View source for Playskool Children's Educational Software

===Background===
'''Playskool Children's Educational Software''' was a short-lived brand of [[Hasbro Interactive|Hasbro Electronic Entertainment]] used to release software and games based on Playskool's properties such as Mr. Potato Head, although it also produced games based on some of Hasbro's properties such as Play-Doh and Tonka. After 1996, games based on Playskool properties used the regular [[Hasbro Interactive]] logo.

===Logo (1995-1996)===
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, the logo used for Playskool in the mid-1990s falls from the above and bounces. When it stops, the words "CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE" fade in below.

'''Technique:''' 2D digital animation.

'''Audio:''' Four xylophone notes are heard when the Playskool logo falls, followed by a child-friendly banjo/xylophone tune accompanied by kids shouting "PLAYSKOOL!" and laughing.

'''Availability:'''  It's found on CD-ROM games released by Playskool.{{AvailabilityExamples}}

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