Apple Cancelled & Unreleased Video Games (G)

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Global Golf: The Earth Invitational

Posted: 23-02-2024, last updated: 15-02-2024 by Frank Gasking

1993 ICOM Simulations Platform: PC and Mac ICOM Simulations, the makers of Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective, were to follow up with a title called Global Golf: The Earth Invitational. Announced around Summer 1993, the game would give you the chance … Continue reading →

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