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{{Gameinfo | {{Gameinfo | ||
| altimage= MyDisneyKitchenBoxart.png | | altimage= MyDisneyKitchenBoxart.png | ||
| − | |developer= Disney Interactive | + | | aka= Mickey and Minnie's Magical Kitchen (PS1, JP) |
| − | |publishers= {{publisher|Disney Interactive}} (PC), {{publisher|Atlus}} (JP, PS1), {{publisher|BAM! Entertainment}} (US, PS1) | + | | developer= Disney Interactive |
| − | |systems= {{system|Windows}}, {{system|Mac OS Classic}}, {{system|PlayStation}} | + | | publishers= {{publisher|Disney Interactive}} (PC), {{publisher|Atlus}} (JP, PS1), {{publisher|BAM! Entertainment}} (US, PS1) |
| + | | systems= {{system|Windows}}, {{system|Mac OS Classic}}, {{system|PlayStation}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
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| + | '''''My Disney Kitchen''''' is an edutainment, point-and-click, cooking game developed and published by Disney Interactive for [[PC]] in 1998. A [[PlayStation]] port, also developed by Disney Interactive, was released in 2002 and was published by Atlus in Japan and BAM! Entertainment in North America. | ||
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==Engine== | ==Engine== | ||
| − | The game used an engine called | + | The game used an engine called [https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Engine:DreamFactory DreamFactory], specifically version 5.0. |
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==File Formats== | ==File Formats== | ||
* '''boot''' - Code | * '''boot''' - Code | ||
| − | * '''shop''' | + | * '''shop''' - ? |
| − | * '''stag''' | + | * '''stag''' - ? |
* '''trak''' - Audio | * '''trak''' - Audio | ||
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===trak=== | ===trak=== | ||
Used to store audio, either encoded as ADPCM or in an unknown format. | Used to store audio, either encoded as ADPCM or in an unknown format. | ||
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Also known as: Mickey and Minnie's Magical Kitchen (PS1, JP) |
My Disney Kitchen is an edutainment, point-and-click, cooking game developed and published by Disney Interactive for PC in 1998. A PlayStation port, also developed by Disney Interactive, was released in 2002 and was published by Atlus in Japan and BAM! Entertainment in North America.
Engine
The game used an engine called DreamFactory, specifically version 5.0.
File Formats
- boot - Code
- shop - ?
- stag - ?
- trak - Audio
trak
Used to store audio, either encoded as ADPCM or in an unknown format.
