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Richard Scarry's Best Reading Program Ever

Mr. Fixit has built a brand new storymobile, but he's forgotten the stories. Huckle and Lowly help him find more stories by playing mini-games at the Busytown Schoolhouse, the supermarket, the beach, a…

31 December 1996

Richard Scarry's Best Reading Program Ever is a point-and-click, released 31 December 1996 on PC (Microsoft Windows).

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What Richard Scarry's Best Reading Program Ever is

Richard Scarry's Best Reading Program Ever was released in 1996. It is available on PC (Microsoft Windows) only.

The premise, in the publisher's words

Mr. Fixit has built a brand new storymobile, but he's forgotten the stories. Huckle and Lowly help him find more stories by playing mini-games at the Busytown Schoolhouse, the supermarket, the beach, a campsite, and Farmer Soybeans' farm.
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How it plays

Its themes are educational. It is a single-player game with no multiplayer component.

Where it sits in the The Busy World of Richard Scarry series

Richard Scarry's Best Reading Program Ever is the first of 2 entries we hold in the The Busy World of Richard Scarry series. The next entry was Richard Scarry's Busytown in 1999.

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What it launched against

Richard Scarry's Best Reading Program Ever launched on 31 December 1996, within three weeks of Mario Kart 64, Wild Arms, Mega Man 8 and Money Puzzle Exchanger.

Released around the same time: Mario Kart 64, Wild Arms, Mega Man 8, Money Puzzle Exchanger.

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Richard Scarry's Best Reading Program Ever was released on 31 December 1996 for PC (Microsoft Windows).

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