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Pitfall II: Lost Caverns

Pitfall II: Lost Caverns

?Feb 10, 1984?

+5

NR

IGN Rating

7.7

1 hr

Main Story

1 hr

Story + Sides

3 hrs

Everything

2 hrs

All Styles

Summary

David Crane follows up his Activision platforming adventure hit with a sequel that goes deeper and higher. This time around, Pitfall Harry has to find the Raj diamond underneath Macchu Picchu while rescuing his niece Rhonda and his pet mountain lion, Quickclaw.

Developers

Publishers

Franchises

Initial Release

Feb 10, 1984

Platforms

Tandy TRS-80 MSX1 Colecovision Sinclair ZX Spectrum Apple IIe/c/c+

Genres

Action,?Adventure,?Platformer

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