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TinTin: Destination Adventure

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- Denne varer er brugt - Spansk udgivelse m. engelsk sprog Beskrivelse The popular European comic book character, TinTin, has his first game in 3D. TinTin is at a presentation of Professor Calculus' new invention, which isn't working as usual. His dog Snowy falls asleep and dreams about their past wild adventures. Tintin: Destination Adventure successfully combines five different quests and rolls them into one. It is based on these classic adventures; The Black Island, Land of Black Gold, Red Rackham's Treasure, Explorers on the Moon and Flight 714. You may have read these stories, but have you ever experienced them through Tintin's eyes? To join these adventures together, a dream sequence is used. Tintin is going to the presentation of Professor Calculus's new invention, but the new creation isn't working, as usual. Meanwhile, Snowy falls asleep and starts dreaming about the wild adventures that they have been on together. The gameplay in Tintin: Destination Adventure is as varied as the adventures themselves. Many of the 21 levels play completely differently to one another. The main genres incorporated are platform, flying, racing and several other bonus games. You'll need to be good at several diverse styles of gameplay if you want to complete this game. So travel to the desert, visit an exotic island and even go to the moon with your new friends Tintin and Snowy. Plenty of good fun to be had by all ages. Manufacturer's description: Do you want to remember the most exciting adventures of Tintin? Hold on tight and let's go! You won't regret it! Join Tintin & Milu in 3D A tour around the world with a stop on the moon!. Drive extraordinary vehicles and face dangerous foes like: Rastapopoulos, etc. Features: Third person perspective. 3D graphics Cartoon graphics Adventure & Comic themes. Manual Yes Original Boks Yes Genre Region eu

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