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Cutiepoo

Posted: 01-10-2020, last updated: 30-06-2023 by Frank Gasking

1990 Psygnosis Platform: Atari ST, Commodore Amiga, PC Engine and Sega Mega Drive A short entry for an interesting platformer which was originally called Dr Mallet and the Tribbles – thanks to Karl Kuras for the heads up about the … Continue reading →

Posted in: Atari ST, Commodore Amiga, Mega Drive / Genesis, PC Engine, Reviews | Tagged: No download available | Leave a comment

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