Rolling Thunder 2 Review for the SEGA Mega Drive by John Gage

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Game:
Rolling Thunder 2 (1990)
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Duration: 9:58
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Rolling Thunder 2 Rolling Thunder is a shoot 'em up, platform game that came out in the arcades in 1990 by Namco. This version came out in 1991 by Namco. This is a game request by Mark Williams. Warning! This video has swearing.



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Tags:
Rolling Thunder 2
Namco
SEGA
Platform Game
Shoot 'em up
16-Bit
Review
Mega Drive
Genesis
Mark Williams