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'''Crazy Nick's Software Picks: Robin Hood's Game of Skill and Chance''' was part of Sierra's [[Crazy Nick's Software Picks series|Crazy Nick's Software Picks]] line of budget games. The Crazy Nick's Software Picks games usually bundled the arcade game minigames from their game releases. This bundle contains three minigames from [[Conquests of the Longbow]]: archery, sticks (combat), and the Roman board game Nine Men's Morris. | '''Crazy Nick's Software Picks: Robin Hood's Game of Skill and Chance''' was part of Sierra's [[Crazy Nick's Software Picks series|Crazy Nick's Software Picks]] line of budget games. The Crazy Nick's Software Picks games usually bundled the arcade game minigames from their game releases. This bundle contains three minigames from [[Conquests of the Longbow]]: archery, sticks (combat), and the Roman board game Nine Men's Morris. | ||
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Revision as of 01:20, 16 October 2010
Crazy Nick's Software Picks: Robin Hood's Game of Skill and Chance | ||
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First release | 1992 | |
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Developed by | Sierra | |
Published by | Sierra | |
Distributed by | (unknown) | |
Platforms | MS-DOS, Amiga | |
Resolution | (unknown) | |
Engine | SCI | |
Support | Since ScummVM 1.2.0 | |
Available for Purchase |
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Crazy Nick's Software Picks: Robin Hood's Game of Skill and Chance was part of Sierra's Crazy Nick's Software Picks line of budget games. The Crazy Nick's Software Picks games usually bundled the arcade game minigames from their game releases. This bundle contains three minigames from Conquests of the Longbow: archery, sticks (combat), and the Roman board game Nine Men's Morris.