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3:51 pm
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February 11, 2012
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Plok looks as strange as they come, but he has a heart of gold. Plok had the bad luck of coming out in the era of the mascots; where everytime you turned your head, a new mascot came into the fray attempting to capitalize on Mario’s & Sonic’s success.
Unfortunately, not many people probably heard of him. Check out this review and learn a little about Plok.
4:48 pm
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May 23, 2012
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Plok reminds me of SNES childhood. Back then I didn’t have that many games but this was one of them. I remember that brilliant opening harmonica music on the title screen – timeless stuff from the great Tim Follin.
8:12 pm
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It seems the creators of Plok are trying to give their creation a new lease on life with a comic strip:
http://www.zee-3.com/plok/inde…..?comic=721
Maybe we can look forward to a new game in the future?
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How interesting, thanks for posting that link. I was just reading about the SNES game in the softography section
“An original SNES platform game developed at Software Creations, which was a reworking of our abandoned Fleapit coin-op.
The game was very well received, and a minor hit in Europe, but didn’t manage to become a big hit in the US, where it really mattered.”
Pah! Isn’t that always the way? What were you guys doing, playing Captain Novolin!? 
10:54 pm
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August 24, 2012
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Pah! Isn’t that always the way? What were you guys doing, playing Captain Novolin!?
Nah, I was still wearing out Mega Man classic and Mario Twins on NES. Even in those days, I was retro.
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