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American Dream reviewReviewed January 03, 2010aschultz says: "American Dream is the story of Pachio, a smiley little ball with hands and feet, who lands in America with $1000 and a goal of becoming obscenely rich. In the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area, with its casino, Pachio can get do just that without working or paying taxes! AD is littered with casinos chock full of positive-payout gambling machines. Navigating them leads to New Jersey, where Al Capone awaits... " |
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Casino Kid Reviews: 2 Tags: General, Gambling Release Date: October, 1989 (North America) |
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Casino Kid 2 Reviews: 1 Tags: General, Gambling Release Date: April, 1993 (North America) |
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Caesar's Palace Reviews: 0 Tags: General, Gambling Release Date: December, 1992 (North America) |
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