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Mickey’s ABC’s: A Day at the Fair

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Also known as
Mickey ABC: Une Journée à la Fête

This educational game for preschoolers uses Disney characters to teach the alphabet through 26 interactive actions at home or the fair.

Mickey's ABC's: A Day at the Fair was developed by Distinctive Software and published by Walt Disney Computer Software for DOS in 1992; no earlier platform version is known.

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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1992
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
1.48 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
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About Mickey’s ABC’s: A Day at the Fair

Mickey's ABC's: A Day at the Fair is an educational software title designed for a preschool audience, featuring licensed Disney characters including Mickey Mouse. Its primary function is to introduce young players to the letters of the alphabet through interactive scenarios.

The gameplay involves selecting one of two available locations: Mickey's home or a fairground setting. Within either location, pressing a key corresponding to a specific letter will cause Mickey to perform a related action, with all 26 letters of the alphabet represented. For instance, pressing the letter "i" at the fair results in Mickey eating ice cream.

Mickey’s ABC’s: A Day at the Fair Screenshots

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The title screen
Players are given a choice between seeing upper case letters or lower case ones.
The game starts with Mickey sleeping.
Pressing a letter shows us the spelling of certain words, as well as highlighting what they are.
Don't forget to turn off the oven before you leave.
Let's go to the fair, as the title of the game suggests.
There are so many things to see and do at the fair.
How about drinking some milk? It's good for your health!
Title Screen (EGA)
Select Option (EGA)