Random DOS Game Show #569: Tin Tin in Tibet (1996)

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Tintin in Tibet (1995)
Duration: 7:46
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No sound whatsoever and terrible collision detection combined with poor keyboard controls mar what could otherwise be a very playable licensed platformer. Sadly Lawnie will never know the wonders of Tibet, as he fails to get past the opening level. For shame!



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