Barbie and Her Magical House
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The Cute Company |
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Hi Tech Entertainment |
| Engine: | Macromedia Director 4 |
barbie_magical_house.zip (27.12 MB)
MD5: d570427bcf1781f53dc1ebee5db3626b For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 8 - 8.1
Barbie_and_her_Magical_House_Hybrid_Mac_Win.zip (52.00 MB)
MD5: 072b45f2bf63934fbe24a1d20c5e250c For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 8 - 8.1
Guides on emulating older games
Barbie and Her Magical House is a wonderful, fanciful dream come true for Barbie doll fans of all ages! Barbie personally invites you into her home where every room is filled with lots of things to see and even more things to do. Simply point and click and discover the magic that's waiting for you. Exciting activities, fun puzzles and amazing animations are everywhere! Best of all, Barbie herself is on hand to encourage and entertain as she speaks directly to you!
The second download is a custom Hybrid Mac/PC ISO image created using Roxio Toast Burn (Mac App Store release) on an iMac 4K (2017) running macOS Big Sur, and imaged using ImgBurn 2.5.8.0 on Windows 10.
CompatibilityArchitecture: 68k x86 (Windows)
The first download is a Mac-only CD-ROM. The second download is a custom Hybrid Mac/PC CD-ROM.
Comments
From the looks of it, yes. It's running fine on my iMac 4K (2017) running macOS Big Sur without any issues. What I did was use the existing disc image which is Mac-only (first download on the Macintosh Garden, HFS), and I used the Disc Image Merge tool (found on the Copy section) to create a Hybrid Mac/PC disc with a Windows version found on the Internet Archive (ISO 9660). I then went to my Windows 10 computers and used ImgBurn 2.5.8.0 to create the resulting ISO disc image (second download on the Macintosh Garden, both ISO 9660 and HFS), and before I did that, I noticed that version 1.0 of the Living Books titles from 1992-1993 were separate versions, but the version 1.1 releases from 1994 were hybrid. I thought I should do the same with the Barbie and her Magical House title, and make a custom Hybrid Mac/PC disc image so that there is no need to burn them separately, whether it is a Mac-only, or a Windows-only. And yes, Toast Burn (Mac App Store release) can read existing HFS Standard disc images without any problem, even on the latest Big Sur.
Is the Mac AppStore Toast application a reliable piece of software?
Otherwise, I don't want to loose Toast 10 because of its ability to create HFS Standard volumes,
but need to look forward as well.
Uploaded a custom Hybrid Mac/PC release of Barbie and her Magical House.