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== History ==
== History ==
Studio C gave children a computer with activities.
Studio C gave children a computer with activities.
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== Design ==
== Design ==
The Interactive Console looks like it was built to resemble an editing bay that you would see in a production studio.
The Interactive Console looks like it was built to resemble an editing bay that you would see in a production studio.

The Console contained three monitors with different things on them.


== Software/Hardware ==
== Software/Hardware ==
The original 1997 console had a Flintstones arcade game built into it.
The original 1997 and a select few of 1998 consoles had a Flintstones arcade game built into it.


The 1998 the 1999 versions of the console had a Master Control Center with a computer than ran off Windows 98 in kiosk mode.
The 1998 the 1999 versions of the console had a Master Control Center with a computer than ran off Windows 98 in kiosk mode.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Interactive Console Chuck E. Cheese Model.png|The 3D Model seen in the 1998 Master Control.
File:1997 Console.png|1997 Console with the 1999 Master Control Center
File:1998 Console Flintstones.jpg|1998 Console with the Flintstones Arcade
File:1998 Console Standard.jpg|Standard 1998 Console
File:1999 Console.jpg|Standard 1999 Console
</gallery>

Revision as of 08:21, 1 August 2022

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History

Studio C gave children a computer with activities.

Design

The Interactive Console looks like it was built to resemble an editing bay that you would see in a production studio.

The Console contained three monitors with different things on them.

Software/Hardware

The original 1997 and a select few of 1998 consoles had a Flintstones arcade game built into it.

The 1998 the 1999 versions of the console had a Master Control Center with a computer than ran off Windows 98 in kiosk mode.

Gallery