I Spy School Days Walkthrough (Fair Use!)

I AM NOT UPLOADING ANY MORE WALKTHROUGHS TO THIS ACCOUNT. SUBSCRIBE HERE IF YOU THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT TO DO IT FOR:    / legoking831   I'm taking a gamble at uploading this, but whatever. This is also likely to be the last walkthrough that will ever be uploaded to this account, because I'm supposed to get unlimited length back on April 14. Here's a game I've wanted on YouTube for a long time. This game was originally just released as "I Spy", but later re-released as this. I played this game a fair amount as a kid, so I decided it would be the time to go and grab another copy of it so I could regain it. I had to do some memorization in order to make this walkthrough clean, and I think I did pretty well. I actually changed my setup a little bit. I used VMware here and rendered with Vegas. Unfortunately, I've gotten popping sounds when I use VMware, and I don't know a way around it. If anyone knows a solution, please tell me. Here's the level-by-level comments: Wood Block City: This has always been my favorite area, as hinted by the fact that I know pretty much every single item location here by heart. For some of the objects that have animations, I purposefully skipped them so I could show them at a better angle. Though I do wish I showed a few at a better angle (Like "A man who might fall" on the sixth screen). Nature: I always thought this was pretty meh, but I don't like nature that much so I'm probably biased. And I really dislike the magnifying glass levels, as I just find them tedious. Aside from forgetting a few object locations, I think it went well. Craft Projects: Everything went well. I thought this one was pretty fun. Chalkboard: This one is clever. It's set in a usual classroom chalkboard, and it goes through each of the months, from September to May. I don't expect a board to be exactly as overly elaborate as this, but I still think it's an interesting idea. I did screw up in a few locations, but it mostly went well. Oops Hoops!: Oh, Venn diagrams... don't we all hate them? This all went okay, but I think it could have been better. I made a few stupid mistakes off of rushing. Code Breaker: I only showed four puzzles because, let's face it, this game is super repetitive. You really think I'm going to go through every single puzzle? Balloon Popper: This is my favorite side game. Note that there's two different outcomes, so I did all of the tracks once, then cleared and did them through again. Make Your Own: This one speaks for itself.