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Mickey must figure out which planet to go to based on clues given by the ship's computer, Xе…ѓ0, then don his spacesuit, operate an airlock, and explore the surface of the planet (or in the case of gas giants, one of the planets' moons, because such planets have no solid surface to land on), searching for the 9 crystal pieces (one of which is on Earth). There is a location on each planet where Mickey can use a scale (from his bathroom) to check his weight, as adjusted by the planet's gravity. Here he can search his house for tools, or investigate the inside of the ship, by pressing (not pushing the game will correct the player for trying to 'push' a button) the orange and/or blue button in a specific sequence (ranging from 1 to 6 presses, as listed on a map of the solar system inside the ship), then pulling and pushing a throttle to travel between planets. He must navigate a small area on Earth, including a road, some hills, his house, and the field where the spaceship has landed. Mickey begins on Earth where he sees a bright light to the north. Mickey can collect various items, but there is no inventory screen or list instead, the items are referred to in the command list once they are relevant to a situation. The game focuses on navigation and puzzles, although there is a minor educational element to some of the puzzles (regarding facts about each planet). The player selects a verb (such as 'go' or 'look') from a top row of commands and a noun from the bottom row (such as 'east' or 'cabinet'). The game consists of a large image with two rows of commands at the bottom.

#My disney kitchen archive.org Pc#

The PC version was on two 360 KB 5Вј' floppy disks. While there were several similar games featuring Disney characters, Mickey's Space Adventure is not considered part of a larger series. Written in 1984 by Roberta Williams, the game was a joint project with Disney prior to their collaboration on The Black Cauldron.

Xе…ѓ0 asks Mickey to search the 9 planets (or certain moons of planets) for the pieces of the crystal. The thief was caught, but the crystal pieces are still missing, and can only be reassembled in a certain order. 75 Earth-years ago, an interplanetary thief stole a precious crystal that contains all of their recorded history, which he split into nine pieces and hid throughout Earth's solar system. Investigating the inside, he is briefed by the ship's computer named Xе…ѓ0, who explains that the ship is from the planet Oron in the Alpha Centauri star system. While out walking Pluto, Mickey Mouse stumbles upon a spaceship.