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Hmmm... I'll have to give this one a try, to see if you can assemble your own super-frog :D

This GameBringer guy should really come into the forums.

This game seems interesting, I'm downloading it right now.
Actually, it's already finished.

it would be kind of cool if you could use some cybernatic implants and then watch animation of such enhanced frog.

He's here. Just under a different name.

The game sounds... odd.:blink:

Ahhh man, memories. :D I wouldn't consider this a game persay, but more of an educational program. We used this game when I was in middle school, cause someone had some "Anti-living-thing protest" and bought the school this program in exchange for a promise that we wouldn't use any real frogs. Funny story, and a fun little program. Very educational, and less gross than the real thing :D



Edit: I figure i'll point this out just to be an annoyance to the review-writer :D

Actually the whole point of the program is the guts :bleh:

Straaange one. I'll check it :sneaky:

I liked it alot. and who is he on here

Only the shadow knows... It is I. I was trying to use GameBringer, as sort of an alter-ego... the guy who uploads abandon, but still illegal games, while keeping my normal alias as respectable as I can. I use it on several forums.

It didn't work as you can see... and now I'm off topic, which seems to get on SOME people's nerve around here.

So let me chime in and say once again - I said it in the review - it isn't really a game. It is just a interesting, creative, outside the normal stuff that gets uploaded here. Just trying to keep it fresh.

:Titan:

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Just out of curiosity: what sort of audience was this program originally intended for? Teachers? Biology students who didn't want to dissect real frogs?:huh:

I dont know but I thought it was really fun I learned alot

:D Oh, I shouldn't tell this story, but when I was in 10th grade - I think - we disected our frogs, and the teacher had us put the parts into these little clear plastic containers - like a 35mm file canister. It was near Halloween...

Some kid wound up with that little container in his bucket of candy. I feel bad now and I hope to God he didn't try to eat them or something. This program always makes me think of that.

If you have children, or if you are nearing the biology class age, then you may want to keep a copy around for reseach material. It'll give you a jump on the work!


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Nasty And Cool At the same time :sick:

We bought this game for our new 486 back in 1992! I have always loved this game!

I never disected frogs. I had cats in my A&P class!!!:rocks:

Ick! What a gruesome idea for a game!

I'm thankful that my school didn't do that kind of thing, which was strange, because when we were in year 6 looking at what this new school would be like they were dissecting cow livers, they must have phased it out between when I started and when I got to that age, or maybe it was an A-Level thing. I went off to do a BTEC at that time so I've no idea...

I've always been too sqweemish for this kind of thing myself but I can see it as a useful tool, maybe it's something my future son would be interested in...