Childhood memories. I always remember the credits when I play Living Books when I was a kid. (sighs) PC really needs to be back so I could play Living Books again.
The CD ROM version of Green eggs and ham was way much better than the current version available on the iPad. Sooo much more interaction available! I wish there was a port for the iPad!
I'd been trying to search for this for years and years, but couldn't rediscover it for the longest time. I had completely forgotten that these were end credit sequences for other CD Rom computer games, and had remembered these shorts incorrectly as a stand-alone game. I tried to Google "90s computer game with jazz band", and got no results. I thought I had gone insane and thought maybe this was just some fever dream I had, but no, THIS DID EXIST!!!
Not counting Green Eggs and Ham (since it uses the normal credits audio but with the storyboard sequence of every page, though it does borrow the audio soundtrack for the wizard, artists, and music.) and DW the Picky Eater (since it is completely different), if Ruff's Bone had the normal credits sequences, here are what would've been if Ruff's Bone and Arthur's Computer Adventure had the normal credits: Ruff's Bone (1993) Artists Music (same as Berenstain bears get in the fight and the PAL versions of the Living Books games) Arthur's Computer Adventure (1998) Wizard Painting Voiceover Music Cheering
The Lion And the Mouse (1995) Lion: Are you sure you want to quit? (If you click on No That’s a snake is on) Okey-dokey (If you click on Yes That the monkey is holding) Well All right. Goodbye The Paper Bag Princess (1995) Princess Elizabeth: Are you sure you want to quit? (If you click on No) Okay. Let’s play some more (If you click on Yes) Okay. Goodbye see you next time What a Bad Dream (1996) Little Critter: Are you sure want to quit? (If you click on No That the grasshopper is on) Okay (If you click on Yes That the spider is on) Okay. See you soon The Berenstein bears: Trouble at school (1997) Papa Bear: Well, are you sure you want to quit? (If you click on No which the deuteragonist Brother Bear is holding) Okay. (If you click on Yes which the main protagonist Sister Bear is holding) Well, if you say so. Bye! Jillian Jiggs to the Rescue (1997) Jillian Jiggs: Are you sure it’s time to Quit (If you click on No which the deuteragonist Rachel is holding) Rebecca: Glad you’re staying there still more to play (If you click on Yes which the main protagonist Peter is holding) Rebecca: OK goodbye Jillian Jiggs: See you soon
The Lion And the Mouse (1995) Telephones 0:43 Computer 1:54 Music 2:46 The Paper Bag Princess (1995) Telephones 0:43 Wizard 0:00 Computer 1:54 Music 2:46 What a Bad Dream (1996) Telephone 0:43 Painting 1:19 Music 2:46 Cheering 3:47 The Berenstein bears: Trouble at school (1997) Telephones 0:43 Wizard 0:00 Music 2:43 Cheering 3:47 Jillian Jiggs to the Rescue (1997) Wizard 0:00 Painting 1:19 Computer 1:54 Music 2:43 Cheering 3:47 The Alligator Baby (1998) Telephones 0:43 Wizard 0:00 Computer 1:54 Music 2:43 Cheering 3:47 Fox in Socks (1998) Painting 1:19 Wizard 0:00 Telephones 0:43 Music 2:34 Cheering 3:47
This was one of my first experiences with CD-Rom games (at the age of 4, no less). Happy to see it preservered here on UA-cam
INCREDIBLE!!🤩
Childhood memories. I always remember the credits when I play Living Books when I was a kid. (sighs) PC really needs to be back so I could play Living Books again.
Same here
I always found it funny when he fired that gun
Me too.😂
The CD ROM version of Green eggs and ham was way much better than the current version available on the iPad. Sooo much more interaction available! I wish there was a port for the iPad!
I've been wanting to find these for years. Thank you.
2:32 Oh no!
I'd been trying to search for this for years and years, but couldn't rediscover it for the longest time. I had completely forgotten that these were end credit sequences for other CD Rom computer games, and had remembered these shorts incorrectly as a stand-alone game. I tried to Google "90s computer game with jazz band", and got no results. I thought I had gone insane and thought maybe this was just some fever dream I had, but no, THIS DID EXIST!!!
nice jazzy music
Not counting Green Eggs and Ham (since it uses the normal credits audio but with the storyboard sequence of every page, though it does borrow the audio soundtrack for the wizard, artists, and music.) and DW the Picky Eater (since it is completely different), if Ruff's Bone had the normal credits sequences, here are what would've been if Ruff's Bone and Arthur's Computer Adventure had the normal credits:
Ruff's Bone (1993)
Artists
Music
(same as Berenstain bears get in the fight and the PAL versions of the Living Books games)
Arthur's Computer Adventure (1998)
Wizard
Painting
Voiceover
Music
Cheering
Stellaluna
0:41 Telephone
1:53 Computer
2:45 Music
3:47 Cheering
Love the case when the man's computer overloads.
Awesome 😎
👍
💥 *crash* 😳
2:28 Friend, don't do that! You're going to break the computer!
3:41🔫💥😂😂😂😂😂😂hahahahahahahaha😂😂😂😂😂
The Lion And the Mouse (1995)
Lion: Are you sure you want to quit?
(If you click on No That’s a snake is on) Okey-dokey
(If you click on Yes That the monkey is holding) Well All right. Goodbye
The Paper Bag Princess (1995)
Princess Elizabeth: Are you sure you want to quit?
(If you click on No) Okay. Let’s play some more
(If you click on Yes) Okay. Goodbye see you next time
What a Bad Dream (1996)
Little Critter: Are you sure want to quit?
(If you click on No That the grasshopper is on) Okay
(If you click on Yes That the spider is on) Okay. See you soon
The Berenstein bears: Trouble at school (1997)
Papa Bear: Well, are you sure you want to quit?
(If you click on No which the deuteragonist Brother Bear is holding) Okay.
(If you click on Yes which the main protagonist Sister Bear is holding) Well, if you say so. Bye!
Jillian Jiggs to the Rescue (1997)
Jillian Jiggs: Are you sure it’s time to Quit
(If you click on No which the deuteragonist Rachel is holding) Rebecca: Glad you’re staying there still more to play
(If you click on Yes which the main protagonist Peter is holding) Rebecca: OK goodbye
Jillian Jiggs: See you soon
Classic
3:03 😓
Sg Rev Arcoleo Sp players Justin Verlander, Phil Plantier, John Burkett And Travis Snider
Pas 2022 ARR
0:39
*giggles* Heer!
Copyright 1992-1998
The Lion And the Mouse (1995)
Telephones 0:43
Computer 1:54
Music 2:46
The Paper Bag Princess (1995)
Telephones 0:43
Wizard 0:00
Computer 1:54
Music 2:46
What a Bad Dream (1996)
Telephone 0:43
Painting 1:19
Music 2:46
Cheering 3:47
The Berenstein bears: Trouble at school (1997)
Telephones 0:43
Wizard 0:00
Music 2:43
Cheering 3:47
Jillian Jiggs to the Rescue (1997)
Wizard 0:00
Painting 1:19
Computer 1:54
Music 2:43
Cheering 3:47
The Alligator Baby (1998)
Telephones 0:43
Wizard 0:00
Computer 1:54
Music 2:43
Cheering 3:47
Fox in Socks (1998)
Painting 1:19
Wizard 0:00
Telephones 0:43
Music 2:34
Cheering 3:47