The Amazon Trail (Windows)

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37 frames from The Amazon Trail (Windows), at the resolution it originally ran at. Pick one to see it at full size.

• View Management Options over the title screen: a fishing time of 20, 40 or 60 seconds, with Sound on and Music on both checked. at full size
• View The opening: a dark room in Peru, Indiana, with posters of the Amazon River and the Rain Forest on the wall and a person lying down in the shadows below them. at full size
• View The Amazon River poster opens onto a view of the river, plants fill the room, and a black jaguar says: I am the jaguar of the Inca King. at full size
• View A market with fruit and vegetable stalls: a soldier in a green helmet says Halt! I've been told to be on the lookout for a stranger. Who are you? A box below asks for your name. at full size
• View The help screen: Click on a button for more information, with buttons for Canoe, Guide, Supplies, Map, Guidebook, Explore, Talk and Fishing, and a green lizard on the corner. at full size
• View At the market, a man with glasses and a red neckerchief says Why, today is September 4, 1993. You can ask what he is doing, how to go upriver, what the rainforest is like and what supplies he has. at full size
• View Supplies on Hand: 400 pounds of food, 3 tents, 7 sets of clothes, 10 machetes, 80 first-aid kits, 13 harpoons and 20 lanterns, each drawn as a row of pictures. at full size
• View A page of sixteen goods with pictures: Cinchona, Cloves, Woven Basket, Mask, Rosewood Oil, River Turtle, Blow Gun, Cacao, Blue Morpho, Passionflower, Curare, Rubber Ball, Brazil Nuts, Manioc, Iguana and Scarlet Macaw. at full size
• View A map of the Amazon basin, with yellow triangles for landmarks along the rivers. The guide from the market says We're somewhere near Belém, and a red box marks the spot. at full size
• View On the river, the black jaguar appears with a message: Your quest is to find some cinchona and bring it to the Inca King. Above the scene, a red bar runs between a skull and a smiling face. at full size
• View Paddling upriver: the canoe on wide open water, seen from behind, with the camera cursor on the water ahead and a line of trees on the far right. at full size
• View The canoe passes a small island covered with palm trees, with more forest on the far bank. at full size
• View Boats on the river: a long, flat-roofed boat on the left and a white two-deck riverboat on the right, with the canoe between them. at full size
• View Fishing: looking down into the water at lily pads, a pink water lily and the dark shapes of fish, with a harpoon as the cursor. at full size
• View A catch: an orange, eel-like fish, and the guide asks What should we do with this? Keep it, look it up, or release it. at full size
• View After fishing: You caught 3 fish for a total of 446 pounds of food. You could only fit 440 more pounds of food in the canoe. at full size
• View Exploring the rainforest inside a frame of green vines, the guide finds red mushrooms and asks What should we do with this? Identify it, look it up, or ignore it. at full size
• View Exploring the treetops: branches and vines fill the frame, a small orange animal sits on a branch, and the camera cursor waits below it. at full size
• View The guidebook: a page on the tucuxi (too-coo-she), a dolphin that is active both day and night, eats mostly fish, sometimes crabs and turtles, and is about the size of a small mermaid. at full size
• View A guidebook spread with pictures of the Amazonian Manatee, Black Spider Monkey, Bôto and Brown-throated Three-toed Sloth. at full size
• View Xingu River: a thatched hut half hidden among broad-leaved plants and tall trees. at full size
• View Trading at the Xingu River: a man in a pith helmet and glasses says Let's see. 1 set of clothes for some cinchona. Sure, it's a deal! The guide asks whether you agree. at full size
• View A hut in a forest clearing: a man in a tall yellow feather headdress says I am Paikan from the Kayapo people. You can ask what he is doing, where you are, the date, or to trade. at full size
• View The map again, now with a woman as guide, saying We are somewhere on the Amazon River between the mouth of the Trombetas River and the mouth of the Madeira River. at full size
• View Manaus: wooden houses crowd the riverbank under a clear sky, some of them standing in the water. at full size
• View By a thatched hut at the forest edge, a man in glasses says My name is Claude Lévi-Strauss. I am a French anthropologist. at full size
• View Making an offer with the I will trade box and a list of numbers from 1 to 9. A man in a wide hat by a riverboat replies Let's see. 1 machete for a mask. No, that's not good for me. at full size
• View Resting at sunset on the river: an hourglass counts 1 day while the guide says Sure, let's rest for a day. at full size
• View Back on the river, the guide says It's lucky we stopped to rest at that hut! We've got a full supply of food, a machete, and a harpoon. And we're in good health! at full size
• View At the forest edge, a gray-haired man introduces himself as Baron Friedrich Wilhelm Karl Heinrich Alexander von Humboldt of Berlin, scientist, naturalist, traveler, explorer and geographer, on an expedition for the government of Spain. at full size
• View A village of thatched roofs: a man in a three-cornered hat says I am José Gabriel Túpac Amaru, the great-great-great-grandson of the last Inca King, Tupac Amaru. at full size
• View On a quiet stretch of river, a bearded man in a high-collared coat says Today is, with some confidence, March 13, 1542. You can ask him to tell you more, where you are, about the rainforest, or to trade. at full size
• View Vilcabamba: a city at the foot of the mountains glows in the sunset across the water. at full size
• View The Inca King, in a feathered headband and a red cloak, holds a golden shield. He says his name is Titu Cosi, thanks you for bringing the cinchona to save his people, and gives you this golden Inca shield. at full size
• View The finished shield: the Inca King points to the gold shield set with gems and says There is a diamond on the lizard for each reptile you identified. at full size
• View Game over: the jaguar appears on the river and says Your quest for the Inca city has come to an end. The red bar at the top is empty. at full size