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Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise is a 1993 adventure video game developed by Humongous Entertainment. It is the second game by Humongous Entertainment, the first being Putt-Putt Joins the Parade. It is also the first and only installment of the Fatty Bear point-and-click games, although the character was also used in the mini-game compilations Fatty Bear's Fun Pack and the crossover spinoff Putt-Putt & Fatty Bear's Activity Pack. In July 2013, Tommo bought the Fatty Bear license for the Atari bankruptcy proceedings.

Plot[edit]

A girl named Kayla falls asleep the night before her birthday. While she sleeps, her toys and stuffed animals come to life to prepare for her party. Fatty Bear searches through the house looking for ingredients with which to bake a cake. Unfortunately, it is not as easy as Fatty Bear thought - he had planned on baking the cake, but in the kitchen was a mysterious package. When he curiously inspects it, a small brown puppy pops out of it and promptly runs away, tearing the ribbon on the box; Fatty Bear now has to return the puppy into the box, make a cake and get the house decorated for the birthday party.

Fatty Bear helps a doll named Gretchen set up for Kayla's party by blowing balloons in her bedroom and finding the letters for a 'Happy Birthday' sign that the puppy ran off with. In the kitchen, the ingredients he found are used to bake a cake with the assistance of Matilda Rabbit. Then, using a bone and a ribbon he found, he lures the puppy back into her present box and wraps the box back up. Finally, Fatty Bear jumps into Kayla's bed, going back to stuffed animal form before she wakes up. The next morning, Kayla awakens and announces that her room is beautiful. Her father comes to wish her a happy birthday and deliver her surprise, which turns out to be the puppy that rushes into the room and leaps onto her bed. Kayla thanks Fatty Bear for the best birthday she's ever had, giving him a big hug. Fatty Bear winks at the player and the credits roll.

Characters[edit]

• Fatty Bear - A teddy bear that belongs to a young girl named Kayla. Fatty is Kayla's favorite toy. He is a plain brown bear with black button eyes, wearing a red pair of overalls with a single strap broken partly on the right-side and plain light-colored shoes. Fatty Bear is voiced by Scott Burns,^[2] who had provided the English-language voice of Bowser in Mario games released from 2002 to 2010.
• Kayla - A young African American girl and the owner of Fatty Bear, who is about to celebrate her birthday.
• Matilda Rabbit - A stuffed rabbit that can fly using her ears. She assists Fatty Bear on making Kayla's birthday cake.
• Gretchen - A doll who sets up the birthday decorations in Kayla's bedroom.
• Puppy - An unnamed, apparently female puppy who is supposed to be Kayla's birthday present, but escapes from her package.

Reception[edit]

Electronic Gaming Monthly gave the 3DO version a 7.2 out of 10, saying that it is very similar to the Putt-Putt games, but that, given the choice between the two games, gamers should get one of the Putt-Putt games instead.^[3]Computer Gaming World approved of the 'delightful' PC version's interactivity and lack of need to complete the game, describing it as 'a wonderful introduction to the computer for beginning users and a delightful game for more experienced youngsters'.^[6]

References[edit]

1. ^'PC Zone Magazine'. PC Zone. No. 1. April 1993. p. 12. Retrieved July 5, 2017.
2. ^'Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise'. IMDb. Retrieved 3 October 2017.
3. ^ ^ab'Review Crew: Fatty Bear's Birthday'. Electronic Gaming Monthly (55). EGM Media, LLC. February 1994. p. 46.
4. ^LeVitus, Bob (December 1995). 'The Game Room'. MacUser. Archived from the original on January 22, 2000. Retrieved August 17, 2019.
5. ^ ^abc'Humongous Entertainment® Hall of Fame 1993-2000': 10.Cite journal requires journal= (help)
6. ^Mann, Richard O.; McCauley, Dennis; Eiser, Leslie; Haverstock, Mark; Donovan, Felicia; Giovetti, Alfred C.; Savetz, Kevin; Germain, Jack (January 1994). 'Reviews'. Computer Gaming World. pp. 137–142.

External links[edit]

• Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise at MobyGames

was released on March 17, 2021. The main downloads of Ren'Py 7.4.4 are:

You only need to download one of these three files. Each contains the full Ren'Py software development kit, with everything needed to develop Ren'Py games for Windows XP and up, Mac OS X 10.6 and up, and Linux x86/x86_64. The development environment contains the files needed to produce games for all three platforms, the Ren'Py tutorial, and 'The Question', an example game.

Ren'Py is free to download and use for commercial and non-commercial purposes. It may be modified and distributed under the terms of its license.

