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Kitty Luv is a pet simulator that is the predecessor to Puppy Luv. The game begins with you choosing the breed, gender, your name, and the cat's name. The cat has bars for hunger, thirst, sleepiness, cleanliness, and the need for a litter box. Each room in the house has something the cat can interact with. In the living room, you can let the cat use the scratching post or let it take a nap. In the kitchen, you can feed the cat food and water, and let it use the litter box. You can scratch, pet, or brush your cat in any room. You can also go outside, where your cat can perform three different tricks on button command.

Every five minutes spent in game gives you 20 dollars in allowance. However, the cat also needs food and water every five minutes, and some activities like naps and playing increase these bars. In the shop you can buy bottles of water, dry food, canned food, toys, larger scratching posts/beds/bowls, collars, hats, and accessories for the cat. You can use the toy mouse in the playroom to earn more money to spend on your cat. When you buy the laser pointer item, you unlock the exercise room. Similar to the playroom, the more you exercise your cat, the more you earn. When you buy the camera, you unlock the girl's room. You can take up to 8 pictures of your cat and save them in the photo album.

This game is based on the Sesame Street spinoff series known as Elmo's World. In Elmo's World: Rhyming, your job is to put objects that rhyme together. The first mode lets you pick an object, and whatever it is, Elmo will find a rhyme for it. In the other mode, you are allowed to pick objects that rhyme with the object Elmo gives you. Typically, there is more than one object that rhymes with the designated object. You can also share the rhymes you find via an email. There is no penalty for getting anything wrong, and there are no difficulty settings.

Mr. Noisy Presents Balloon War is a game based on the Mr. Men and Little Miss series of media. You, as the player, must be the first to reach various balloons throughout each stage. Once you reach the balloon, you must stay there without it being stolen. There are also many obstacles in your way, but each character has special abilities to help them or mess up the other player. There is a total of 5 themes: The Garden, Flowerpots, The Refridgerator, The Train, and the Deep Space. There are three different levels of difficulty in case the game is too easy or too hard. The game can also adapt to a difficult level as the player is playing, which is mainly meant for educational purposes.

Blue's Clues: Classic Clues is a DVD release based on the American preschool television series. There is one game on the DVD called "Blue's Poetry Class." In this game, Blue gives you a small sentence with three different words to choose from. You must pick the word that rhymes in order to move on. There are six different rhymes to complete. There is no penalty if you get anything wrong, as this game is for kids. This game is designed to teach kids about rhyming words and reading skills.

Blue's Clues: Blue's ABCs is based on the American television series. This specific game is based off of the episode of the same name. In this game, you must help Mr. Salt and Mr. Pepper complete their shopping list. Each object has a label on it so you know what it is. You, as the player, must find which item they are looking for. This game encourages preschoolers to use their reading skills.

Blue's Clues: Lights On, Lights Off is based on the American television series. This specific game is based off of the episode "Blue's Senses". In this game, Blue needs help cleaning her room, and Steve has invented a new game to help her out. Blue will put a toy away, and Steve will turn the lights off. As the player, you must find which toy was put away. This game encourages toddlers and preschoolers to use their thinking skills to remember where each object was located,

Blue's Clues: The Popsicle Stick Project is based on the American television series. This specific game is based off of the episode "What Does Blue Want to Build?". In this game, you must help Blue and her Popsicle Stick friends build certain formations. As the player, you must sort the sticks by size and place them in the correct place to create an object. A reference picture can be seen in the picture frame if you need help. This game encourages toddlers and preschoolers to use their thinking skills and logical skills.

Blue's Clues: Jigsaw Puzzles is based on the American television series. This specific game is based off of the episode "What Game Does Blue Want to Play?". In this game, you must help Blue, Shovel and Pail complete various jigsaw puzzles. Each puzzle gets harder as you go, and after looping through all the puzzle it starts you back at the original. If you press the question mark in the bottom left corner, it will show you the completed puzzle. This game encourages toddlers and preschoolers to use their thinking skills.

Blue's Clues: Laundry Time is based on the American television series. This specific game is based off of the episode "What Does Blue Need". In this game, you must help Steve, Blue, and Slippery sort clothes by what condition they're in. Clean clothes go back into the drawer. Wrinkled clothes go into the ironing table where they must be ironed. Dirty and stained clothes go to the washing machine where they well be cleaned. This game encourages toddlers and preschoolers to use their thinking skills and organization skills.

