Living Books: The Tortoise and the Hare - Full Gameplay/Walkthrough (Longplay)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Rediscover this classic tale in a whole new way with this interactive storybook game. Join the tortoise and the hare on a race to the finish line and learn about the importance of perseverance and determination. With charming illustrations and fun animations, children will love the chance to interact with the story and help the tortoise win the race.
- About this game:
Living Books: The Tortoise and the Hare is an interactive storybook game based on the classic Aesop's fable. The game is designed for children ages 3-8 and features fully animated illustrations, engaging narration, and interactive elements that allow children to participate in the story. As the story progresses, children can click on various objects and characters to trigger animations and sound effects. The game also includes three reading modes to cater to children of different reading levels, making it a great tool for developing early reading skills. With its fun and educational content, Living Books: The Tortoise and the Hare is a great choice for parents looking for a way to entertain and educate their children.
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The Hare’s theme that plays when he’s running still randomly pops up in my head to this day.
Where can I find it on here?
@@MajorLinkGaming maybe 42:55
Look At The Tricky Old Hare Go
"I'm a beaver, and I rap. And I wear a baseball cap" 💿🤚
6:52
This is the one line I remembered from when I played this story 20 years ago! 😂 it became something we say a lot in our family.
That is indeed what he said.
Tony the Rapping Beaver - Dunkey.
Confirmed meme:
I like that the running gag is the dragonfly.
Kids these days will never know how much we loved these games and how awesome they were
I'll say I played this game as a young kid and Chutes and Ladders and Kindergarten and Mr. Potato Head and Cryonola coloring book, too.
They didn't rot your brain like today 😢
OH MY GOD!!!
THIS WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE LIVING BOOKS WHEN I WAS A KID!!!
Never owned it, but I did play it a few times at school.
I haven't seen this since I was 7. T_T
Thank you so much for uploading this.
I'm having nostalgic flashbacks now.
So many memories.
Peace out!!!
2:29 "That Hare is moving so Fast, He's not paying attention to where He's GOOOOOOIINNGGG!"
2:33 DOOOOOOWWIINGGG!
*"I'm a beaver, and I rap ... and I wear a baseball cap!"*
God, I've had that stuck in my head for so long! 😂
And I had the store dancing song thing stuck in my head for a long time.
The trla fra da da da da da ta tum song dance party scene song thing.
2:29 - Watch out, Simon! You're going to fall!
This was my favorite story of the Living Books series when I was a child!
It’s in my Top 3 Favorites.
This is notable in being the first Living Books title not based off an existing book. Well, it's based off an ancient fable by Aesop, but the Living Books crew came up with their own take on the fable.
There's that cliched "Premiere Edition" kids cheering sound effect at 19:24 and 26:33!
(19:50) It appears that it was standard in the early Living Books titles for a random background character to juggle to that Sound Ideas "circus" stock music track.
They eventually did The Berenstain Bears.
@@brianodonnell4496 That's right, and they also did some "Arthur" and Dr. Seuss titles as well.
@@ZakWolf And then, What about The Cat in the Hat?
Living books does bring back the good old days of my youth
+Osvaldo Diaz Glad you like it! I will try to upload all of living books series in the upcoming weeks.
My favorite living books
Me too
@@elijahdiaz2897 They did for Dr. Seuss.
This game made me wish I could live in thier hometown because I've always adored rural areas over suburbian/city life.
Snake: And now we have live for you. This stage "Little Squeak and the Three Chirps." 7:49
Dragon: And No We Have Live For You. This Very Own Stage "Little Squeak Yand The Three Chips"
I Do Remember This When I Was A Kid
7:58
Is this a real song or was it just wrote for this game?
When I was in summer camp and we were playing a computer game, this was the very first Living Books game I've played as a kid. I really enjoyed the story and playing along in the games. Living Books became one of my most favorite computer game company. I wanted to play the Green Eggs and Ham game at a library, but the people said the computers were meant for kids and I was in my teen age at that time. If only the Living Books Green Eggs and Ham game was on the Iphones along with the others. If only I was many years younger.
What about the Cat in the Hat?
@@brianodonnell4496 I did not know the Cat in the Hat was in living books too, until I watched it on you tube, but I never got a chance to play it, I wish I did though, because it looked fun.