Additional Downloads. When necessary, the Ren'Py SDK will automatically download additional packages, such as text editors and Android/iOS support. These packages are available for direct download at the bottom of this page.

Announcement

I'm happy to announce Ren'Py 7.4.4, the fourth patch release for the 7.4series. This fixes a pair of regressions, one that stopped the Web Betafrom working, and another that prevented gestures and controller supportfrom working.

This release adds basic support for custom blend modes, and uses thatsupport to implement additive and multiplicative blends for Live2D.It also fixes an issue with large textures that usually manifestedas problems with Live2D.

It also includes a new feature that makes it possible to supply old.rpyc files to Ren'Py, which should help maintain save compatibilitywith games that are released more than once, such as games withearly access.

Everyone should upgrade.

Ren'Py 7.4 is the the product of over a year ofdevelopment, and one of the biggest releases of Ren'Py to date. Thisseries of releases focuses on updating Ren'Py's internals so that Ren'Pyis ready for its next 15 years.

Some of the bigger changes are:

• A new model-based renderer. While this is opt-in for the moment, itopens the way to features that creators have been requesting for along time, such as being able to recolor displayables, blurring thescreen, and using Live2D to animate sprites. The model-based rendereris extensible with shaders, allowing for custom effects.
• A new Python 3 compatibility mode has been added, to pave the way for Python 3support in the next release. This mode changes the ways in which Ren'Pyruns, to allow you to begin porting your game before full Python 3comes out in Ren'Py 8.0.
• Ren'Py's build system has been modernized, and the libraries underlying ithave been updated. This allows 64-bit Windows to be supported.
• The web platform has been updated, to allow for the incremental downloadof games.

This release also raises the minimum requirements to run a Ren'Py game. It isnow required that a user's computer have OpenGL 2, DirectX 9, OpenGL ES 2,or WebGL to run Ren'Py. The model-based renderer requires OpenGL ES 3 or WebGL 2.

With these changes, there have been a few deprecations. Ren'Py no longer runson Windows XP. The minimum version of macOS Ren'Py supports is now 10.10.The 32-bit armv7l platform has been removed on iOS, as this platform hasn't been supportedby Apple for several years. The Editra text editor has been removed, asit hasn't been supported for quite some time, and wasn't compatible withthe new build system.

It's my hope that this release will enable creators to take on projectsthey couldn't before, and will provide a solid basis for the next releasesof Ren'Py.

Ren'Py 7.4 is brought to you by:

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everyone who's tested this release, and myself, Tom 'PyTom' Rothamel.

Downloads of Ren'Py 7.4.4 can be found at:

A full list of changes to Ren'Py can be found at:

A list of changes that may require you to update your game can be found at:

Please also check out the credits and list of sponsors.

Editor Downloads

When first asked to edit a file, the Ren'Py launcher will prompt you to download and install an editor. As this may fail if your Internet connection is unreliable, the editors can be downloaded separately. To install, extract the contents of the editor archive to the Ren'Py directory.

Atom (Windows):renpy-7.4.4-atom-windows.zip

Atom (Mac):renpy-7.4.4-atom-mac.zip

Atom (Linux):renpy-7.4.4-atom-linux.tar.bz2

jEdit:renpy-7.4.4-jedit.zip

Android and iOS Support

When building Android packages, iOS packages, or web distributions, Ren'Py will prompt you to download RAPT (Ren'Py Android Packaging Tool), Renios (Ren'Py iOS Support), or Renpyweb (Web Platform Support). As these downloads may fail if your Internet connection is unreliable, these packages can be downloaded separately. To install, extract the contents of the archive to the Ren'Py directory. (Place the 'rapt', 'renios', or 'web' directory into the 'renpy-7.4.4' directory.)

Android Support (RAPT):renpy-7.4.4-rapt.zip

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Additional Downloads

Raspberry Pi Support:renpy-7.4.4-raspi.tar.bz2

Contains files required to allow Ren'Py to run on the Raspberry Pi. This should be untarred in the Ren'Py sdk directory.

Ren'Py Source Code:renpy-7.4.4-source.tar.bz2

Contains the source code of the Ren'Py distribution without any binary components.

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Contains the source code for the version of pygame_sdl2 required to run this version of Ren'Py. This may be newer than any released version of pygame_sdl2.

Other Dependencies:https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/license.html

Ren'Py contains free software licensed under a number of licenses, including the GNU Lesser General Public License. A full list of software and links to git repositories from which the software can be downloaded is linked above.

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Checksums for the various files making up the Ren'Py distribution.

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