Speed (PC, 3 1/2" Disk) Knowledge Adventure - 1993 USA, Canada Release

Speed
Title	Speed
Product ID	38981-00301
Product UPC	738981003016
Platform(s)	PC
Packaging	Retail Box
Media	3 1/2" Disk
Publisher(s)	Knowledge Adventure
Category(s)	Education, Science
Recommended age(s)	5-105.

Description from the packaging.

Explore our ever-increasing desire to go faster, in the world's first interactive educational movie.

Accelerate your learning curve in the science of speed!

The first interactive IMAX movie!
Sure, you can sit back and watch MacGillivray-Freeman's award-winning movie, Speed. Or you can really get into it! Click on the Knowledge Adventure button to freeze a frame. Then click on a learning path to launch into an in-depth, interactive discovery.

Speed reading.
Become a faster reader with this speed and comprehension building game. Attention-riveting sounds (like sonic booms, electrical storms, rockets blasting off and more) captivate readers as they zip toward improved reading.

Speed match.
For even the youngest preschool scientists. Match animals and machines with their speeds. How fast is the fastest racecar? Is a rollercoaster faster? Could an antelope get arrested for speeding? What machine travels at up to 602 miles and hour?

Instantly access the speed of your choice.
Want to see machines that go faster than a hotrod? Jet planes? Rocket cars? Jet dragsters? Click here to scroll through key frames of the movie and re-enter the movie at any point you choose.

The fastest way to learn.
Go from a crawl to supersonic acceleration in seconds by sliding the speed bar. Check out the fastest baseball, the fastest animals, the fastest jet and more in a single click. Or zoom in on the globe to discover the world's hot spots for speed.

Zoomscape A-Mazing Speed.
Zip through this amazing ZoomScape maze making split-second decisions about who is faster. Is it a dolphin or a shark? Who's faster? A sky diver or a helicopter? Who would win? A cockroach or a carnivorous arachnid? If you make the right choices, you zoom towards the finish line.

Zoom through history and science of speed. Start off with the spear carrying Neanderthal, followed by the wheel. Move ahead to the bicycle, then race toward rocket cars and sound-barrier-breaking jets. Experience a simulation of the speed of light. And discover why Einstein claimed that the fastest speed in the universe might well be the speed of our imaginations.

System Requirements

PC MS-DOS 3.0
Required CPU	AT 286
Required RAM	640K
Req. Hard Drive	10MB Free
Recommend Mouse	Yes
Supported Audio	Yes
Supported Video	VGA SVGA

PC Windows 3.1
Required CPU	AT 286
Required RAM	1MB
Req. Hard Drive	10MB Free
Recommend Mouse	Yes
Supported Audio	Yes
Supported Video	VGA SVGA