Blue's Clues: Where's My Friend? is based on the American television series. This specific game is based off of the episode "Snack Time". In this game, Steve and Blue need your help finding which chick the other chick is looking for. The only thing that distinguishes each chick is what hat they're wearing. As the game progresses, the hats get more similar, but with different colors. This game encourages children to use their thinking skills and identify shapes and colors. This game was originally on Nick Jr.'s website, but was taken down and can only be found through 3rd-party websites.

The Land Before Time: The Great Valley Adventure is a 1994 animated film, which takes place after the first film. This special DVD edition of the movie contains two games that can be accessed through a DVD player:

• Tree Star Hunt: Littlefoot is very hungry, and is looking for food throughout Great Valley. However, the only thing that Littlefoot wants to eat is Tree Stars, which can only be found in some places. He's too young to find them on his own, so you must help him by looking in various places, like trees, logs, and rocks. To find Tree Stars, you must select an object with your remote to see if there are Tree Stars under it or not.

• Rock Toss - The wall that separates the Great Valley from the rest of the world has been broken by an angry Sharptooth. Help Littlefoot patch up the spots that have been broken with rocks so the Sharptooth can't get in. To fix a hole, just pick a rock formation from the formations below and place it into the correct hole. There are no penalties for picking the wrong one, and there are four different formations to fix.

This DVD is a special edition of the animated Disney film The Emperor's New Groove, but with many added special features. One of these special features is a game called The Emperor's Got Game. In this game, Yzma has turned the Emperor into a Llama, and you must change back in order to save your kingdom. In order to save the kingdom, you must answer 5 questions correctly in order to get back to the emperor's castle. After you answer 5 questions correctly, you must choose the correct 3 potions and put them in the right order in order for Emperor Kuzco to turn back into a human. Once you find the correct potion, Kuzco is back to normal and the game ends. If you play the game again, it will have the same exact questions as last time.

This bundle includes:

• Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!
• WarioWare: Snapped!
• Dr. Mario Express
• Mario Calculator
• Mario Clock

Brother Bear 2 is a direct-to-video sequel of the animated film Brother Bear. The disc contains one game called Trample Off, Eh? with Rutt and Tuke. You play as Rutt and Tuke and must impress their love interest, The Moosettes, by answering various trivia questions about Brother Bear and its sequel. The more questions you answer correctly, the more Moose Chips you earn. Once you have enough chips to trade in for tickets to the Northern Lights Show, you win. There are three different types of questions: The Story, Nature's Call, and Spring Fever. The categories are determined by a pachinko machine, and all are multiple-choice questions.

This collector's edition of this Pixar animated film A Bug's Life contains two discs: one with the movie on it, and one with simply bonus features. The game is featured on the second disc, called A Bug's Land. In this game, you must play a trivia game in order to find Francis, the ladybug that is in the garden. You can only get three wrong, or you won't be able to find him. There is no reward for finding him, but the game does offer you to play again after you are done. Questions are different each time, giving some replayability, but you will most likely get repeat questions since there are not many to choose from.

Donkey's Christmas Shrektacular is a direct-to-DVD release for the Christmas of 2010, based on Shrek Forever After. The main short is called Donkey's Caroling Christmas-Tacular, but there are many bonus features on the disc. There are four mini-games based on Shrek Forever After that can be found on the disc when put into a Windows computer:

• Pied Piper Battle: The pied piper is on the loose, and Shrek and his friends must use cannons in order to stop his evil plans. The piper will play three different notes: red, blue, and yellow. Red notes can hurt you, blue will warn you of rolling spiked logs, and yellow notes make him vulnerable. While he is playing yellow notes, you must hurt him by pressing spacebar on the keyboard. You can also switch between Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, and Puss in Boots by pressing the Ctrl key.

• Rumplestilskin's Palace: Shrek and his friends have found their way to Rumplestilskin's palace, but he is nowhere in sight. You must figure out how to turn on the lights in order to get his attention. Each character has a different role: Shrek can move heavy objects, Fiona can light candles and fireworks, Donkey can headbutt objects to hurt or rotate them, and Puss in Boots can climb and reach places inaccessible to certain characters. You must use these to your advantage in order to get Rumplestilskin's attention.

• Shrek's Swamp: Rumplestilskin has turned Shrek's house upside down, and Shrek and his friend must find a way to fix it. Each character can use their special abilities in order to get through the forest, find Shrek's house, and put it back to normal.

• Witch Attack: Rumplestilskin has unleashed an army of witches to fight against Shrek and his friends. You must defeat as many witches as you can by using each character's special abilities. You also must avoid flying apples and pumpkins, while collecting hearts to restore your health.

