''Mickey's Safari in Letterland'' is a 1993 educational

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. This video game is intended for

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ers and

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s. Basic literacy skills are taught in this side-scrolling video game.

Gameplay

''Mickey's Safari in Letterland'' is an educational game that helps preschoolers develop alphabet recognition. Players join Mickey on a journey from the Yukon to the Caribbean, searching for letter tablets. The game features digitized speech to enhance the learning experience.

Development

The game was originally scheduled to release before Christmas 1992.

Reception

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'' said "The graphics are simple but attractively cartoonish and the soundtrack helpfully includes Mickey speaking all 26 letters of the alphabet"

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