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Educational / Education - Religion / Esoterism · 1983

Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts

Published by Sparrow Distribution · Developed by HomeComputer Software, Inc.

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Information

Genre
Education - Religion / Esoterism
Language
BASIC A+
Controls
Keyboard
Players
1
Programmer(s)
[unknown]
Graphic Artist(s)
[n/a]
Sound
[n/a]
Cover Artist(s)
[unknown]
Year
1983
Publisher
Sparrow Distribution
Developer
HomeComputer Software, Inc.
Country
USA
License
Commercial
Medium
Disk
Rarity
9
Serial
?

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Rating: N/A · Votes: 0 · Downloads: 135 · Hits: 3,731

Additional Comments

Requires Family Bible Fun (to be loaded first).
Many thanks to Fuls / DjayBee for dumping this program!
Missing original disk image!

Screenshots (12)

Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 1
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 1
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 2
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 2
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 3
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 3
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 4
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 4
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 5
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 5
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Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 6
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 7
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 7
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 8
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 8
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 9
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 9
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 10
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 10
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 11
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 11
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 12
Family Bible Fun - Book of Acts — screenshot 12

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Family Bible Fun · 1983
Family Bible Fun · 1983
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