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Kung Food reviewReviewed January 21, 2011Winston Wolf says: "Kung Food is recommended if your only system is the Atari Lynx." |
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Pit-Fighter Reviews: 0 Tags: Fighting, Versus Release Date: 1992 (North America) |
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