As an enthusiast in the history of art, I've been an avid collector of art-related CD-ROMs since the early days of the medium, around 1993.

One of the most underrated Sierra games, Pepper's Adventures is educational game at its best.

Periodic Table of the Elements is a fun, freeware program that contains the basic data about the element in six languages (Croatian, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish).

Peter and The Wolf is one of the best children's titles ever made, and a great rendition of Prokofiev's classical music masterpiece.

One of the best releases in Electronic Arts? short-lived EA*Kids line, Peter Pan is a fun interactive storybook designed for kids aged 4-8.

Peter Pan & Robin Hood Fairy Tale Factory is yet another lackluster offering in Hi-Tech's line of entertainment titles for kids.

Piano is a great and relaxing music application coded by Luis Romero.

A small educational game similar to Br?derbund's Galleons of Glory in concept if not the era, Pilgrim's Quest puts you on the legendary Mayflower as she sails for the New...

One of the best reference/educational CD-ROMs ever created, The Playboy Interview: Three Decades was unfortunately a commercial failure for IBM's short-lived Multimedia Publishing Studio.

The Playroom is designed to encourage children's curiosity and then reward it with new discoveries.