Tintín en el Tíbet

Tintin is, possibly, the best known of the characters of the Franco-Belgian comic together with Asterix. Translated into a multitude of languages, it has not lost its validity over the years, and is still fully up-to-date either because of its quality or because of the new morality that questions his adventures, even though they were written decades ago.

Infogrames took the character and brought him to the world of video games on a couple of occasions (the other was Prisoners of the Sun), as he also did with other characters from that world (Spirou , The Smurfs, Asterix himself or the bluecoats of North and South).

In Tibet, Tintin must run, swim, climb and solve puzzles at a frantic pace, in search of his friend Tchang Tchong Yen who, according to authorities, has died in a plane crash in the Himalayas.

An entertaining and audiovisual enjoyable game.

· GAME BOY: Buenos gráficos y sonido, y desarrollo idéntico a las otras dos versiones españolas.

· GAME GEAR: Lo dicho para la pequeña de Nintendo vale para esta versión, una de las dos incursiones de Bit Managers con la portátil de SEGA.

· GAME BOY COLOR: Publicada en 2001, seis años después de las anteriores, es calcalda a la de su hermana mayor pero con un gran colorido.