A playthrough of My Amazing Human Body game by DK Multimedia, 1997. Note: This is the UK version of the game. For the North American version, please click on this link: • My Amazing Human Body ...
I JUST CLEANED OUT MY MOM'S GARAGE AND I FOUND THIS AND OMG. I CAN'T GET IT TO PLAY ON MY MODERN COMPUTER BUT THIS IS LIKE SUPER NOSTALGIA AND IT'S AWESOME I'M SHOWING IT TO MY HUSBAND 10/10 WOULD PLAY AGAIN
I did not realise how incredibly extra the sound effects were as a kid. The skeleton voice actor is also of course giving every line the absolute most.
Man, I remember this game, I actually got it in a cereal box (Nestle, probably Nesquik) around 2006-2007, fully dubbed in Greek. I'd show off the game but the only disc I own is busted.
One of my elementary school teachers had a computer projector and played this in front of my class in ~1997/1998. This same teacher also told my class about the cool new thing called "Google!".
Bro I remember this game, pure nostalgia. This game introduced me to science world, now I'm a med student (I'm 20). These kind of games are pure science divulgation. Saludos desde México
Ohh dear me. I had to queue up in my school library to play this game. We were all sitting around the computer and watched the others playing before our own turn. Golden years 😎😎😎 of my childhood
I live in the US and I personally prefer the US version of his voice than the UK. I guess we got polar opposite opinions due to which voice we grew up with.
I haven't heard that sound before the stomach fills up since 2005 but I've never forgotten it. literally fills me with serotonin to this day. edit: HOLY SHIT the 'me & my day' used to scare the shit out of me...
It's really important to note that I played this with my dad when I was 3 years old. One day my father left me alone in the room with the computer and the skeleton kept yelling at me. I couldn't be alone in a room with the door shut from the ages of 3-5 I was so traumatized. THIS SKELETON IS CREEPY. NOT OKAY.
I can't help it. I'm giggling like a little kid; the nostalgia is real!!!!! I found this anthropomorphic skeleton SO freaky as a kid, though. Oh, to be 6 again, and be able to play this again, along with Cluefinders, and Carmen Sandiego. YOU GOT ME RIGHT IN THE FEELS, YO
How are you playing these games? Please tell me, I miss playing them so much and I'm devastated they no longer work on modern PCs, I've tried everything.
This might just be my imagination, but I remember in the version I had, (it was free in a box of Nestlé cereal) the first line of the intro was American but the rest of the game was British.
I was 5 when I saw this at my school I never knew the name but I always remembered the sand which game and him falling through the black hole. I’m so happy that I remember this and Frutopia fruit drinks from the 90’s/00’s. Now all I need is to remember a alphabet computer game for kindergarteners I used to play at school
This game ive been searching it for so long, the last time i found this was the dubbed version, not the actual voice i remembered when i was a kid, and NOW HERE IT IS FINALLY ^^
My childhood was fucking wild 😂 When I was about 7 or 8, I religiously played this, the science one, the how things worked one (with the mammoth) and ofc, motherfuckin’ DINOSAUR HUNTER (which is still badass over 25 years later). I was such a little nerd (still am tbf) 😅
80% of the comments on this video: "Oh my God, I used to play this game when I was a kid! The nostalgia, OMG!" 10%: "Why does Seemore have a British accent?" 10%: "Because that's how he sounds in Britain."
OH MY GOD???? I ACCIDENTALLY CLICKED ON THIS VIDEO BUT I JUST GOT A BURST OF NOSTALGIA HOW TF?? I THINK I MIGHT'VE PLAYED THIS ON A LIBRARY COMPUTER OR SOMETHING BECAUSE DJJDJDBDJSJ THE ONLY THING I WOULD DO WAS THE ME AND MY DAY PART WOW!! I LOVED MAKING THE STUPID SANDWICHES
I assume I had a slightly different build of the game because I vividly remember him saying the line "I haven't had that much fun in *yonks*". I'm from England so I assume I'd still have the UK version.
I also remember the title being something like "Amazing Human Body Explorer", but otherwise it is the same game as I remember. I'll probably have the CD-ROM somewhere, so maybe I'll dig it out one day and see if my memory is correct.
