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David A. Pollette
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David A. Pollette
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Boardgame |
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Educational |
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Puzzle |
1989 |
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| Publisher | - | Creative Images |
| License | - | Non-Commercial |
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I was having a little fun tonight with the WinSTon emulator and spent a couple of hours playing my old favorite... "Sundog". As I finished for the night and was just about to head to bed, I decided to look for Guess-A-Sketch, not expecting to find it. Atari Legend, you're pretty cool.