Errors
- Ferdinand Magellan died in 1521, yet the game depicts him as alive and well in 1522.
- The scene depicting Amelia Air-bot destroying Leonard Da Vinci's sketches for the aerial screw takes place in 1483, yet there are sketches for the Mona Lisa, which Da Vinci did not begin work on until 1503, hanging on the wall.
- In one level of the Music Room activity, "Autumn" from Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" is referred to as "Spring."
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