Mission to Planet X (CD-ROM, 1997) Vintage Internet Coaching Software NEW For Sale
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Mission to Planet X (CD-ROM, 1997) Vintage Internet Coaching Software NEW
Price: US $22.50
Mission to Planet X (CD-ROM, 1997) Vintage Internet Coaching Software NEW!
Get your hands on a brand new, sealed (NOS - New Old Stock) copy of the classic 1997 educational adventure game, Mission to Planet X! This vintage CD-ROM is a fascinating piece of late 90s computing history, designed to teach users how to navigate and utilize the early days of the Internet.
This is the perfect addition for collectors of vintage software, retro computing, or 90s educational games!
Game & Learning Overview
Mission to Planet X is an interactive adventure that turns learning about the Internet into an exciting mission.
Educational Adventure: The player is tasked with saving a stranded astronaut on Planet X. To do so, you must travel to each of the other planets in our solar system and solve puzzles that require Internet proficiency.
Internet Coaching: Designed to teach skills related to the Internet as it existed in the mid-to-late 1990s. It provides a historical look at early online competency.
Whimsical Interface: Developed by Communication Technology labs, the game features a fun and engaging interface to synthesize and disseminate a broad range of Details
Condition: NEW - Factory Sealed (NOS)
This item is Brand New and Factory Sealed (New Old Stock). The original shrink wrap is intact, indicating the game has never been opened or used. This is a rare find in this pristine condition for a piece of software from 1997.
System Requirements (As a Guide)
While new and sealed, please note that this is vintage 1997 software and is designed for operating systems of that era (likely Windows 95/NT or classic Mac OS). Modern compatibility will require the use of a virtual machine or specialized emulation software.
Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of early internet education history—brand new and sealed!