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== Activities ==
During its lifetime, the company produced a number of programs that would become well known to [[Generation X]] and [[Millennials|Millennial]] students across the U.S.{{r|lussenhop20110119}} Besides ''Oregon Trail'', titles included ''[[The Secret Island of Dr. Quandary]]'', ''[[The Yukon Trail]]'', ''[[The Amazon Trail]]'', ''[[Odell Lake (video game)|Odell Lake]]'', ''[[Zoyon Patrol]]'', ''[[Number Munchers]]'', ''[[Word Munchers]]'', ''Fraction Munchers'', ''Super Munchers'', ''[[Lemonade Stand]]'', ''[[Spellevator]]'', ''[[Storybook Weaver]]'', ''My Own Stories'', ''[[Museum Madness]]'', ''[[Jenny's Journeys]]'', and ''[[DinoPark Tycoon]]''. The game ''[[Freedom! (video game)|Freedom!]]'', which had the player try to escape from slavery on the [[Underground Railroad]], was released in 1992 but pulled from the market in 1993 following complaints from parents about its classroom use.<ref>{{cite web | url = https://www.vice.com/en/article/the-oregon-trail-studio-made-a-game-about-slavery-then-parents-saw-it/ | title = The 'Oregon Trail' Studio Made a Game About Slavery. Then Parents Saw It | first= Robert | last = Whitaker | date = November 3, 2020 | access-date = November 3, 2020 | work = [[Vice (magazine)|Vice]]}}</ref>