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Virocop – early screens and differences

Posted: 04-12-2020, last updated: 30-06-2023 by Frank Gasking

Virocop is an often overlooked classic Amiga game by Graftgold that was released in 1995, a spiritual sequel of sorts to the likes of Quazatron and Magnetron that you may have missed. If you did, then check it out! Thanks … Continue reading →

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