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Castle Explorer

June 29th, 2010 admin No comments

Castle Explorer

What 1990s game is this?

i was probably playing this around the end of the 1990s. It was a kids game for Mac and iMac and there was atleast 2 games in the series. I have a feeling they were called Forest Explorer or something like that. In one of the games it started with you having to mix some pop into cans to escape a castle and ended up wandering around pyramids and forests, and there was a helicopter too. Anyone have any idea what i'm on about?

The 1990s, (pronounced the nineties or the nineteen nineties) was the decade that ran from January 1, 1990 to December 31, 1999. It was the first decade following the effective end of the Cold War. A combination of factors including the mass mobilisation of capital markets through neoliberalism, the widespread proliferation of new media, and the dissolution of the Soviet Union led to a realignment and reconsolidation of economic and political power across the world, and within countries. Living standards and democratic governance generally improved in many areas of the world, notably East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and South Africa. However new ethnic conflicts emerged in Africa, the Caucusus and the Balkans, and signs of any resolution of tensions in the Middle East remained elusive. [1]

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* 1 Economics
* 2 World-changing events
* 3 Science
* 4 Technology
o 4.1 Electronics
o 4.2 Software
o 4.3 Computer and video games
o 4.4 Automobiles
* 5 Culture
* 6 International Issues
o 6.1 Africa
o 6.2 Americas
o 6.3 Asia
o 6.4 Europe
o 6.5 Significant events
o 6.6 Other significant events
Economics
The Dow Jones Index of 1990s

Many countries, institutions, companies, and organizations were prosperous during the 1990s. High-income countries such as the United States, South Korea, and those in Western Europe experienced steady economic growth for much of the decade. However, in the former Soviet Union GDP decreased as their economies restructured to produce goods they needed and some capital flight occurred.

Oil and gas were discovered in many countries in the former Soviet bloc, leading to economic growth and wider adoption of trade between nations. These trends were also fueled by inexpensive fossil energy, with low petroleum prices caused by a glut of oil. Political stability and decreased militarization due to the winding down of the Cold War led to economic development and higher standards of living for many citizens.