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Het Drakeneiland is a Dutch spoken release of the LCSI game My Make Believe Treasure Isle released in 1996. Het Drakeneiland is een computerspel uit 1996 waarin je met het vriendelijke Draakje Nikki en andere karakters in en rondom een kasteel speelt: Het Drakenkasteel. In het spel speel je met ondere andere de eilandbewoners, draak Nikki en een aapje. Deze karakters kunnen met het stoplicht in beweging gebracht worden, waarna je de karakters verschillende acties kan laten uitvoeren.
-- Info van Nationaal archief educatieve games --
Beleef samen met de vriendelijke draak Nikkie en zijn vrienden allerlei avonturen op een schateiland.
Originele titel: My Make Believe Treasure Isle
Uitgeverij: Zwijsen
Ontwikkelaar: LCSI
Verschenen: 1997
-- Review on the web --
The island in My Make Believe Treasure Isle is a set of connected scenes -- a beach, a pirate ship, a cave, a lagoon, a rainforest, and a tree house. Players create animations in these scenes from a selection of characters (e.g., a dragon, a pirate, a captain, children), and actions (e.g., jump, run, swim, talk) and emotions (e.g., sad, angry, happy). Players can mark out a path for the characters to follow and place small pictures along the way indicating what the characters will do. Creating animations involves the mathematics of logical thinking, sequencing, and reasoning about spatial relationships -- content that is receiving increasing emphasis in schools today. Each scene also has an activity such as solving a tangram puzzle, leading a character to a treasure, or creating a rhythm. See also My Make Believe Castle for a similar game for slightly younger children.
-- Source: https://mathequity.terc.edu/gw/html/MyIsle.html --
-- Video creator notes --
Graphical issues and crashes can be fixed by setting display mode of Windows to 256 colours before starting the game.
-- Timestamps --
0:00 Highlight
0:06 Intros
1:54 Strand
22:00 Ritmespel
25:51 Boomhuis
31:04 Schip
39:58 Grot
59:07 Lagune
1:05:26 Bos
1:15:10 Einde
-- Game Credits --
Unknown roll: Ravensburger Interactive
Publisher: Zwijsen
Developer: LCSI
-- Settings and application information --
Used emulator: 86box
CPU: Intel Pentium 90
RAM: 64MB
GPU: S3 Trio64V2/DX
OS: Windows 95c
MIDI: MIDI Out to System MIDI (Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth)
Screen resolution: 640x480
Output scaling: 2x
Scaling: Integer scaling / Nearest
Music for ending credits: TOKYO MACHINE & Guy Arthur - GET UP
Play this game online (Thanks to eduspellen): https://eduspellen.nl/het-drakeneiland
Website: nostalgiarealm.com
Het Drakeneiland is a Dutch spoken release of the LCSI game My Make Believe Treasure Isle released in 1996. Het Drakeneiland is een computerspel uit 1996 waarin je met het vriendelijke Draakje Nikki en andere karakters in en rondom een kasteel speelt: Het Drakenkasteel. In het spel speel je met ondere andere de eilandbewoners, draak Nikki en een aapje. Deze karakters kunnen met het stoplicht in beweging gebracht worden, waarna je de karakters verschillende acties kan laten uitvoeren.
-- Info van Nationaal archief educatieve games --
Beleef samen met de vriendelijke draak Nikkie en zijn vrienden allerlei avonturen op een schateiland.
Originele titel: My Make Believe Treasure Isle
Uitgeverij: Zwijsen
Ontwikkelaar: LCSI
Verschenen: 1997
-- Review on the web --
The island in My Make Believe Treasure Isle is a set of connected scenes -- a beach, a pirate ship, a cave, a lagoon, a rainforest, and a tree house. Players create animations in these scenes from a selection of characters (e.g., a dragon, a pirate, a captain, children), and actions (e.g., jump, run, swim, talk) and emotions (e.g., sad, angry, happy). Players can mark out a path for the characters to follow and place small pictures along the way indicating what the characters will do. Creating animations involves the mathematics of logical thinking, sequencing, and reasoning about spatial relationships -- content that is receiving increasing emphasis in schools today. Each scene also has an activity such as solving a tangram puzzle, leading a character to a treasure, or creating a rhythm. See also My Make Believe Castle for a similar game for slightly younger children.
-- Source: https://mathequity.terc.edu/gw/html/MyIsle.html --
-- Video creator notes --
Graphical issues and crashes can be fixed by setting display mode of Windows to 256 colours before starting the game.
-- Timestamps --
0:00 Highlight
0:06 Intros
1:54 Strand
22:00 Ritmespel
25:51 Boomhuis
31:04 Schip
39:58 Grot
59:07 Lagune
1:05:26 Bos
1:15:10 Einde
-- Game Credits --
Unknown roll: Ravensburger Interactive
Publisher: Zwijsen
Developer: LCSI
-- Settings and application information --
Used emulator: 86box
CPU: Intel Pentium 90
RAM: 64MB
GPU: S3 Trio64V2/DX
OS: Windows 95c
MIDI: MIDI Out to System MIDI (Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth)
Screen resolution: 640x480
Output scaling: 2x
Scaling: Integer scaling / Nearest
Music for ending credits: TOKYO MACHINE & Guy Arthur - GET UP
Play this game online (Thanks to eduspellen): https://eduspellen.nl/het-drakeneiland
Website: nostalgiarealm.com
