El Templo del Sol
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Published on2021/09/11 at 15:34
Two years after the release of Tintin in Tibet, Infogrames and Bit Managers were embarking on the conversion of another Tintin album, The Temple of the Sun.
This time there was no version for the SEGA Game Gear, so the Spanish group only took care of the Nintendo laptops.
Although platforms predominate, it is a game with a curious and interesting mix of genres, something that was not the first time that was done far from it, in which we will be able to drive a truck to escape from an avalanche like Indiana Jones .
Graphics and sound at the usual level of Bit Managers, and good doses of fun.
This time there was no version for the SEGA Game Gear, so the Spanish group only took care of the Nintendo laptops.
Although platforms predominate, it is a game with a curious and interesting mix of genres, something that was not the first time that was done far from it, in which we will be able to drive a truck to escape from an avalanche like Indiana Jones .
Graphics and sound at the usual level of Bit Managers, and good doses of fun.
Las dos versiones se diferencian en lo que se diferencian las consolas: el color. Tan buena la una como la otra.
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Graphics: Julio Moruno, Antonio Jesús Gálvez Alcázar, Sebastián Gómez (GBC), Rubén Ángel Gómez, Sergio Palacios, Alberto Pleguezuelos
Music & Sound: Alberto José González Pedraza
Ricardo Fernández Gil, Daniel López Vallejo,
Additional GBC development: Julio Moruno, Antonio Jesús Gálvez Alcázar, Sebastián Gómez
Design: Rubén Ángel Gómez, Vannara Ty
Production Assistant: Lionel Arnaud
Production Manager GBC: Beryl Gonnard
Executive Producer: Edith Protiere
Producer: Bruno Bonnell (GB), Mathias Balzer (GBC)