Test your geography skills on a 3D globe. Try to find capitals, cities and volcanoes and place your pin as close to the correct location as you can. The Daily Challenge has the same locations for everyone and changes every day. In Free Play, you can choose a category and play without limits. Explore mode lets you rotate the globe, select…
If Pinpoint Globe sends you down a curiosity rabbit hole, start here. Reader Rabbit's 1986 arrival was part of a major expansion of educational computer software before the CD-ROM boom of the 1990s. A second detail makes the picture even better: In 1958, Tennis for Two used an analog computer and an oscilloscope to turn simple physics into a playable tennis-like demonstration. Grombi files that under: small game, surprisingly large backstory.
Test your geography skills on a 3D globe. Try to find capitals, cities and volcanoes and place your pin as close to the correct location as you can. The Daily Challenge has the same locations for everyone and changes every day. In Free Play, you can choose a category and play without limits. Explore mode lets you rotate the globe, select countries and explore capitals, cities and volcanoes. You can get up to 5,000 points for each location. The score depends on how close your guess is and how quickly you find it.
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