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Architecture: PPC x86 (Windows)
The Way Things Work: Pinball Science
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Emulation
Guides on emulating older games
Guides on emulating older games
David Macaulay, author of the best-selling The Way Things Work, has invented a completely new and original way to learn about science! Children learn about and apply various scientific principles to design and build their own exciting pinball games, using springs, hot air balloons, gears, and more as the bumpers and obstacles in their games.
(v1.0)
This is a hybrid Mac/PC disc image.
See also: The New Way Things Work
CompatibilityArchitecture: PPC x86 (Windows)
System Requirements
- 100 MHz PowerPC processor
- 16 MB of RAM
- 640x480 screen with 256 colors
- 4x CD-ROM drive
- Mac OS 7.5.3
- 25 MB of hard drive space
Comments
My girlfriend and I were confused for a bit. After you build the machine from the blueprint, you have to get the ball to hit where the arrows point before you can unlock the next blueprint.
It seems only the creator of this page can edit ie upload to the internal server.
Please do upload it to the internal server !