Yukon Trail
Package: jewel case.
Planet Price: $6.99 plus S&D
Compare at $29.99 retail.
Systems: Windows 98/ME, XP and MAC
Product Code: pc15274
Only 29 left in stock!
Discover the history of the Klondike Gold Rush!
July 1897. The United States was in the throes of a depression, and people were beginning to lose hope. Then, from out of the North, came astonishing news: GOLD! The rush was on, as tens of thousands of people caught gold fever and set out for the remote Yukon area of northwest Canada.
Join the Rush
The Yukon Trail begins on the wharf in Seattle, Washington, the jumping-off point for thousands of stampeders. If you're smart, persistent, and just a little lucky, you'll make it to Dawson City, headquarters of the gold rush. From there you can set out on your own to dig for gold.
Choose Your Course
Along the way, all kinds of people will want to give you advice. But be careful who you listen to! Some people have valuable advice. Others don't know what they're talking about. And still others are trying to cheat you.
Learn History Firsthand
Meet actual historical figures as well as fictional characters that represent the types of people you might have encountered.
Record Your Journey
A travel journal lets you record details of your adventure whenever you want. The program also makes some entries automatically.
Ages 10-16.
Minimum System Requirements:
Systems: Windows 98/ME, XP and MAC
Windows:
386 processor or better; 4 MB RAM; 2 MB free hard disk space;
2X CD-ROM drive; 640x480 monitor, 256 colors; Windows-compatible
sound card & speakers.
Macintosh:
Mac OS 7.0-9.2, OS X Classic mode; 68030 processor or better;
4 MB RAM; 2 MB free hard disk space; 2X CD-ROM drive;
640x480 monitor, 256 colors.
Product Code: pc15274
Package: jewel case.
Only 29 left in stock!
Yukon Trail
Planet Price: $6.99
Compare at $29.99 retail.
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Software Packaging:
Jewel case
CD-ROM is in the original jewel case. Includes the paper inserts originally packaged with the product, unless otherwise stated in our online catalog. Sleeve
CD-ROM is in a new plain paper sleeve. (Help files and/or a user manual can be accessed from within the program after installation.) Sleeve with manual
CD-ROM is in a new plain paper or cardboard sleeve. The original manual or instruction sheet is included. |
