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Pangea's 24 Hour Games
| Year | 1989 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Pangea Software |
| Developers | Brian Greenstone & Dave Triplett |
| RAM Requirement | 512k RAM |
| Control | Joystick and Mouse |
| System 6 Compatible | Yes |
| Hard Drive Installable | Yes |
| Release Status | Shareware |
| Visitor rating | 4.0 / 5 (2 ratings on the original site) |
About
Brian Greenstone's first gaming efforts on the IIGS were 24 hour shareware games, meaning he started coding, the graphics, everything into the game and finished it within 24 hours. At least, that's what he'd have us believe!
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