Creative Wonders LLC
Moby ID: 1357
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Creative Wonders began in 1994 as the EA*Kids division of Electronic Arts Inc.. The division published the software versions of children's television shows such as Sesame Street.
Electronic Arts Inc. and ABC Inc. formed a joint venture in 1995, essentially co-owning the division. ABC renamed it Creative Wonders and it was located in Redwood City, California.
In December 1997 all of the company was acquired by The Learning Company Inc..
Credited on 27 Games from 1995 to 1999
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Arthur's Thinking Games (1999 on Windows) |
Arthur's 1st Grade (1999 on Windows, Macintosh) |
Arthur's 2nd Grade (1999 on Windows, Macintosh) |
Arthur's Kindergarten (1999 on Windows, Macintosh) |
Dr. Seuss: Preschool (1998 on Windows 16-bit) |
Sesame Street: Search & Learn Adventures (1998 on Windows, Macintosh) |
3D Atlas (1997 on Windows, Windows 16-bit, Macintosh) |
Madeline: Classroom Companion - Preschool & Kindergarten (1997 on Macintosh, Windows, Windows 16-bit) |
Schoolhouse Rock!: 1st & 2nd Grade (1997 on Windows, Macintosh) |
SchoolHouse Rock!: 1st-4th Grade Math Essentials (1997 on Windows 16-bit, Macintosh) |
Schoolhouse Rock!: 3rd & 4th Grade (1997 on Windows, Macintosh) |
Sesame Street: Elmo's Preschool (1997 on Windows, Windows 16-bit, Macintosh) |
Slam Dunk Typing (1997 on Windows, Windows 16-bit, Macintosh) |
Madeline: Thinking Games (1996 on Windows 16-bit, Macintosh) |
Madeline's Rainy Day Activities (1996 on Windows, Windows 16-bit, Macintosh) |
Madeline: European Adventures (1996 on Windows, Windows 16-bit) |
Schoolhouse Rock!: America Rock (1996 on Windows 16-bit, Macintosh) |
SchoolHouse Rock!: Exploration Station (1996 on Windows, Macintosh, Windows 16-bit) |
Schoolhouse Rock!: Math Rock (1996 on Macintosh, Windows, Windows 16-bit) |
Sesame Street: Get Set to Learn (1996 on Windows, Windows 16-bit) |
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History +
- December 1997
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The Learning Company announces that it has acquired all of the equity interest in Creative Wonders LLC from New York City-based ABC Inc., a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company, and Electronic Arts.
Trivia +
Creative Wonders animated their logo. This can be seen on certain games (Schoolhouse Rock, specifically). Their games are off the shelves but can be purchased on Amazon and eBay for reasonable prices. In 1998, The Learning Company purchased Creative Wonders. In 1999, it was completely dissolved.
Related Web Sites +
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Creative Wonders - Wikipedia
article about the company in the open encyclopedia
Frequent Collaborators
Companies- 6 games with Sesame Workshop Inc.
- 6 games with Human Code, Inc.
- 4 games with Woods+Woods
- 4 games with ImageBuilder Software, Inc.
- 3 games with Funnybone Interactive
- 3 games with WaveGroup Sound
- 3 games with Presage Software, Inc.
- 2 games with Vortex Media Arts
- 1 game with Learn Technologies Interactive, Inc.
- 1 game with Pop Rocket, Inc.
- 13 games with Paul Oeschger
- 11 games with Maryann Duringer Klingman
- 10 games with Irene A. Paredes Barnett
- 9 games with Holly Smevog
- 9 games with Josh Noble
- 9 games with Gibson Biddle
- 9 games with Hugo Paz
- 9 games with Greg Graalfs
- 8 games with Gabriel B. Manriquez
- 8 games with Jana Wilson
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