You know, the ones you played in school. We've already got Math/Word Rescue on the site, but does anyone know where we can get these games for free to rip?
Number Munchers
![[Image: number_munchers.gif]](http://www.joblack59.com/classes/munchers/number_munchers.gif)
The Secret Island of Dr. Quandary
![[Image: thesecretislandofdr.quandary.gif]](http://www.dosgamesonline.com/screenshots/full/thesecretislandofdr.quandary.gif)
Sir Add-a-lot
![[Image: addalot.gif]](http://takegame.com/others/pictures/addalot.gif)
Some game where you play as Rudolph trying to save Christmas.
Probably others I'm forgetting.
Well, my little brother has a bunch of reader rabbit and math blaster, but most of those sprites wouldn't really seem to be of much use. I can check into them anyway, though.
someone rip math blaster
SOMEONE RIP MATH BLASTER
edit: oh what the hell thats awesome
A lot of what we rip isn't much use. I just want to see them done because I played them as a kid.
Especially Dr. Q.
for some reason I seem to remember number munchers, or at least the name
what "console" was it on?
Oh ya, I remember this one Reader Rabbit in school, but I forgot which one it was, but it had the ABC Diner. I loved that one! Oh, and I also loved Sammy's Science House and the other games that were like that, but with Math, and Reading, and all those other ones.
Math Blaster is awesome.
How about that Mario typing app?
If someone rips any of The Magic School Bus games, I'll love then forever. They had a shitload of sprites and games in em. Space had a platformer, and Ocean had a cool 3D maze thing.
Grammar for the Real World.
HE HIT ME
NO HE HIT ME
AND THEN HE TOOK MY CLOTHES
Oh, and The Logical Journey of the Zoombinis.
Having Zoombini sprites would be extremely pro.
As far as I know they were all for PC.
Wouldn't that make them easier to rip?
Maybe. You can't generally remove layers in PC games, but sometimes they, especially older games, will have a folder with all the graphics in it. There's also the part where we have to find the game online somewhere because they're not as easy to find as ROMs.
I have an original CD of Math Blaster, if anyone can tell me how to rip from such games, I'd be game (and it'll be a nice excuse to play it again
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Look around on the CD and see if you can find anything. We'll go from there.