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Dreamworld Pogie (NES) found!

Posted: 04-07-2011, last updated: 28-06-2023 by Frank Gasking

Retrocollect have just recently reported that the long lost Codemasters game, Dreamworld Pogie, has been released at long last. Basically Yolkfolk.com recently celebrated Dizzy’s 25th birthday by putting up a number of download treats, which also oddly included the source … Continue reading →

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