A list of puns related to "Safari Themed"
Iβve got a 986 Boxter S that Iβm thinking of turning into a convertible safari Porsche. Itβs got over 100k miles but has been taken care of very well.
The appeal of a safari Porsche to me is the higher ride (not worrying about bumps, potholes, etc.) combined with the style, which I absolutely love. I wouldnβt care if I lose money on it and Iβd intend keep this indefinitely or sell it for a low price when/if I want to get rid of it. I also donβt intend to actually go off road with this, so no need to worry about protecting the radiators.
I only had this thought recently and havenβt modified any cars ever, so Iβll definitely need to do a lot of research before I decide on doing it.
So far Iβm thinking: 15β rims with some sort of off road tires and some sort of higher suspension (I have no idea where to start with tires and suspension). Martini livery wrap + white wrapped wheels. Rally lights on hood. Maybe a ducktail spoiler. Maybe tow hooks.
Platform: PC
Genre: Hidden object (animal), point and click
Estimated year of release: Around or before year 2000
Graphics/Art style: Realistic? only for the hidden animal pictures
Notable characters: Has a character that looks similar to the michelin man, wearing a safari hat. can't remember if he wears clothes. Can't remember if he talked (don't think so), but he does make sounds
Notable gameplay mechanics: If i recall, when the game starts, it's a living room? not sure about this part, but when you go into the actual puzzles, you are shown a picture of a wilderness scene, and have to find hidden animals in the scene
Other details: none
was discussing old games we played as kids, i managed to find most of them, but i just couldn't remember the name of this one and another one (which i remember even less details of so i probably won't try to find it) first time here, hope i followed the guide correctly
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