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Monkey Island -1990-

Gamer_lafan

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Craig Hollis1 year ago

Whole game on one floppy? It took 4 diskettes for the Atari ST.

PHorV™1 year ago

Good old PC bleeper 🔊

hamstake1 year ago

How appropriate you fight like a cow

Ciro.1 year ago

I am rubber you are glue.

Goku 💾1 year ago

@Patxu_lee 😍😍😍😍

:)1 year ago

Game crashed for me without fail when I finally got to monkey island 🏝️

James Hurley1 year ago

remember the graphics to this on my older brother's Atari ST feeling like a breakthrough at the time. Great game.

👾 E. PLAYS 🕹1 year ago

🔥❤️

TheOldManThatGames Indie/Cosy/Variety Streamer1 year ago

Is that cga or mono

Gamer_lafan1 year ago

mono👌

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