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Baserat på det gamla arkadspelet med samma namn är detta ett plattformsspel som skiljer sig från det ursprungliga FMV-spelet. Spela som Dirk, bekämpa monster och rädda prinsessan! Tillstånd: Mycket bra! SCN-version.

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