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go to to hear them CARWASH Presumably meant for the car wash, which just uses the same background music as the rest of the game.

These tracks and their names come from the 3DO version, but equivalent data exists in all releases.

When the frog is clicked on to eat a fly, Putt-Putt will only say, "Hmm, flying breakfast" the first time.

One of them happens automatically if Putt-Putt has gone to the Cartown Color and changed his color, Smokey will say Putt-Putt looks "as handsome as a new hubcab'' and doesn't need a car wash after all (that is, if he doesn't get the car wash).

This is the first Putt-Putt game to have an ending with three different outcomes.

This is the first game in which Putt-Putt can go back inside his own house (if the player wants to).

Variations on this appear in practically every Humongous game. The Box seems to have been a fairly late addition-its animations are stored separately from everything else at the very end of the game's data.Ī placeholder or error handler for the save/load screen when no preview image is available for a room. Swapping out the clickpoint that triggers them. Putt-Putt Joins the Parade- Box 'o' Blocks clickpoint Versions with the joke tellers still contain the Box's graphics and scripting, but disable them by In most CD-based releases, it's replaced with a joke-telling minigame to take advantage of the extra space (though the Japanese 3DO release omits this, probably to avoid localization headaches). In the floppy disk version, one of the toys in the Toy Store is a "Box O' Blocks" that cycles through a few animations when clicked.

Of course, Putt-Putt can join the parade either with or without getting a car wash if he has a new paint job assigned. These areas are joined in the middle by Cartown.

#Putt putt joins the parade windows 3.1 movie

The game contains five different areas to explore: the three streets, the cave, and the movie theater. Items are collected to help the player solve puzzles. By clicking on various areas called Click Points, the player can collect items, talk with other characters, and watch entertaining animations. The game is played by using the mouse to interact with the environment. The player takes control of Putt-Putt with the goal of finding a pet and a balloon, getting cleaned at the car wash, getting a new paint job, or doing both of those things, and having fun along the way. Putt-Putt Joins the Parade, like other later Humongous Entertainment games, is a point-and-click adventure game. After that, he is the leader of the parade, and everyone has a happy day! Finally, he goes in a cave and finds a puppy that he names Pep. Airbag allows Putt-Putt to take her last balloon as a reward for helping her. He goes to Green Street, Red Street, and Blue Street to help people by mowing lawns and delivering groceries for Mr. After that, Putt-Putt goes to talk to Smokey the Fire Engine to borrow his lawn mower, so he could make some money to use the car wash. Before he can enter the parade, he must find a pet and a balloon, and get cleaned at the car wash. When Putt-Putt hears on his radio that a pet parade is coming to Cartown, he really wants to be in it.

Probably most notable for being produced by Ron Gilbert, creator of the Maniac Mansion and Monkey Island series, allowing this and most subsequent Humongous releases to run on the powerful SPUTM engine (popularly known as SCUMM) used in those games. Before he can enter the parade, he must first get a pet, find a balloon, and get cleaned at the car wash. Cartown is having its annual Pet Parade and Putt-Putt wants to join.

#Putt putt joins the parade windows 3.1 series

Putt-Putt Joins the Parade is the first game in the Putt-Putt series and introduces Putt-Putt as the main character. It is the first game developed by Humongous Entertainment. A Windows and Macintosh version was released in 1995. In 1994, a 3DO version was released in both the United States and Japan. Putt-Putt Joins the Parade is a point-and-click adventure game developed by Humongous Entertainment for DOS in 1992, on five floppy disks and on CD-ROM.