Fisher-Price: Little People Farm

Box front of Fisher-Price: Little People Farm

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 Farm
Title screen
Gameplay of Fisher-Price: Little People Farm
Gameplay

About this game

Surely many of you have heard of Fisher Price, which has become one of the leaders in the toy industry and engaged in the production of a variety of children toys - from ordinary plastic figures to complex educational robots. The company originated in the distant 1930, and almost a century of its existence was not without experiments with video games. Besides the fact that such entertainment at that time was interesting in itself, they brilliantly demonstrated various toys presented in the company's assortment. Simply put, the games performed an advertising function. In general, the gameplay of Little People Farm cannot be called as such, since the game does not pursue any real goal. Probably, very young children can be attracted by bright graphics and cute music, as well as familiar animals in strange images, but hardly for a long time. Unfortunately, advertising games rarely become masterpieces, and Little People Farm was no exception.

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Roland MT-32