Random DOS Game Show #632: Ryder Cup Johnnie Walker (1994)

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Doom
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Doom (1993)
Duration: 10:02
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A decent Amiga golf game gets the DOS treatment, and Lawnie fails spectacularly with the three click system as usual. Not a bad game by any means, but it was up against some stiff competition back in the day. Links this is not, but golfing fans might find some enjoyment here!



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