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Found this games sampler for Windows 95, made by Monolith for Microsoft: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcyi7hGqQ48 it's just great. The games alone are a great mix, but the presentation is what really takes the cake. If I had this one disc back in the day, it would never leave cd tray of my Pentium 133mhz.
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Metal Loaf posted:If you got the various Lego games (Lego Loco was my favourite) it came with a minifigure as well. They still do this. The Hobbit and the third Batman Lego game comes with figurine. I remember wantint Lego Chess so bad, I didn't even like chess, but the presentation was so nice it could interest me into it. And it had tiny little set with Chess King and his throne
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Not really diddl, but collecting various licensed papers and stickers was definitely a thing in 90's my friend had those things:  and the toys were okay I guess, but what I really liked were those floppy disks with simple games made in shockwave. Of the two he had, one was about turning on the captured alien ship, and the second was uploading a virus or something. Those were really simple, but somehow also really athmospheric and mysterious because my grasp of English was non-existant, and of course I haven't seen the movie being a 6yo or such. Mars Attacks had something very similar.
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