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The radio will mostly talk about the grand opening of the Cartoon Zoo if clicked on. After Putt-Putt ends up the moon, it will mostly talk about the factory accident and about Putt-Putt being in outer space. Firebird's fireworks factory if clicked on at the beginning of the game. The radio is also available for when Putt-Putt either runs out of gas or flattens his tires. The mice are unable to go anywhere without music, Putt-Putt must therefore use his radio in order to get the band moving and clear his path. Storyline-wise, the radio can only help Putt-Putt in this game, if he needs to go to Blue Street to mow lawns or deliver groceries. Also, when clicked on back at Putt-Putt's house, the Radio sings either a tooth-brushing song in a woman's voice, or a Tire O's song in a child's voice.

The radio will mostly talk about the parade if clicked on.

This game was originally shown in the toy store of Putt-Putt Joins the Parade, but this version has different pictures than the full-length game. To solve a puzzle, the squares need to be clicked until they all form the correct picture (the squares need to all be part of the same circus act). This game features nine squares with pictures on them. After all matches are made, Putt-Putt shuffles the cards to play again. The cards display pictures of various everyday objects, although some cards depict Putt-Putt, Fatty Bear, or the Junior Adventures logo. The player plays a game of concentration. Once a game is finished, the quantity of cheese is always reset to all six pieces. At the easiest level, the player only has to select the first letter. Once it's all taken, or if the player clicks on the picture, the correct word is spelled out by Putt-Putt. Whenever a player chooses a wrong letter, a crowned mouse takes a piece of cheese. A picture is shown and the player must spell out what the picture is by choosing letters. Once a game is done it is reset, and then whoever went second before will now go first. The loser is whoever has no pieces remaining or whoever has no remaining moves and fewer pieces than the opponent. Once a checker reaches the opponent's side, a star-shaped wand flies over and gives it a crown. Putt-Putt moves pieces remotely using his antenna. The blue checkers are always the player's, while the red ones are always Putt-Putt's. The player plays checkers against Putt-Putt. This game was originally shown in the toy store of Putt-Putt Joins the Parade, but its background is pink here, while it was beige there. The pinball will bounce around the ramp until it either drops down to the bottom and through the hole or bounces around indefinitely until the player quits. Clicking on the empty spaces will place a ramp on them and clicking on the ramps themselves will either rotate them or remove them. To make the pinball go up, click on the spring. The player can create their own game of pachinko. It becomes a tie if neither the player nor Putt-Putt gets three in a straight line. The player always draws a green X on a square, while Putt-Putt always draws a purple O. The player plays Tic-tac-toe against Putt-Putt.