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games: Arcade Edition is a game based on the 2016 Olympic games, with a Mario and Sonic twist. This is similar to the console versions of the game, but different in many ways. The game is controlled with your feet for running in sports like 100m, and swimming in 100m Freestyle Swimming, The rotating sticks are used for throwing in Hammer Throw and Javelin Throw. It can also be used for tricks on the trampoline. Some games require you to jump on the machine, but primarily for Long Jump and Hurdles. Buttons are found on the joysticks for firing for precision sports like Archery and Rhythmic Gymnastics. You can play as every single character found in the console version, but there are no guest characters. You can only play one event at a time, or you have to put in more credits. There are also no Dream Events, and the three main sports from the console game are missing due to their complex control: Soccer/Football, Volleyball, and Rugby.

Dora's Carnival Adventure is based on the American animated television series mainly aired on Nickelodeon. In this game, you go around a carnival while earning tickets from various mini-games. These tickets can then be exchanged for treasures that can be kept in you treasure box. Each mini-game is based off of something you would actually find in a carnival.There are three mini-games in total:

• Swiper's Air Hockey - The main goal of this game is pretty simple, for each goal you get in air hockey, you get a ticket to spend on prizes. The game goes to ten points, so whoever gets ten points first gets the tickets. This game is fully controlled with the mouse in order to move your paddle.

• Boots's Crane Game - The main goal of this game is to grab boots with the crane, but there is a catch. In order to get a ticket, the two boots you grab must be of a matching color, and there are four different varieties in the machine. You only have about a minute to catch as many boots as you can.

• Slippery Slide Race - The main goal of this game is to get to the bottom of the slippery slide first. There are four characters to choose from: Dora, Boots, Swiper, and Benny the Bull. You must stay in the middle of the track in order to gain momentum. If you hit the walls, you will slow down and lose time. The winner gets 3 tickets, and you race against two other CPU characters.

The Tamagotchi PC Pack is a disc that formerly came with certain Tamagotchis, and was bundled with a tree-shaped microphone for more interactivity. The main focus of the game is to take care of the citizens of Tamatown, which can be played with on your desktop. You can use the microphone bundled with the disc to do many different things. The pack comes with wallpapers, icons, and screensavers to customize your computer with. You can also color pages of a coloring book and print them out, along with various jigsaw puzzles. The main part of the game is the mini-games, and there are three to play. They can be controlled with the bundled microphone, or you can use the keyboard.

• Helpy-Copter: In this game, you must fly around Tamatown and find citizens who need help. You must ask them for help using the microphone. Usually, the Tamagotchi will require an item. You must find the item around town, and pick it up using the microphone. Then, you must drop it off at their house for points. Sometimes, the object can be found inside their house. In that situation, you must open up the window or door and give it to them.

• Food Court Frenzy: In this game, you must use the arrow keys to catch falling food from the food factory. Then, you must put the food in the order that it belongs to. If you don't need a food, you have to throw it away or you won't be able to grab a new one. Once the plate is ready, you can say "order up!" Or press the up arrow key.

• Log Roll Tournament: In this game, you must help Kutchipatchi stay balanced on a log. When an arrow hovers over your area, you must press it in time or Kutchipatchi's balance meter will drain. Your opponent will try and use items to hinder your balance, but they are just visual obstacles and cannot hurt your score. Get enough arrows and your special meter will fill up, allowing you to use an item against your opponent. The last one standing wins the round.

The Sega Family Fun Pak is a collection of five PC games created by Sega. Each game is a "Limited Version" which varies for each game:

• Sonic CD - includes the first world of the game - Palmtree Panic Zone. The game can be put into a CD player to listen to the soundtrack similarly to the actual PC port.

• Sonic's Schoolhouse - Everything can be accessed in this game except for the field trip. All doors and mini-games can be opened. There is still two-player support, with one person using WASD and another using the arrow keys.

• Bug! - Similarly to Sonic CD, only the first world of Bug is playable. The game is also stuck in Window Mode only.

• Baku Baku - The full game can be played, and can be played in full screen. It seems to be a "special trial" version of the game, but no differences are in the gameplay.

• Garfield: Caught in the Act - Most interestingly, a stage called Alien Landscape, which was part of the Lost Levels from Sega's online service on the Genesis called the Sega Channel, is present. Simply by removing a patch found inside of the game, the full game can be played. None of the other lost levels are in the game.

The Wiggles: Yule Be Wiggling is video from the Australian children's band The Wiggles. The DVD contains the main show "Yule Be Wiggling" along with many bonus features. When the DVD is put into a computer, two DVD-ROM games are accessible:

• Decorate the Tree - A pretty self-explanatory game. The Wiggles are getting ready for the arrival of Christmas and need your help to set up the Christmas tree. Now that the tree is up, The Wiggles are allowing you to choose the decorations for the tree and put them on as you like. There are ornaments, garland, and even a star for the tree. Character portraits of certain Wiggly Friends near the tree will tell you more about them.

