A rare educational software package from the well-known company Interplay, released in the late 1990s – early 2000s. This set was created for beginners and junior high school students to easily and playfully learn the basics of programming in BASIC.

Features:

• Publisher: Interplay / Stepping Stone

• Title: Learn to Program BASIC – Junior High Edition

• Operating Systems: Windows 95 / Macintosh OS

• Age Rating: Everyone (Edutainment)

• Condition: Brand new, completely sealed in the original factory plastic wrap. The shrink wrap has some small storage marks. There are minor defects- see pls photos.

• Format: Large retail box edition (commonly called “big box”).

Program Contents and Capabilities:

• Step-by-step programming lessons hosted by the animated character Media Man and his sidekick Goo.

• More than 50 interactive exercises and 10 special projects that allow you to create your own simple games.

• Ability to create animations, import custom images and audio files.

• Built-in glossary and dictionary with over 150 code examples.

• Encouraged program sharing and idea exchange through the historical Interplay website (period-specific feature).

Collector’s Value:

• A classic example of boxed educational software from the 1990s, highly appealing to collectors of retro computer software.

• Published by Interplay, a company famous for iconic games such as Fallout, Baldur’s Gate, and Descent.

• Preserved in its original shrink wrap, which is extremely uncommon today.