@@dreamguardian8320 Remember, The Cat was balancing on the ball?
@@brianodonnell4496 Yes, he was, but what about it?
@@dreamguardian8320 He was balancing with things, like the rake, books, toy men, toy ships, fans, fish, cups, cakes, etc.
On page 2 if you click somewhere on the tree between the squirrel the mouse and the weasel (I know it’s somewhere around there), the squirrel will play her saxophone normally but will fall backwards into the tree hole she’s standing in.
Didn't know that! Thanks
@@DangerousBoy No problem. This was the first full version Living Books that my brother and sisters and I ever played in the 90s, and I can’t believe I still remember a lot about this.
31:30 Sound effect for the dancing tree was most likely same one used in Nick Arcade when the contestants move the game character on the board.
Hold up! Trees aren't supposed to dance! Whoever heard of a forest of dancing trees?!
In fact, not everyone can knock on wood.
Boy was this a blast from the past. Those singing tomatoes are still creepy af. XD Thanks for posting!
Thanks for watching! Enjoy!
The skip, spring and Lope is my favorite part as a kid.
Frog: Hey! Look at me!
Tortoise: Remember to keep your toes pointed this time. 12:37 14:03
The Turtles voice actor is the same guy who voiced Duke Edmun Dragonsbane in Dragons Dogma.
And Arano from the same game.
In reality, trying to race off the track may result in disqualification; even to eat and rest during the race.
2:29 That Hare is moving so fast, he’s not paying attention to where he’s GOOOOING! (LOL)
3:42 what mail could scare you so much to put it back in the mailbox and make you run back into the house?
"You owe the government $50,000 in back taxes."
Taxes
3:43 Hey Hare, Taxes Due!
"I'm crazy enough to take on Batman, but there IRS!? Nooooooo thank you!"
-The Joker
It's been 22 years since I last saw this. Oh my God, the memories.
Section 1 - 1:26
Section 2 - 5:57
Section 3 - 10:45
Section 4 - 14:22
Section 5 - 18:16
Section 6 - 21:35
Section 7 - 24:37
Section 8 - 28:05
Section 9 - 32:14
Section 10 - 34:35
Section 11 - 39:25
Section 12 - 42:36
Hey thanks for this! Very helpful
1:05 Hey! It's that character that appears in every review menu throughout living books' PC games!
It's a lullaby. 35:43
Living Books The Boy Who Cried Wolf in 1994
Living Books presents..
Simon: Aseop's The Boy Who Cried Wolf.
Boy: Hi. Welcome to Living Books. I’m the Boy who cried…. (Wolf howling) WOOLF!!! (Notice the viewer) You didn’t believe me? Well this is the story. To find out what happened, you’ll have to hear it. To have the story read to you, click here. (Read To Me) To play inside the story, click here. (Let Me Play) (clicked on Let Me Play) Okay.
Simon: Hello there. I’m Simon your storyteller. Would you like to hear one of Aseop's Fables? Okay. Here we go.
All the Snoring’s Making Me Sleepy. 36:08
I loved those games back in the early 2000s!
Enjoy!
20:06 That head shake sound effect that 2nd Window makes looks like the one used in the Title Screen music from the Namco Anthology Vol. 2 version of Pac-Attack (PS1). And I think it's from Disc 3 of Series 4000 Hollywood Sound Effects Library. It's called "18 1 Cartoon, Head Shake Comical Vocal Head Shake".
I used to watch the Tortoise and the Hare when i was little
I just found some hidden surprises that you missed. If you click on the guitar that the blue lizard on page 2 has, he will play it like a rock star and dance as well. If you click on the fisherman's line at page 3, a huge green fish will appear from the water and scare the fisherman. And if you click on the leaves on the top of the screen at page 10, a young jungle boy will swing by vines. If you click the left side, he will swing to the right and if you click the right side or middle, he will swing through the window of the house and crash.
Thanks, I did not know that!
30:36. Carrot: HOW ARE YOU DOING TODAY? 😁
Simon: And in the end, the moral is...
Weasel: The journey is a reward?
Skunk: Don't act like such a big shot?
Pig: Always eating a good breakfast?
Simon: No! No! It's slow and steady wins the race.
