3D Pumpkin Patch Teddy Bears
Downloads Count: 71
License Type: Demo
Price: $10
Date Added: Oct 29, 2007
Operating Systems: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows Vista
File Size: 4158 KB
Author: San Diego Screen Savers
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Editor's Review of 3D Pumpkin Patch Teddy Bears
How much cuter can Halloween get? In a over-the-top fall setting, adorable costumed teddy bears cavort among the pumpkins as autumn leaves fall gently around them. Even a scarecrow gets into the act, dancing in time to the lively bluegrass soundtrack.
You can elect to play your own MP3 files; change the number, color, and size of the falling leaves; change the background colors; and select the time of day.
The three-day demo program did not display nag screens in my tests. The full version costs $10, or you can buy it in a pack of four child-friendly Halloween screen savers for $24. Note: The vendor says that all of its screen savers are Windows Vista-compatible, but I tested 3D Pumpkin Patch Teddy Bears in XP only.
This family friendly screen saver will delight young children, but may drive teenagers and childless adults to distraction.
--Kim Saccio-Kent
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