and games the kids can enjoy even when they are away from the computer. Josh’s World was designed with children from age 2 - 9 in mind. Although, a formal rating is pending, Josh’s World is a non-violent title. Microcomputer Resources, Inc. is a privately held Oregon Corporation based in Ashland, Oregon. The company mission is to produce and publish quality titles and carry that excellence through the various distribution channels to the parents who buy our games and the children that play them. If you would like to receive an evaluation copy of Josh’s World upon its release, please call or e-mail Verin G. Lewis at the contact information below. Contact Information: Verin G. Lewis |
|||||||||||||||
|
