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Great Giana Sisters, The

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Great Giana Sisters, The

Score
3.75/5
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Developer
Authors
Jochen Hippel
aka. Mad Max
Music

Thomas Hertzler
Programming
Manfred Trenz
Graphics

Markus Fritze
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Genre
Platformer
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Magazines

ST Magazine 19 (May 1988) [Preview] p156

Great Giana Sisters, The

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Great Giana Sisters, The

August 13, 2002 by ST Graveyard

Screenshot of Great Giana Sisters, The TGGS is a fantastic game, no doubt about it, and the ST version is just fine. The graphics are average, the music is good and the gameplay is awesome. If you always wanted to play Mario on your ST, this is your chance. TGGS is just as good. When you play it, you'll understand why Nintendo got the heebee geebees when this came out. But if you're not just an ST fan and wanna play the best version of TGGS, get your hands on the C64 version of the game! (And believe me, I hate to admit that :-)
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Releases

1987 by Time Warp
1987 by GO! (US Gold)

Music

Songs gracefully provided by sndhrecord.atari.org.

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Comments

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simonsunnyboy
Yay! Very nice platformer!

Opposed to most other voices, I prefer the ST versions because it has NO scroll. You have more control over your progress on screen without the continous scrolling!
March 15, 2006
ST Graveyard
The game that got Timewarp in trouble. It was too familiar to Mario Bros on the NES, and Nintendo sued them. But anyhow, if you like Mario, you will love this! Superb platform game...
July 5, 2004

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