Ladies and Gentlemen, Amstrad owners across the globe! Mojon Twins creators of SGT.Helmet Training Day 2020 and CHE-MAN are back with another stunning retro gaming release. As we've just been told by XeNoMoRPH through our emails, that they have released a new game called 'Lala Prologue '; a game that isn't just an inspiration to the great The Mojon Twins NES game Lala The Magical, but was also a hit game by Digital Monastery for the C64, CPlus/4 & VIC-20.
Showing posts with label Lala Prologue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lala Prologue. Show all posts
Lala Prologue - A charming platformer is coming to an Amiga near you
Ladies and Gentlemen, Amiga owners across the globe have we got some great weekend news for you! We've just been told by Eric Majikeyric, that the lovely Arcade Platformer of 'Lala Prologue' is coming to the Commodore Amiga at some point in the near future. Yes that's right! This game that was coded as an inspiration to the great The Mojon Twins game Lala The Magical, which was fantastically playable on the NES, will be coming to the Amiga while requiring just an Amiga OCS with 512KB memory!
Lala Prologue - A charming platformer by Digital Monastery gets a C64, CPlus/4 & VIC-20 release
Ladies and Gentlemen, C64, CPlus/4 and VIC-20 owners across the globe! Digital Monastery creators of Crazy Music, Zombie Calavera Prologue and the upcoming game Robots Rumble are back with another stunning C64, CPlus/4 and VIC-20 release. As we've just been told through Facebook, that they have released a new game called 'Lala Prologue '. Which is an awesome inspiration to the great The Mojon Twins NES game Lala The Magical!
Lala Prologue - A charming platformer by Digital Monastery is coming to a C64 near you
Ladies and Gentlemen, C64 owners across the globe! Digital Monastery creators of Crazy Music are back with another game and this one looks oh so cool. Welcome to 'Lala Prologue', an upcoming game by the Hokuto Force Game Developing Division as an inspiration to the great The Mojon Twins game Lala The Magical, which was fantastically playable on the NES.
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