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Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four

Published by All American Adventures · Developed by [n/a]

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Information

Genre
Adventure - Text / Graphics
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Keyboard
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Jukic, Mak, Adams, Scott
Graphic Artist(s)
McNair, Ken
Sound
[n/a]
Cover Artist(s)
[unknown]
Year
1986
Publisher
All American Adventures
Developer
[n/a]
Country
United Kingdom
License
Commercial
Medium
Disk
Rarity
9
Serial
-

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 6.4/10 · Votes: 5 · Downloads: 0 · Hits: 5,963

Additional Comments

Also known as:
Questprobe Featuring the Human Torch and the Thing
Questprobe - The Human Torch and the Thing
Questprobe #3 - The Human Torch and the Thing
Several revisions exist, does anybody know which one (ones) was (were) released by All American Adventures on the UK market? Identified so far:
D168
F172
Missing original disk images (two sides)!

Screenshots (6)

Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 1
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 1
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 2
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 2
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 3
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 3
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 4
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 4
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 5
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 5
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 6
Questprobe #3 - Fantastic Four — screenshot 6

Comments (3)

  • rave.N22 Oct 2015

    To clarify, I see you mean the name Ken is misspelled in the atarimania database, and "Kem" seen in screenshot is correct, because "Kem" is also an author of game "AREX".

  • sparkle19 Oct 2015

    graphic artist name "Kem McNair" misspelled.

  • Ben Combee24 Jan 2008

    Republished in USA in 1986 as a budget title called "Fantastic Four" by Green Valley Publishing, a division of ShareData.

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