#Jumpstart kindergarten vhs Pc#
#Jumpstart kindergarten vhs windows#

Hopsalot and 'Why Did the Bus Stop?'(C) Knowledge AdventureДonovan the Werewolf-Rabbit (mentioned) belongs to me.ДЄnything else mentioned above belong to their respective owners, blah-blah-blah. Inspiration can come from some strange places, y'know? Those weird thoughts of Hopsalot becoming a werewolf, though, are what inspired me to create a sort of 'lycan-lagomorph' character, and that is where Donovan the Werewolf-Rabbit came from. I believe I saw this video once on VHS during my years in elementary school, which was a long time ago, and it involved Hopsalot the rabbit.

#Jumpstart kindergarten vhs Pc#

That's what I used to imagine as a kid! I might as well admit that movies like 'Scooby Doo on Zombie Island' and 'Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit' are what led me to developing an interest in transformations. I mostly played the PC games (with the original version of 'Jumpstart 1st Grade' being my personal favorite), but I also recall watching a video called 'Jumpstart Kindergarten: Why Did the Bus Stop'. It might sound very strange, but it is true. Before you ask, 'why, J&D?', let me explain: After I watched 'Why Did the Bus Stop?' as a kid, I used to have some bizarre and somewhat creepy daydreams about Hopsalot turning into some kind of werewolf. So, I thought I would try to redraw a screenshot from the video featuring ol' Hops himself.ДЄnd here's a fun fact: This version of Hopsalot was actually sort of an inspiration for my OC, Donovan the Werewolf-Rabbit! And not just appearance-wise (Hops and Donovan do look similar). I recently went back to watch this video again on YouTube, and while it's not quite as good as I remember, it does have what I consider as my favorite version of Hopsalot. Ranger smith refuses to save Jellystone (Scratch/Grounded Version) remix-2 by vanhouchin. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. The game JumpStart Learning Games: Farm is based on this video. The video is approximately forty-six minutes long (despite the box saying it is thirty minutes long). On her way to school, Eleanor notices that somebody spilled his or her drink in the caboose of the JumpStart train and. The game JumpStart ABC's, released around the same time, is based on this video. It is sometimes simply called JumpStart Preschool. Jumpstart Kindergarten and Number OCs in my style. JumpStart 1st Grade: What Do They Have Animals on the Farm is a JumpStart video released on VHS in 1999. JumpStart Preschool: Who Left the Juice in the Caboose is a JumpStart video released on VHS in 1999. Before Jumpstart Advanced made him into a kid who invents stuff, Hopsalot was depicted as a kindergarten teacher, and that's how he was depicted in 'Why Did the Bus Stop?' as well. Jumpstart Kindergarten and Number OCs in my style. I mostly played the PC games (with the original version of 'Jumpstart 1st Grade' being my personal favorite), but I also recall watching a video called 'Jumpstart Kindergarten: Why Did the Bus Stop?'. They are found on three Land Before Time 2002 DVD re-releases.Classic Jumpstart was a major part of my childhood. JumpStart Jukebox has had some songs on their promos prior to the release. The canon in it is somewhat similar to many of the games released from 2000 to 2004 and it seems to be the same canon featured in JumpStart ABCs, the original version of JumpStart Phonics, and the two JumpStart VHS videos (JumpStart Preschool: Who Left Their Juice on the Caboose and JumpStart Kindergarten: Why Did the Bus Stop). Eventually it was replaced in 2002 by JumpStart Advanced Kindergarten.

#Jumpstart kindergarten vhs windows#

Also published on Windows 3.x, this educational game is abandonware and is set in a pre-school / toddler, reading / writing and licensed title themes. publishes JumpStart Kindergarten Reading on Windows. That same year it was updated with additional content in a 2-CD Deluxe version in 2000 (v2.6), that included JumpStart Around the World. Description of JumpStart Kindergarten Reading In 1996, Knowledge Adventure, Inc. In 2000, the game was specially designed on VHS. Most of the animation in the music videos were completely hand-drawn, while the ones from JumpStart Animal Adventures were completely done in CGI. It was updated with a new version in 1998 (v2.0). then announced that the video, along with the two other JumpStart videos would be re-released on DVD. Home Entertainment acquired the remaining assets from the company. In 2005, two years after Knowledge Adventure Home Video closed its doors for good, Geo LTD.