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'''''Junkland Jam''''' is an educational [[video game]] (intended for children aged 6 through 10) released in 1998 for PC and IBM and produced by SouthPeak Interactive. It features [[packrat]] named Simon Fehfer, who must retrieve his [[harmonica]], which was sucked up by his mother's "JUNK Sucker 2000". Simon get sucked himself into the "JUNK Sucker 2000", where he finds himself in a magical world called Junkland, where the junk is now considered treasure. The game was designed and written by children's author [[Bill Bloom]]. |
'''''Junkland Jam''''' is an educational [[video game]] (intended for children aged 6 through 10) released in 1998 for PC and IBM and produced by SouthPeak Interactive. It features [[packrat]] named Simon Fehfer, who must retrieve his [[harmonica]], which was sucked up by his mother's "JUNK Sucker 2000". Simon get sucked himself into the "JUNK Sucker 2000", where he finds himself in a magical world called Junkland, where the junk is now considered treasure. The game was designed and written by children's author [[Bill Bloom]]. |
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It is about [[The Master of Mayhem]] who jumps into a living vacuum cleaner because it ate his harmonica, apparently unplugging it or turning it off wasn't a option. After falling in a bottomless pit (vacuum only 3 ft tall) he lands in a giant room pinned by a bicycle. after crawling out of the mess he realizes that [[Ratemonth]] has kidnapped his harmonica. After a while he notices that a french light bulb which was an officious prick that lives in a cave has stolen his harmonica. later on he finds [[MuZemike]] that has built a house and lives in the vacuum cleaner. After stealing a tuning fork that he discovered in her lemon tree that she conveniently grew in her shack he used it as a key to break into an auto factory where he found a muffler that he traded for a lemon battery that he gave the light bulb, which then allowed him to enter a speakeasy where a neon lamp had his harmonica. after a brutal fight, he eliminated almost all the neon signs and decided that instead of going home he wanted to live the rest of his days in a vacuum cleaner bag. So unless your kids would like to aspire to accomplish the same i recommend you destroy this vial heathen at sight! |
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In ''Junkland Jam'', the player helps Simon build musical instruments out of everyday items and also try to play them. Throughout the game, the player learns interesting facts about [[magnetism]] and [[electricity]], to name a few. The game is packaged with a [[Hohner]] harmonica and a booklet on how to play the instrument.<ref>{{cite web |last=House |first=Michael L. |title=''Junkland Jam'' – Overview |publisher=[[Allgame]] |accessdate=March 30, 2011 |url=http://www.allgame.com/game.php?id=22508}}</ref> |
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Junkland Jam is an educational video game (intended for children aged 6 through 10) released in 1998 for PC and IBM and produced by SouthPeak Interactive. It features packrat named Simon Fehfer, who must retrieve his harmonica, which was sucked up by his mother's "JUNK Sucker 2000". Simon get sucked himself into the "JUNK Sucker 2000", where he finds himself in a magical world called Junkland, where the junk is now considered treasure. The game was designed and written by children's author Bill Bloom.
It is about The Master of Mayhem who jumps into a living vacuum cleaner because it ate his harmonica, apparently unplugging it or turning it off wasn't a option. After falling in a bottomless pit (vacuum only 3 ft tall) he lands in a giant room pinned by a bicycle. after crawling out of the mess he realizes that Ratemonth has kidnapped his harmonica. After a while he notices that a french light bulb which was an officious prick that lives in a cave has stolen his harmonica. later on he finds MuZemike that has built a house and lives in the vacuum cleaner. After stealing a tuning fork that he discovered in her lemon tree that she conveniently grew in her shack he used it as a key to break into an auto factory where he found a muffler that he traded for a lemon battery that he gave the light bulb, which then allowed him to enter a speakeasy where a neon lamp had his harmonica. after a brutal fight, he eliminated almost all the neon signs and decided that instead of going home he wanted to live the rest of his days in a vacuum cleaner bag. So unless your kids would like to aspire to accomplish the same i recommend you destroy this vial heathen at sight!
