I'm not trying to 'put down' those that are interested in Junior Field Trips or Big Thinkers, but I also remember reading how the GOG team is interested in kids' games that have 'solid gameplay'. (Still hoping on soundtracks) The arcade packs are a nice idea, though I think it'd be best to stick with character themes (Pajama Sam Arcade 1 & 2, etc.). I think it's more likely that there would be a Freddi Fish 1 & 2 pack and a Putt-Putt 1 & 2 + Fatty Bear pack (for 5.99), and then single games for 5.99 each. I wouldn't really want to see $20 game packs, especially since it has been said GOG won't see old games for over $10. I would agree with you, but the games are being sold by Nimbus for 3 or 5 dollars apiece. The two Big Thinkers games and the 3 Junior Field Trips could each have their own pack, and maybe one pack with Backyard Baseball, Backyard Soccer, Backyard Football, and Backyard Basketball together. Putt-Putt and Pep's Dog on a Stick, Freddi Fish and Luther's Maze Madness, Pajama Sam's Lost and Found, Spy Fox in Hold the Mustard Putt-Putt and Pep's Balloon-O-Rama, Freddi Fish and Luther's Water Worries, Pajama Sam's SockWorks, Spy Fox in Cheese Chase No Need to Hide, Thunder and Lightning, You Are What You Eat, and Life's Roughĭry Cereal, Some Assembly Required, and Operation Ozone Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo, Travels Through Time, Enters the Race, Joins the Circus, and Pep's Birthday Surprise Putt-Putt Joins the Parade, Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise, Putt-Putt Gos to the Moon, and Putt-Putt and Fatty Bear's Activity Pack. Here's one idea of how they could be sold: I've also thought about it a bit, and it'd probably be better if GOG released these games in packs (similar to the Sierra adventure games).

We discuss a lot of different things over there, and it really does say something about these games in that they are so lovingly remembered after all these years. Just so anyone here knows, there's a surprisingly active fan forum for this series here.

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