THE GAME TRAILER Puzzle WHERE’S MY PERRY IS THE LATEST PUZZLER FROM THE MAKERS OF WHERE’S MY WATER AND DISNEY! Where’s My Perry is a challenging physics-based puzzler where you need to use water in all its different forms, ice, steam and liquid, to solve the puzzle. Global Views Welcome to Global Views, opinions about the world from ESL students from around the world. These students were interviewed in Kelowna, BC, Canada between April 1994 and the present. Their views presented in 'Global Views' are their own, and are not meant to represent their country or culture as fact. and To take advantage of the CD-quality sounds in these files, you will need a computer with a floating point unit (FPU), and the latest Shockwave Plug-in from Macromedia. At least 16 mb of RAM is also recommended. 1. 2. [Top] 3. 4. 5. Brazil (Quicktime video 1.5 mb) Bulgaria (Quicktime video 1.6 mb) South Korea 6.Varia Produced by Brian Rhodes
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