Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego: Capturing Sir Vile

[@stuartmapes]

I’m 29 and I remember playing this game all the time with my twin brother at our grandmas house when we were 7-8 years old. Such an amazing game

[@pagm4n]

This is the game that made me fall in love not just with history, but love learning about the world!

[@YunaxRikku23]

Where can I get this game?? I love it too, but I cannot not find it anymore.

[@pagm4n]

@@YunaxRikku23 I have no clue. Ebay is probably your safest option.

[@lucashan9176]

I liked this game. Carmen Sandiego games really helped me learned a lot about history

[@paxhumana2015]

@@lucashan9176 , surprisingly, on the Wii, she also dabbled into mathematics. Also, Double Trouble gets an awesome makeover in that game.

[@lucashan9176]

@@paxhumana2015 really? Oh yeah! I remember

[@penversity]

This game's ulterior motive was to teach us puns. "That's a wrap!" he says after finishing the mummification process.

[@GabrielaBlanco]

Best game ever ❤

[@soccerprog226]

I'm 18 and I still love this game to pieces. God, the memories are limitless.

[@depplover78]

I learned more from this game than all my years of public school how sad

[@Zuyuri]

This game inspired me to do a report on Hatshepsut in middle school. All the other kids were writing about Cleopatra or Tut, and here I am with my report on a female pharaoh with knowledge from this level helping me out.

[@diddledude5422]

I remember this very clearly from my childhood

[@Rayna4ever]

God this game was so cool! What an amazing way to learn we had back then.

[@DG-nq5ex]

I must have spent way too much time on this game. I'm 30 and remember all the lines from about 26 years ago

[@Keifer1000]

Bahahaha right? I was lip syncing the entire opening of this game 🤣

[@SuperAva]

Dude this part scared me I couldn't play this by myself

[@snoopym3x]

lol I thought I was the only one

[@Slaytounge]

Wow all these years I've been looking for this...That damn word "Time" screwed me up.

[@HAFanForever]

When I played this for the first time, I didn't understand how to use the hieroglyphs in order to put on the body, so I often made the comical mistakes, like putting honey on or the bandages first. Also, the body sure doesn't have the appearance of a royal, but I guess a lot can change to it after the death! XD It's also funny that Sir Vile is the only villain to be carried by his underwear.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

mannardme Especially when the Egyptian Pharoah's internal organs are removed from their corpse?

[@misssincere5762]

I remember one time i clicked and found ol' boy before I collected the notes

[@BradyKaynee]

Sometimes I would purposely screw up the mummy process to see the reaction of the Head Priest. However, sometimes that would crash the game.

[@troodon1096]

Today I learned: To be pharoah, even if you're a woman, you can't get away with being addressed as female or wearing an unofficial beard.

[@Elizabeththegreatest]

I loved this game!

[@Nightman221k]

I love how Sir Vile has such a menacing threat while he's being carried away by his underwear. XD

[@sarinat3101]

I will never forget that poor priest freaking out as I repeatedly ruined his mummy :)

[@austinchaney9551]

After Meeting Queen Hatshepsut, Mummifying a Pharaoh, and exploring the temple of the kings, Danny, along with Acme Good Guide Ann Tickwittee Were Able to capture Sir Vile and Recover the book of the dead. Due to this, Hatshepsut’s Late Husband can have a happy time in the afterlife. But the quest to save all of time before it gets thrown out of whack was far from over…

[@mechanoid2k]

Aaaand it just hit me that this game forces children to preform an autopsy.

[@whistlingninja11]

Man, I loved this game as a kid. Only now, as an adult, do I realize how punny it was. 🤣

[@NegaLimbo]

You didn't finish talking to the Head Priest.

[@arober9758]

Well done fellows!! God this game was so cool! What an amazing way to learn we had back then.

[@JOELDSDLR]

@Nightman221k I didn't Know Knights wore Polka-Dot Boxer Shorts!

[@HamSandwich09]

There is a DEAD BODY right there. This is supposed to be a kid's game.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

HamSandwich09 I think it's to explain the mummification of Pharoahs in Ancient Egypt.

[@silverpslm]

4:24 Yum! Education.

[@paxhumana2015]

@HamSandwich09, Harry Potter started out with a homicide.

[@59771006]

I use to own this game I played it all the time.

[@TheInkPitOx]

Ironically, the word "servile" means having or showing an excessive willingness to serve or please others

[@DeepTimeUnit37]

Does anyone know what the soundtrack is that's playing in the burial chamber?

[@silverpslm]

Does anyone remember playing the PC game Pyramid the Pharos Dream?

[@thundergaming155]

Wasn’t this as a demo in Carmen Sandiego Word Detective?

[@JasonSanders]

yes

[@MelindaPotter]

Where did you find this game? I have been trying to find it for a while.

[@Ghostly1989]

6:24 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA...Sigh..I never knew my father...

[@DaryckReese300]

Wait a Minute. I Always Thought It Was Osiris, Egyptian God of The Underworld.

[@pri2916]

The tale goes that Osiris was killed by his brother Set, chopped up into pieces and thrown into the Nile, but his wife and daughter were able to put him back together. Because of this, he is identified with the afterlife and death, but usually in the light of rebirth. Thus, he is like the god of resurrection, transition, and regeneration. Anubis is his son, and is the god of the dead in terms of the mummification process. He was the embalmer, ushered souls into the afterlife, and weighed hearts. During the Middle Kingdom Period of Egypt, however, Osiris replaced Anubis as the official god of the underworld, so there is some confusion there, lol.

[@ArcTifocx]

Usaya Papaya I thought Horus was the son of Isis and Osiris

[@computergenius4070]

Could you possibly do a video where you make mistakes

[@EntertainmentFan11]

Red Hood There are separate videos on this uploader's channel regarding those mistakes in this game. You've probably seen them by now, of course.

[@maximaldinotrap]

This game got Anubis wrong. He is the God of Mummification while Osiris was the God of the dead.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

maximaldinotrap You must've noticed the confusion when you played this game.

[@TheInkPitOx]

Anubis represented death as well as mummification. He was replaced by Osiris in the Middle Kingdom.

[@StFidjnr]

@ 2:03 ann doesn't like the gross stuff

[@TheNekoMimiGamer]

5 years old is too young to rule egypt? pardon-moi, but i could've sworn there was once a queen who took the throne at age 2. i love reading up on stuff...

[@EntertainmentFan11]

TheNekoMimiGamer This was in Ancient Egyptian times, you know.

[@maximaldinotrap]

Fun fact: The Ancient Egyptians were more gender equal than modern times lol.