It Came From The Desert (Amiga 50Hz) - Intro

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Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRtsepwZFh0


Game:
It Came from the Desert (1989)
Duration: 0:41
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Music by Greg Haggard and Jim Simmons

It Came From The Desert for the Commodore Amiga (c) 1989 by Cinemaware / Mirrorsoft



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Tags:
commodore
50fps
pal
1989
greg haggard
jim simmons
cinemaware
mirrorsoft
horror
survival