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'''''Junkland Jam''''' is an educational [[video game]] (intended for children aged 6 through 10) released in 1998 for PC and IBM and produced by SouthPeak Interactive. It features [[packrat]] named Simon Fehfer, who must retrieve his [[harmonica]], which was sucked up by his mother's "JUNK Sucker 2000". Simon get sucked himself into the "JUNK Sucker 2000", where he finds himself in a magical world called Junkland, where the junk is now considered treasure. The game was designed and written by children's author [[Bill Bloom]]. |
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In ''Junkland Jam'', the player helps Simon build musical instruments out of everyday items and also try to play them. Throughout the game, the player learns interesting facts about [[magnetism]] and [[electricity]], to name a few. The game is packaged with a [[Hohner]] harmonica and a booklet on how to play the instrument.<ref>{{cite web |last=House |first=Michael L. |title=''Junkland Jam'' – Overview |publisher=[[Allgame]] |accessdate=March 30, 2011 |url=http://www.allgame.com/game.php?id=22508}}</ref> |
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