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Turok: Dinosaur Hunter - Nintendo 64 - Gamepak

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Que pensent tous les gens des nouvelles de Turok ? Moi, je suis partant. Mais honnêtement, il m’a fallu un moment pour m’habituer à tous les ports de la Switch... J’adore ce jeu sur le N64, et je suis excited to play with a present-day controller. And because it's on the Switch, I'll be able to play handheld!

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