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About This Game Join Titus the Fox in his hilarious adventure "To Marrakech and Back". On foot, riding a skateboard or flying your magic carpet, you set off across the Sahara to free your kidnapped love - Foxy! You encounter many enemies such as Babyboon, the kid with the deadly bottle, and Toyo, the spectacled snake. This mega-game has been hailed by critics as the reference for Jump'n'Runs in the computer games world.Platform game of exceptional size: More than 900 screens on 15 levels with 54 extraordinary enemies.Secret rooms, hidden bonuses, and deadly traps.Unique system of interaction: player - enemies - objects - backgrounds.Options: level codes, continue, adjustable 8-way scrolling. 7aa9394dea Title: Titus the FoxGenre: Action, Adventure, RPGDeveloper:Titus InteractivePublisher:InterplayRelease Date: 1 Jan, 1992 Titus The Fox Crack 32 Bit juego titus the fox online. titus the fox online game. titus the fox level 10. titus from fox news. titus the fox wikipedia. titus the fox dos. titus the fox walkthrough. titus the fox cheat codes. descargar titus the fox para windows 7. titus the fox snes. titus the fox level 7. titus the fox windows 7. titus the fox gba. titus fox 1760. titus the fox to marrakech and back level codes. titus the fox online. titus on fox. titus the fox cheats. titus the fox gog. titus the fox dosbox download. titus the fox dos download. titus the fox pc download. titus the fox to marrakech and back passwords. jugar titus the fox online. titus the fox to marrakech and back gog free download. titus the fox steam. titus the fox gra. stare gry titus the fox. titus the fox classic. titus the fox music. titus the fox keys. titus the fox game online. titus the fox dos game. titus the fox amstrad I'm having a hard time deciding which is worse: Titus or "Classic" BubsyTitus goes way back to DOS days of gaming, I think. The only reason I can see someone picking this game up is nostalgia. It should be noted that this game HAS NOT aged well. I hate saying this because this game is not in the same category as other poorly made games but is suffers from "Castlevania 2-itis". I adore Castlevania 2 despite its infamy and Bubsy would be another clear-cut example ( I hate the game love the mascot). People that have spent their entire childhood playing games like this due to curiosity, determination, or lack of budget will appreciate this game but I feel that it will not be so well recieved by the general public of today.Remember that this is DOS. The colors and backgrounds are VERY outdated to the point where it is almost distracting. The music is also very forgettable, too. Titus does have one idle SPRITE not animation which is far more appreciated than you think it is. Basically, this game is kinda like playing a 4-bit game on the Game Gear. The worst offending feature of this game is the lack of damage invincibilty. The minute your feet touch the ground you can be immediately pegged again without remorse and enemies are sprinkled very vigorously throughout the levels. There is a level select so if you have trouble just skip, I guess. DO NOT PAY $10 FOR THIS! I paid $1. I'm not trying to be too hard on this game and I know that it is next to impossible to expect a complete revamp when there is no budget and public amnesia on who this character is. "Vintage" collectors, hipsters, and people who appreciate this game the way I appreciate Castlevania 2 and other that appreciate Bubsy may be the only ones who will dip into their pockets for a purchase. Again, I try to think of as broad of an audience as I can when I decide on whether or not to recommend games and based on that I just can't recommend. You will always have a place in my heart, though.. This game isn't as better as the original Amiga version as this game isn't as well balanced and the side-scrolling sucks. Plus when you get hit you don't get a 2 second shield to recover.. This game isn't as better as the original Amiga version as this game isn't as well balanced and the side-scrolling sucks. Plus when you get hit you don't get a 2 second shield to recover.. I'm having a hard time deciding which is worse: Titus or "Classic" BubsyTitus goes way back to DOS days of gaming, I think. The only reason I can see someone picking this game up is nostalgia. It should be noted that this game HAS NOT aged well. I hate saying this because this game is not in the same category as other poorly made games but is suffers from "Castlevania 2-itis". I adore Castlevania 2 despite its infamy and Bubsy would be another clear-cut example ( I hate the game love the mascot). People that have spent their entire childhood playing games like this due to curiosity, determination, or lack of budget will appreciate this game but I feel that it will not be so well recieved by the general public of today.Remember that this is DOS. The colors and backgrounds are VERY outdated to the point where it is almost distracting. The music is also very forgettable, too. Titus does have one idle SPRITE not animation which is far more appreciated than you think it is. Basically, this game is kinda like playing a 4-bit game on the Game Gear. The worst offending feature of this game is the lack of damage invincibilty. The minute your feet touch the ground you can be immediately pegged again without remorse and enemies are sprinkled very vigorously throughout the levels. There is a level select so if you have trouble just skip, I guess. DO NOT PAY $10 FOR THIS! I paid $1. I'm not trying to be too hard on this game and I know that it is next to impossible to expect a complete revamp when there is no budget and public amnesia on who this character is. "Vintage" collectors, hipsters, and people who appreciate this game the way I appreciate Castlevania 2 and other that appreciate Bubsy may be the only ones who will dip into their pockets for a purchase. Again, I try to think of as broad of an audience as I can when I decide on whether or not to recommend games and based on that I just can't recommend. You will always have a place in my heart, though.