#jumpstart abcs

A set of printable cutouts for Frankie with an accompanying train conductor outfit, from JumpStart ABCs.

A standard feature of most JumpStart games is a digital manual, which is a manual contained on the game disc itself. Many of the images used in these manuals differ from the in-game contents somewhat, likely due to the manuals being created before various elements were finalized. (For example, JumpStart Adventures 3rd Grade's digital manual indicates that it was last modified approximately two months before game's release.) Shown here are some examples of this.

Printable stickers of Hopsalot and Cecil, from Jumpstart ABC's.

A concept sketch for a minigame from JumpStart ABC's, hidden in the game's files.

A set of printable cut outs featuring Casey, from JumpStart ABC's.

Printable character cut outs of Kisha and Pierre with various clothes and accessories, from JumpStart ABC's.

Some of the minigames in JumpStart ABC's contain an unused image, simply called "Blank", of what appears to be a guy with a bandana, sunglasses, a mustache and a goatee, which bears a resemblance to Ned Gerblanski from South Park. It is shown here at its original size (left) and enlarged for better visibility (right).

JumpStart ABCs contains what appears to be a placeholder for the certificate that the player is awarded at the end of the game, which includes the name Bernadette where the player's name would go. While this could be a randomly selected name, it also could've possibly been derived from the name of a staff member, Bernadette Gonzales, who served as executive producer on many JumpStart games released in the 90s, including this one.