
- #Play putt putt saves the zoo online for no download install#
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#Play putt putt saves the zoo online for no download windows#
Within the "Putt Putt" title I'm looking at, there are several section headings: 3DOS, DOS Demo, Windows Demo, and Windows. You must do this part in order to know what files to copy. Go to this page and look up the game you're using. I'm using "Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon" for this demonstration.Ģ. So here's what I did to get Putt-Putt up and running:ġ. I'm sure there are other (and probably better) ways to do a lot of these procedures, but I'm just going to tell you what I did that worked for me. But unless you're doing pretty much what I was doing, I may not know either. If something's unclear, please comment and I'll see if I can clarify. So here's my step-by-step translation of what I did. For example, it may say "copy the blah blah files into your hard drive." What does that mean, exactly? What are those files, and where are they? And where in my hard drive do they go, in what form? And how does one do all that, anyway? The descriptions of what to do were confusing to me, as they were written for people who know what the heck they're doing, and I had to figure it out piece by piece. Anyway, hang on with it: we'll get to that in a minute. Their description of the procedure can be found here. (But I was so excited when it worked that I donated some money to them anyway in thanks.) The application you want is called ScummVM and is freeware or maybe shareware.actually open-source freeware or shareware. If, like me, you may be technologically very ignorant (but not technologically stupid!) you can still do this.

If that makes any sense to you, you probably think the internet is tubes like I do.
#Play putt putt saves the zoo online for no download install#
However, after spending hours and hours clambering through the tubes of the internets and experimenting with stuff, I found something that did work and is pretty easy once you know what to do.īasically, you install what I think of as a "viewer" for old games on your current computer, and play the game "through" it.

I tried lots of things to make it work, including trying compatibility mode, which I guess doesn't stretch far back enough in time for a prehistoric game like this. However, it's not surprising that some things won't work, as the disk states "copyright 1992". Also, it's how you know what to do in the game. This was a problem, because at least half the fun is the sounds that things make in the game. However, when I tried them out on my laptop, there was no sound no matter what I did. The descriptions stated that they would play on Windows or XP. I decided to see if I could get a copy for home use, and ordered some used game disks on for cheap. It's easy, and there are lots of items to click that do something entertaining and have cute sound effects, so the kids love it. The game was one of the Putt-Putt the Car Games, in which a little car goes around and does little activities. It was such a hotly contested activity that tears ensued. This product uses ScummVM which is released under the GNU GPL v2.Last week when I picked up my son from day care, he and another little boy were playing a little game on the center's computer. The PUTT-PUTT® trademark is a registered trademark of Putt-Putt, LLC and is used under license. This Product and Humongous Entertainment are not in any manner affiliated with Putt-Putt, LLC.


teaches a lot of good things and also just fun to play. User Reviews- "my daughter loves this game. Filled with captivating challenges and so many new friends to be made, this adventure is perfect for children of any age. Along the way, they’ll swing across rivers, play hockey with a polar pear, build a bridge out of icebergs, dance with penguins and experience so much more on this adventure. It’s the grand opening of the Cartown Zoo, but all the baby animals are missing! Putt-Putt and Pep need to reunite the little ones with their parents before the zoo gates open.