All: Oh! 44:10
The skunk is Stinky Jones’s paternal cousin.
Yep. The moral that Simon says makes total sense.
42:43 The Animals Cheered Clapping Hands
Sunflowers Live on Stage. 28:25
He’s cool. 😎
29:02 The Dragonfly Flying Away With Tomatoes
5:20 my favorite part about recycling a newspaper.
I remember Living Books very well, particularly The Berenstain Bears
Maybe, "Get In A Fight" and "In The Dark"?
0:06 George Shrinks Soundtrack OST
1:00 George Shrinks Soundtrack OST
20:27 George Shrinks Soundtrack OST
24:04 George Shrinks Soundtrack OST
Must have played this hundreds of times over when I was around 6 or 7.
20:06 What kind of Sound does the Window make?
@31:29 Nick Arcade reference, Mikey is going down!
39:41 That sound effect has the same cheering in Spelling Nerves (aka Arthur’s Teacher Trouble) on page 23.
The chickens ran into Simon 😳🤣
These windows are acapella!
Living Books Characters Zodiac Signs:
Alexander Yagher aka Yally: Scorpio ♏️ (Birthday: October 28th)
Stanley Andrew “Stinky” Jones: Scorpio ♏️ (Birthday: October 28th)
Papa Quincy Bear: Scorpio ♏️ (Birthday: November 2nd)
Thomas James “T.J.” Turtle aka The Tortoise: Sagittarius ♐️ (Birthday: November 29th)
Joey the Grouchy Guy: Sagittarius ♐️ (Birthday: December 8th)
Christian Monsterson aka Little Monster: Libra ♎️ (Birthday: September 29th)
Izzy: Libra ♎️ (Birthday: September 30th)
Stellaluna: Aries ♈️ (Birthday: March 23rd)
Harry D Rabbit: Aries ♈️ (Birthday: April 9th)
Buster Baxter: Aries ♈️ (Birthday: April 15th)
Brenda Grendel aka Grendella (Birthday: April 27th)
Mama Bear: Taurus ♉️ (Birthday: May 2nd)
Alan “The Brain” Powers: Pisces ♓️ (Birthday: February 23rd)
Little Critter: Pisces ♓️ (Birthday: February 23rd)
Dora Winifred “D.W.” Read: Pisces ♓️ (Birthday: March 1st)
Brothers Bear: Pisces ♓️ (Birthday: March 10th)
Joseph William “Joey” Earwax aka The Hare: Aquarius ♒️ (Birthday: January 28th)
Ichabod: Aquarius ♒️ (Birthday: January 30th)
The Fish: Aquarius ♒️ (Birthday: February 14th)
Ruff: Capricorn ♑️ (Birthday: December 24th)
Sheila Rae: Capricorn ♑️ (Birthday: January 7th)
Louise Rae: Leo ♌️ (Birthday: July 24th)
Earl Earwax: Leo ♌️ (Birthday: July 26th)
Mr Griffix: Leo ♌️ (Birthday: August 4th)
Conrad: Leo ♌️ (Birthday: August 14th)
Sam-I-Am: Virgo ♍️ (Birthday: August 29th)
Jack Prelutsky: Virgo ♍️ (Birthday: September 8th)
Sister Bear: Virgo ♍️ (Birthday: September 12th)
Amy Olivia Fourpaws: Gemini ♊️ (Birthday: May 25th)
Arthur Read: Gemini ♊️ (Birthday: May 25th)
Muffy Crosswire: Gemini ♊️ (Birthday: May 25th)
Sally: Gemini ♊️ (Birthday: May 29th)
Pip, Flitter and Flap: Gemini ♊️ (Birthday: June 5th)
Francine Frensky: Cancer ♋️ (Birthday: June 24th)
The Cat In The Hat: Cancer ♋️ (Birthday: June 29th)
Wendell: Cancer ♋️ (Birthday: July 15th)
Living red tomatoes singing in the sun.
Living red tomatoes and we're hot.
Voice Talent
Hare - English: Joey Edelman / Spanish: Jonathon Perel
Tortoise - English: Robert "Bob" Marshall / Spanish: Cipriano Iguaran
Simon (the purple bird) - English: Spoonman / Spanish: Cipriano Iguaran
Ekaterina Lekkas are they all still alive?