• Captain Feathersword's Magic Christmas Buttons - Captain Feathersword's vest has many magic buttons that do various things, as seen in the show. In this game, his buttons pose as a jukebox containing some of the songs heard in the video. Some buttons offer surprises that you won't expect, but most simply play tracks from the main show.

There was once a link to more games on the Wiggles website, however it just takes you to the most recent Wiggles website. The games are now down for sure, since most of the original Wiggles retired after 2012.

MVP 07: NCAA Baseball is based on the baseball season of that year. There is a variety of modes to choose from: exhibition, dynasty mode, mini-games, tournament, online play, coach mode, and a scenario editor. Like many other college sports games of its time, you are put into a school of your choice, and you must play the games, manage your roster, and recruit new players. Due to licensing issues, certain teams and stadiums are not available, but you still have many to choose from. In this game, you can use the new "rock and fire" pitch, which involves rotating the left analog stick. Batting is mainly controlled with the right analog stick. You can also use the traditional controls seen in most MLB baseball games by EA. The scenario editor allows you to put your baseball team into many situations to practice strategies. The mini-games and in-game tutorial videos help you learn the strategies on both offense and defense. Mike Patrick and Kyle Peterson are back as the commentators from the last installment, and give you the play-by-play for each game.

Cabela's Monster Bass is a game based on the fishing and hunting retailer. The main objective of the game is to catch "The Monster Bass" and hold on for your life. There are over 500 locations across North America to fish from, and they all have different kinds of fish. You can also battle world record trophies for the largest fish, from the smallest fish to the largest. The weather is always perfect in this game and there are no hazards. The game plays like most other Cabela fishing games, and strives to be just like real life. When you begin to catch a fish, you must press a series of buttons to catch the fish. The larger the fish, the more buttons you have to press.

Tennis is a game where you play the sport of the same name. There are two modes in the game, Tournament Mode and Free Mode. In Tournament Mode, you face off in either singles or doubles, which get harder as you progress. You must get into the Top Seed in order to get into the Championships and win. In Free Mode, you can choose the settings, court, and either singles or doubles. There are 16 different characters, each with their own signature moves and skills. You can change the difficulty of the CPUs in both Tournament Mode and Free Mode.

Blue's Room: Alphabet Power is a DVD containing one episode of Blue's Room and three episodes of Blue's Clues. The DVD release contains a game not seen on the VHS release called "Doodle, Doodle... Spell!".

In this game, Doodle Board draws an object, and gives you two out of the three letters. As Blue, you must pick the letter that finishes the word. Since all of the objects are animals, Blue will imitate the animal once you find the letter and congratulate you on your good work. It is the only game on the disc and does not get any harder.

There is also a link for games on Nick Jr's website, which re-directs you to their new website.

Based on the classic film The Lion King, this movie focuses on primarily Timon and Pumbaa's view on the various events that occurred in the original movie. Throughout the movie, Timon meets back up with his family, and both Timon and Pumbaa must become a father-like figure to Simba after his father passes away. The original DVD release (re-releases remove most if not all of them) contains four games accessed on Disc 2:

• Timon and Pumbaa's Virtual Safari 1.5: This 8 minute journey follows Timon and Pumbaa, along with their families, on a fun-filled ride created by themselves. The interactive part of the safari comes when you must choose a path. There are many paths to choose from, all based on rides found at the actual Disney theme parks. The adventure can be played many different times and still have different outcomes.

• Who Wants to Be King of the Jungle: This parody of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" is hosted by Meredith Vieira. As Timon, you must guess all of the Lion King related questions correctly in order to become the king of the jungle. You can also "Phone an Animal" or "Poll the Herd" if you are unsure of the answer, which you can use three times. However, the herd is not always correct, so make sure to use your lifelines carefully.

• Find the Face: Many familiar Disney characters are coming to see the premiere of Timon and Pumbaa's brand new movie. You are tasked by Timon to find exactly who's in the audience. Use the silhouettes seen in the audience and pick the correct Disney character. The goal is to get as many correct as you can.

• Hidden Mickey Hunt: For years, many different Disney movies have had Mickey Mouse ears hidden throughout the movie. When you play the movie in this mode, there will be 20 new pairs of Mickey ears to find. When the ears show up, an symbol will show up on screen, giving you 30 seconds to find it. At the end, you can go back and look at the Mickey ears that you have found. All of the answers were originally available on the movie's website.