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*''The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'' game by Big Fish — [[http://www.playfirst.com/game/wonderfulwizardofoz/windows?fb_xd_fragment#?=&cb=f2167ff5f26550c&relation=parent&transport=fragment&frame=fd5baf926e550a PC version]] [[http://www.playfirst.com/game/wonderfulwizardofoz?fb_xd_fragment#?=&cb=f751806ad225be&relation=parent&transport=fragment&frame=f10c4ec6f856f2c Mac version]] | *''The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'' game by Big Fish — [[http://www.playfirst.com/game/wonderfulwizardofoz/windows?fb_xd_fragment#?=&cb=f2167ff5f26550c&relation=parent&transport=fragment&frame=fd5baf926e550a PC version]] [[http://www.playfirst.com/game/wonderfulwizardofoz?fb_xd_fragment#?=&cb=f751806ad225be&relation=parent&transport=fragment&frame=f10c4ec6f856f2c Mac version]] | ||
*[http://www.thelegacy.de/Museum/55473/ ''Yellow Brick Road 2'' video game], which was never released in English | |||
*[http://www.thewizardofozgame.co.uk/ The Wizard of Oz Game], created in conjunction with a British stage adaptation | *[http://www.thewizardofozgame.co.uk/ The Wizard of Oz Game], created in conjunction with a British stage adaptation | ||
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*[http://www.packratwiki.com/Wizard_of_Oz Packrat's ''Wizard of Oz'' collection] (it's a Facebook game) | *[http://www.packratwiki.com/Wizard_of_Oz Packrat's ''Wizard of Oz'' collection] (it's a Facebook game) | ||
*Russian video games based on the first two ''Magic Land'' books, [http://www.ep.com.ua/htmls/proj.php?imgdir=wizard&lang=&name=The%20Wizard%20of%20Emerald%20City ''The Wizard of the Emerald City''] and [http://www.ep.com.ua/htmls/proj.php?imgdir=urfin&lang=&name=Urfin%20Jus%20and%20his%20Wooden%20Soldiers ''Urfin Jus and His Wooden Soldiers''] | |||
*[http://www.wowwiki.com/Wizard_of_Oz The ''Wizard of Oz'' encounter in ''World of Warcraft''] | *[http://www.wowwiki.com/Wizard_of_Oz The ''Wizard of Oz'' encounter in ''World of Warcraft''] | ||
Revision as of 17:21, 4 September 2011
- Information about Reading Adventures in Oz (scroll down to the bottom to see it)
- Ray's Maze Page — look for the Oz-themed Macintosh game "Twisted" for downloading. (You can also download "Twisted" by clicking here.)
- Zim Greenleaf's Laboratory, based on a character in the Seven Blue Mountains of Oz trilogy (scroll down to the end to find the file)
- Oz-themed adventure games from Dorothy and Ozma Productions
- Emerald City Confidential, a noir-themed Oz/detective game
- Fiction Fixers: The Curse of Oz — save Oz as you protect Dorothy during her famous adventures — [PC version] [Mac version] [Video preview]
- The Wonderful Wizard of Oz game by Big Fish — [PC version] [Mac version]
- Yellow Brick Road 2 video game, which was never released in English
- The Wizard of Oz Game, created in conjunction with a British stage adaptation
- The Wizard of Oz Game (in Korean)
- Packrat's Wizard of Oz collection (it's a Facebook game)
- Russian video games based on the first two Magic Land books, The Wizard of the Emerald City and Urfin Jus and His Wooden Soldiers
- Land of Oz map for the computer game Lux Delux
- The Angry Video Game Nerd reviews The Wizard of Oz for the SNES (note, he doesn't hold back, and so there is some adult language)
- The Wizard of Oz: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road video game for the Nintendo DS
- freedesktopthemez.com — yes, they have a Wizard of Oz one for Windows, just scroll down
- A moving Oz computer screen (for Windows 95/98/NT systems)
- Send a virtual Wizard of Oz card
- Hungry Tiger Press' Tiger Tunes — old Oz and related music in MIDI or MP3 formats
- Wizard of Oz app for the iPad and other Apple touchscreen devices
- Oz-themed music videos:
- "Answering Bell" by Ryan Adams
- "Na Sua Estante" by Pitty (in Portuguese)
- "I Don't Want to Be a Statue" (cover version of a song from the movie The Wonderful Land of Oz)
- "He's a Mental Giant" by Tech N9ne and the inspiration for it
- "America's Treasures" on the Smithsonian Channel — two episodes are about a famous pair of red shoes