18:06 The Tortoise started past the start line, disqualification
26:30 Open The Door The Baby Laughing And The Kids Running Playing
I loved the singing tomatos
28:50 Scarecrow: Boo!
Bird: Hey what you looking at? Boo!
Scarecrow: AAAHH!
This made me cry... I miss these days. I had this CD.
This is a nostalgia trip. I was young when I played it. :)
1:06 Sir Raven from Billy & Mandy?
"Don't you just love mornings?"
"No! They're too slow!"
7:48 I can't be only one kept clicking on that part
I clicked on them all the time!
Me too!
44:10: What Is The Moral Of the Story?
46:02 my favorite songs 🎵 🥰
29:33
I remember laughing everytime the chickens would go crazy over Simon 😂
10:57 The Hare Falling In The Water
36:59 Poit!
I Remember This When I Was A Kid
17:40 for the oldest joke in the book
43:34 did anyone notice there's Rabbit Stripper????
3:43 Hey Hare, you may have already won a million bucks
*Turns on referee mic* Mr. Hare is challenging the crossing call at the finish line
After reviewing the play, the call on the field stands, Mr. Tortoise crossed the finish line first, therefore is the winner of the race, Mr. Hare will lose the challenge and the race
I remember this back at Lee University when I first played it along with this and Little Monster at School from 2000!
And that’s the end of our story I hope you enjoyed it I’ll see you again next time so long 46:51
I Love To See The Tortoise And The Hare Living Books 1993
6:02 The Hare Falling In The Book
37:39-37:43 Twerp of the Jungle
Twerp, twerp, twerp of the jungle. Stupid as can be.
7:34 it’s hilarious 😂🤣😅🥹
I loved this book/game so much as a kid! Tried to find the games on Steam or another newer platform but couldn't :C
So this makes me happy as hecky! :D
Living Books deserve a comeback
Future Stories
The Red Shoes by Hans Christian Andersen
The Little Match Seller by Hans Christian Andersen
Also Encanto would make an AWESOME living book! Imagine getting to play inside all the rooms of Casita and making it come to life! How fun would that be?
4:30 This is what the hare thinks of mornings
39:30 The Hare Waking Up Running To Catch The Tortoise To Finish Line
Hare: WAH!!!
I use to watch that and play with it in school when I was in school.
35:21 The Tortoise Walking To The Finished Line
The Tortoise And The Hare Living Books Released In September 12Th 1993
18:00 get ready. Get set. Beeyo! (It's really Go! But with that pop gun sound it sounded like Beeyo!)
28:12 The Hare Eating Vegetables In The Garden
14:30 The Hare Arrived In The Race
26:40 Baby Bear Laughing Running To The Kids Playing
11:58 Flying Frog
2:29, That hare is moving so fast, he's not paying attention to where he's Gooooiiinnnggg!!!!! (Crash)
2:29, That hare is moving so fast, he's not looking where he's going! (Crack)
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That's good idea about Dr. Seuss.
Yes
Sure
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Simon: And in the end, the moral is...
Lucia: The journey is a reward?
Ash Ketchum: Don't act like such a big shot?
Clark Kent: Always eating a good breakfast?
Simon: No! No! It's slow and steady wins the race.
All: Oh! 44:10
Btw dude, there is something you missed on page 5. If you click the bottom left window on the far left building, you will see a tic-tac-toe game in the window.
Ah must have missed that one! Thanks for letting me know ;)
Dangerous Boy: No problem dude. Happy to help
I didn't know Simon narrated this! I had the demo of this game, but it didn't show the intro with Simon, just the first page proper. I only knew about Simon because he was on the demos page.
Based of The Story The Tortoise and the Hare by Aesop's and Butch Hartman
Executive Producer Sander Schwartz
16:05 chickens go nuts for simon
39:48 The tree became Dr. Robotnik!
All of these animals look like Sesame Street.
Tortoise: don't you 💘 just mornings
Hare: no they too slow
When I see an illustration of Aesop's original fable that shows the tortoise and/or the hare running, it's nearly impossible for me to not picture the characters' running themes from this game.
22:36: Watch out for the banana peel!
Hare: whu? WAAAAHHH!!! Plat!
26:33 The Kids Exit The Door Running To The Baby Bear