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Amagon

Amagon (XSX) game cover art
Platform: NES
Tags: Action
Developer: Sammy
AKA: Totsuzen! Macho Man (JP)
Publisher
Region
Released
NA
04/??/1989
JP
12/02/1988

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Reader Reviews

Amagon review

Reviewed June 16, 2012

JoeTheDestroyer says: "Amagon is a laborious run ‘n gun adventure with little to nothing to justify the workman-like experience. It’s so much easier to just call it a “waste of time.”"
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Amagon review

Reviewed June 17, 2004

overdrive says: "When Nintendo released Super Mario Brothers, a new age of video gaming began. Players controlled the cheerful plumber as he traveled on land, in caves, underwater and through castles in his quest to rescue a beautiful princess from the foul dragon Bowser — and loved every glorious second of entertainment that game provided. "
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