Game Review: The Exploits of Fingers Malone (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
The Exploits of Fingers Malone (which I shall refer to by its shortened name of Fingers Malone for the remainder of this review) is the […]
The Exploits of Fingers Malone (which I shall refer to by its shortened name of Fingers Malone for the remainder of this review) is the […]
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