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Game Player's, issue 21 (March 1991)

Game Player's editors. 1991. “Game Player's, issue 21 (March 1991).” Game Player's, issue 21 (vol. 3, no. 3). Signal Research.

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Game Player's 21
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https://archive.org/details/game-players-issue-21-march-1991
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Notes
Pinned for Gauntlet II (Mindscape's NES version, reviewed in this issue).

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Jeff Lundrigan's review of the NES version in Game Player's (March 1991) found that it closely duplicates the arcade game and, with the NES Satellite or Four Score, lets up to four people play at once; any player may take any character, so four warriors can play together. Its biggest drawback was a thin storyline and lack of a solid goal, but it was "a good-looking game", especially enjoyable for arcade fans playing with friends.p. 76 (image n66), Gauntlet IIp. 76 (image n66), Gauntlet IIp. 76 (image n66), Gauntlet IIp. 76 (image n66), Gauntlet IIp. 76 (image n66), Gauntlet IIp. 76 (image n66), Gauntlet IIp. 76 (image n66), Gauntlet IIMagazine