What's that game again?

[Bronchitis that Lingers]

So there's this game I remembered playing as a kid. It's a platformer similar to Spyro, and you play as a sheep.
I wish I could give you guys more of a description, but that's all I've got.
It's not SHEEP, Sheep Dog N Wolf, or Sheep Raider.
If anyone knows this, I would be eternally grateful.

For everyone else: what games have you played that you've forgotten the title to? Post those burning questions here!
(Or merge this into another thread in case the search function failed me)

 

[Conrix]

So there's this game I remembered playing as a kid. It's a platformer similar to Spyro, and you play as a sheep.
I wish I could give you guys more of a description, but that's all I've got.
It's not SHEEP, Sheep Dog N Wolf, or Sheep Raider.
If anyone knows this, I would be eternally grateful.

I remember a game called Space Station Silicon Valley for Nintendo 64, where you just played as this computer chip who could take over animals, including a sheep (the sheep was your starter iirc). Is that closer to your answer?

 

[Bronchitis that Lingers]

I remember a game called Space Station Silicon Valley for Nintendo 64, where you just played as this computer chip who could take over animals, including a sheep (the sheep was your starter iirc). Is that closer to your answer?

I don't think so. I believe you played as a sheep the entire way through, and I don't remember the name being that
I think the cover was the Sheep's face looking like a spaz, in true late 90's early 2000's fashion.

 

[Sussuro]

Did you do anything inappropriate to other sheep?

 

[Bronchitis that Lingers]

Did you do anything inappropriate to other sheep?

Unfortunately no, very E rated sheep action.

 

[Anchuent Christory]

Unfortunately no, very E rated sheep action.

Then why on earth did you play it?
I worry about you guys sometimes

 

[Bronchitis that Lingers]

Then why on earth did you play it?
I worry about you guys sometimes

I went into it thinking I could mod it for sheep trafficking
I had good intentions

 

[Sussuro]

Unfortunately no, very E rated sheep action.

I ask because Sven...

Edit: http://http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sven_Bømwøllen
Damn phone and links. Will edit properly later...

I can't recall any sheep games but I have played a lot of barnyard games, including one where you play as a chicken...

Speaking of barnyard games, when I was a kid, there was a very popular educational game quite similar in format to Nickelodeon's Director's Cut (I think that was called that), I mostly remember a level where you had to catch eggs falling from the top of a screen in a basket or nest or something. I can't find any trace of it online, so does anyone know what I'm talking about, or did I confabulate a whole game?

 

[Bronchitis that Lingers]

I ask because Sven...

Edit: http://http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sven_Bømwøllen
Damn phone and links. Will edit properly later...

I can't recall any sheep games but I have played a lot of barnyard games, including one where you play as a chicken...

Speaking of barnyard games, when I was a kid, there was a very popular educational game quite similar in format to Nickelodeon's Director's Cut (I think that was called that), I mostly remember a level where you had to catch eggs falling from the top of a screen in a basket or nest or something. I can't find any trace of it online, so does anyone know what I'm talking about, or did I confabulate a whole game?

Your particular game doesn't ring a bell, but I know how you feel. Also, confabulate? Very nice.

I thought of another one just now from reading yours for some reason- it was an educational game, where you did math and reading and all that jazz. You would go through different levels at higher difficulties, and I remember the highest level was called "trailblazer"- if you tried to go higher than that, a really dorky southerned accented giraffe would say "you're a trailblazer! You can't go any higher than that!".
I remember as a kid I thought "who was that there for? Why not just omit the button to scroll to a higher level?" Only in little kid thoughts.
But looking back, duh, it was an educational game, so of course there has to be lots of praise rather than intrinsic motivation.
I have no idea why I just deeply analyzed that.
I also don't even know what to type into google to find it, and I have no way of proving that it's real. I can't make this shit up, right?

ETA totally forgot to add this, Sven sounds way cooler than the game I played.