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'''''Junkland Jam''''' is an educational [[video game]] (intended for children aged 6 through 10) released in 1998 for PC and IBM and produced by SouthPeak Interactive. It features [[packrat]] named Simon Fehfer, who must retrieve his [[harmonica]], which was sucked up by his mother's "JUNK Sucker 2000". Simon get sucked himself into the "JUNK Sucker 2000", where he finds himself in a magical world called Junkland, where the junk is now considered treasure. The game was designed and written by children's author [[Bill Bloom]]. |
'''''Junkland Jam''''' is an educational [[video game]] (intended for children aged 6 through 10) released in 1998 for PC and IBM and produced by SouthPeak Interactive. It features [[packrat]] named Simon Fehfer, who must retrieve his [[harmonica]], which was sucked up by his mother's "JUNK Sucker 2000". Simon get sucked himself into the "JUNK Sucker 2000", where he finds himself in a magical world called Junkland, where the junk is now considered treasure. The game was designed and written by children's author [[Bill Bloom]]. |
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It is about [[The Master of Mayhem]] who jumps into a living vacuum cleaner because it ate his harmonica, apparently unplugging it or turning it off wasn't a option. After falling in a bottomless pit (vacuum only 3 ft tall) he lands in a giant room pinned by a bicycle. after crawling out of the mess he realizes that [[Ratemonth]] has kidnapped his harmonica. After a while he notices that a french light bulb which was an officious prick that lives in a cave has stolen his harmonica. later on he finds [[MuZemike]] that has built a house and lives in the vacuum cleaner. After stealing a tuning fork that he discovered in her lemon tree that she conveniently grew in her shack he used it as a key to break into an auto factory where he found a muffler that he traded for a lemon battery that he gave the light bulb, which then allowed him to enter a speakeasy where a neon lamp had his harmonica. after a brutal fight, he eliminated almost all the neon signs and decided that instead of going home he wanted to live the rest of his days in a vacuum cleaner bag. So unless your kids would like to aspire to accomplish the same i recommend you destroy this vial heathen at sight! |
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In ''Junkland Jam'', the player helps Simon build musical instruments out of everyday items and also try to play them. Throughout the game, the player learns interesting facts about [[magnetism]] and [[electricity]], to name a few. The game is packaged with a [[Hohner]] harmonica and a booklet on how to play the instrument.<ref>{{cite web |last=House |first=Michael L. |title=''Junkland Jam'' – Overview |publisher=[[Allgame]] |accessdate=March 30, 2011 |url=http://www.allgame.com/game.php?id=22508}}</ref> |
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Revision as of 18:19, 2 April 2011
Junkland Jam is an educational video game (intended for children aged 6 through 10) released in 1998 for PC and IBM and produced by SouthPeak Interactive. It features packrat named Simon Fehfer, who must retrieve his harmonica, which was sucked up by his mother's "JUNK Sucker 2000". Simon get sucked himself into the "JUNK Sucker 2000", where he finds himself in a magical world called Junkland, where the junk is now considered treasure. The game was designed and written by children's author Bill Bloom.
It is about The Master of Mayhem who jumps into a living vacuum cleaner because it ate his harmonica, apparently unplugging it or turning it off wasn't a option. After falling in a bottomless pit (vacuum only 3 ft tall) he lands in a giant room pinned by a bicycle. after crawling out of the mess he realizes that Ratemonth has kidnapped his harmonica. After a while he notices that a french light bulb which was an officious prick that lives in a cave has stolen his harmonica. later on he finds MuZemike that has built a house and lives in the vacuum cleaner. After stealing a tuning fork that he discovered in her lemon tree that she conveniently grew in her shack he used it as a key to break into an auto factory where he found a muffler that he traded for a lemon battery that he gave the light bulb, which then allowed him to enter a speakeasy where a neon lamp had his harmonica. after a brutal fight, he eliminated almost all the neon signs and decided that instead of going home he wanted to live the rest of his days in a vacuum cleaner bag. So unless your kids would like to aspire to accomplish the same i recommend you destroy this vial heathen at sight!
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