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Illitera has stolen all the words from Earth. Your mission is to catch Illitera's spaceship and gain entry to the main control room so the words can be returned.
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Mega Math Blaster, also known as Math Blaster ages 6-9, is a Math Blaster game. While it's loosely a remake of Math Blaster Episode 1: In Search of Spot, this is a separate game that takes place in the same continuity as the original. It features a new villain, with cameos from previous Math Blaster villains in prison, including Trash Alien, the villain from the first game. Spot is captured by Gelator after visiting planet Lockemup. Gelator begins using Spot's intelligence as his own. Blasternaut and Galactic Commander are forced to pursue. While de-oozing the planet Moldar from Gelator's Slimy grip in the process. The game re-released as Math Blaster for 3rd Grade in 1999.
Illitera has stolen all the words from Earth. Your mission is to catch Illitera's spaceship and gain entry to the main control room so the words can be returned.
The Tempest shattered your android body. Now you must journey through an ever-changing cloudscape to augment yourself and save your friends. Explore an expansive world with complete freedom — bound up cliffs, glide across chasms, and fly through the slipstream with velocity. Detonate explosives, harness electricity, and wield makeshift weapons to overcome titanium sentries and monolithic guardians. Play single-player, or explore forgotten ruins together. It’s time to reclaim your world.
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Math Blaster Episode II: Secret of the Lost City is an educational game for learning math in 4th grade. Re-released in 1997 as Math Blaster: Ages 9–12 and 1999 as Math Blaster for 4th Grade respectively.
Go on a galaxy quest with WALL-E through eight exciting games. V.Smile V-Motion uses a wireless, motion-sensitive controller to help teach shapes, colors, matching, problem solving, logic, letters, numbers, puzzles and recycling. Featuring characters from Disney and Pixar's WALL-E movie, kids will have a blast getting into the action.
Space Explore gives you a first hand experience of the journey that astronauts take while embarking on space missions. The space station circles the earth, 400 kilometers above us. It serves as a research laboratory and is also suited for testing spacecraft systems and equipment.