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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: When ''Reading Blaster Vocabulary'' was repackaged as ''Reading Blaster for 5th Grade'', the new box claimed that the premise of the whole game involved a U.F.O. spotted over Bizzaroville. This storyline is one of fourteen separate missions in the game, which are assigned to the player in a randomized order, making it completely obvious that the marketeers just plopped in the CD and wrote down the first thing that happened.
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: When ''Reading Blaster Vocabulary'' was repackaged as ''Reading Blaster for 5th Grade'', the new box claimed that the premise of the whole game involved a U.F.O. spotted over Bizzaroville.Bizarroville. This storyline is one of fourteen separate missions in the game, which are assigned to the player in a randomized order, making it completely obvious that the marketeers just plopped in the CD and wrote down the first thing that happened.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Rave in ''Reading Blaster 9-12'' sounds like a preteen, but in ''Reading Blaster Vocabulary'' he sounds like a young child.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Rave in ''Reading Blaster 9-12'' sounds is voiced by Michael Gough, who voices him like a preteen, but in ''Reading Blaster Vocabulary'' he sounds like a young he's played by an actual child.
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: When ''Reading Blaster Vocabulary'' was repackaged as ''Reading Blaster for 5th Grade'', the new box claimed that the premise of the whole game involved a U.F.O. spotted over Bizzaroville. This storyline is one of fourteen separate missions in the game, which are assigned to the player in a randomized order, making it completely obvious that the marketeers just plopped in the CD and wrote down the first thing that happened.
* TheOtherDarrin: Rave in ''Reading Blaster 9-12'' sounds like a preteen, but in ''Reading Blaster Vocabulary'' he sounds like a young child.
* TheOtherDarrin: Rave in ''Reading Blaster 9-12'' sounds like a preteen, but in ''Reading Blaster Vocabulary'' he sounds like a young child.
