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Platform: Atari 2600
Tags: Action, Fantasy Developer: Bob Smith More Platforms: Colecovision, Intellivision |
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Dragonfire reviewReviewed May 08, 2012JoeTheDestroyer says: "What this game needed was some refinement. Certain areas should have been smoothed out for fairness, other areas more structured to cut the reliance on luck. It had a solid idea, it had a fast pace and it was simple. In some ways it was too fast-paced and too simple." |
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