Undoubtedly the most successful edutainment franchises, the Where in [xxx] is Carmen Sandiego? is Br?derbund's flagship series that has spawned numerous sequels, TV shows, and even board games.

Undoubtedly the most successful edutainment franchises, the Where in [xxx] is Carmen Sandiego? is Br?derbund's flagship series that has spawned numerous sequels, TV shows, and even board games.

One of the best history CD-ROMs ever made, Who Built America? is also one of the best CD-ROMs based on a book you'll ever find.

One of Maxis' most underrated games in my opinion, Widget Workshop is a neat computerized "science kit" that lets kids devise gadgets, perform experiments, and design puzzles by using various...

Despite the title, Wild Learning Safari doesn't really let kids "learn" anything about wildlife, but is simply an interactive coloring book -- although an attractive one with many options.

This is a fun game that, as the title suggests, combines science and arcade almost flawlessly.

Second in Sierra's short-lived series of edutainment games based on Disney's cartoon characters, Winnie The Pooh in Hundred Acres Wood is a fun adventure for kids that allow them to...

Another excellent edutainment title from Davidson & Associates.

Zargon Zoo is a decent "interactive comic book" based on the children's book of the same name published by Heinemann ELT "New Wave Reader" series.

No, this is not the classic Taito game of the same name.