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> This is a screen that was going to come up when you exited the game...in the PopCap version we were preparing (before RealArcade stepped in with a bigger offer).
> Here's a hi-resolution version of the Congo Cube logo, all by its lonesome.
> Here's a hi-resolution image of the Congo Cube main menu with its happy little campfire nearby. I really love the feel of the game with the Congo location graphics and the music....ahhhh....soothing. Until you play the game, that is.
> This is a great review of the PC version. As you can tell, the guy (Andrew) is hardcore addicted to the game. In fact, a few of the guys on my Gauntlet team at Midway were addicted to the game as well! One wrong bit of info on this review is the "Also on:GBA" note. We never got around to doing that but it sure would be cool.
> It's amazing that the J2ME version of the game got 70%! That just goes to show you how great a coder Charlie Wallace is - the guy is badass. It's seriously tough to make a good game with the restrictions of the J2ME minimum spec platform. Oh, you can see by the review that we "went ape". LOLZ.
> GameNow issue with the Congo Cube review in it. I've never heard of this magazine and I think it's out of print now. ROCK ON!
> At Monkeystone (2002)
> This is immediately after I got all my hair cut off at the start of 2002. That's Tetris Attack in the SNES. :)
Here's a hi-resolution version of the Congo Cube logo, all by its lonesome.
> Here's a hi-resolution version of the Congo Cube logo, all by its lonesome.
Here's a hi-resolution version of the Congo Cube logo, all by its lonesome.
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