Fisher-Price: Little People Main Street

Box front of Fisher-Price: Little People Main Street

Details

Released
1992
Developer
Manley & Associates, Inc.
Publisher
GameTek, Inc.
Genre
Education / Pre-school / Toddler
Players
Up to 1; single player
Type
Commercial
Platform
MS-DOS
Pack
eXoDOS
Manual
Not included

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Title screen of Fisher-Price: Little People Main Street
Title screen
Gameplay of Fisher-Price: Little People Main Street
Gameplay

About this game

Another advertising product for Fisher Price to familiarize customers with the assortment of their toys. At this time, the viewer (in this situation, the player can not be called otherwise) is given the opportunity to wander around the city streets and find out what is hidden behind the colorful facades of buildings.
As in Little People Farm (another similar game for Fisher Price), we are met with good graphics and the complete absence of any goal. The screen features a main street with various buildings: a bank, several shops, a hairdresser, a fire station, and a post office - all of them are viewed by moving the cursor to the side. In any room you can enter, inspect the interior and click on a variety of objects: open the drawer, touch the fruit in the window, play with the kitten in the pet store - each object will respond with animation.

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