Hammy's Nutty-Fun is a special features compilation. The features are split into 4 categories: Halloween, Holiday, Spring, and Summer. They vary from games the user can download to printables and more. While a majority of the activities are DVD-ROM only, there are a few that can be played on both DVD and computer. Features Features on the DVD include: Halloween Virtual Hammy- A downloadable activity that allows the user to play with Hammy by having him interact with various objects. Hammy will react to each object differently. The Hammy Dance- A Dance Dance Revolution-style game where the player must press the arrow button when the corresponding pawprint lights up. The player can select from 3 different speeds: "Techno", "Swing", and "Swing". Hammy's Halloween Fun- A collection of Halloween-themed printables. These include: Coloring Pages Masks Stencils Treat Bags Holiday Bear Cam- A live feed of a bear at the Woodland Park Zoo that is supposed to represent Vincent. While the link sends the user to a broken page, the Bear Cam can still be accessed via the Woodland Park Zoo's website. Over the Hedge Video Game Demo from Activision- A demo of Over the Hedge: The Video Game. Hammy's Holiday Festivities- A collection of Christmas-themed printables. These include: Garland Gift Tags Holiday Cards Holiday Stationary Ornaments Wrapping Paper Spring Hammy's Boomerang Adventure- Plays the "Hammy's Boomerang Adventure" short. Over the Boomerang- Plays a behind-the-scenes video for Hammy's Bommerang Adventure. Hammy's Hoppin' Activities- A collection of Easter-themed printables. These include: Bunnies with the characters' faces Coloring Pages Egg Holders Word Search Summer Burp Your ABCs- A typing game where the player must type the letter on the cookies before they reach the bottom. There are three levels in all. Patriotic Printables- A collection of 4th of July-themed printables. These include: Coloring Pages Invitations Recipes Place Cards NOTE: Italicized denotes DVD-ROM features. These can only be played on the computer.
