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|image=[[File:Croc_Adventure_(SLPM-86310)_(Front).jpg|250px]] |
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|developer=[[Argonaut Games PLC]] |
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|publisher=[[Koei]] |
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|released=September 2, 1999 |
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|console=[[PlayStation]] |
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== Publisher == |
== Publisher == |
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Although Croc 2 was published by Fox Interactive in most countries, Croc Adventure was published by Koei in Japan, unlike Pau Pau Island which was published by Mitsui Media Quest. |
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== Differences == |
== Differences == |
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*Game comes with a fold away sheet instead of an instruction manual. |
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*The Gobbos are known as Pau Pau's again. |
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*Disc uses cover art instead of the art used in other releases. |
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*Gobbos are no longer known as Pau Paus, but as Gobbos, like the original release. |
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*Hubs are called 'home' instead of 'village'. |
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*No PC version. |
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*The cheats do not work, and their codes have been removed entirely. |
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==Gallery== |
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<gallery>Croc_Adventure_(SLPM-86310)_(Back).jpg|Back cover</gallery> |
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==Trivia== |
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*There are a few promotional [[Stickers|sticker sheets]] that were made for this version. |
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*Baron Dante is known as Magician again. |
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Latest revision as of 01:46, January 19, 2022
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| Developer(s) | Argonaut Games PLC |
| Publisher | Koei |
| Release date(s) | September 2, 1999 |
| Console(s) | PlayStation |
Croc Adventure (クロックアドベンチャー) is the Japanese released version of Croc 2. Unlike Croc! Pau Pau Island, The cover is the same as the western release of Croc 2.
Publisher
Although Croc 2 was published by Fox Interactive in most countries, Croc Adventure was published by Koei in Japan, unlike Pau Pau Island which was published by Mitsui Media Quest.
Differences
- Game comes with a fold away sheet instead of an instruction manual.
- Disc uses cover art instead of the art used in other releases.
- Gobbos are no longer known as Pau Paus, but as Gobbos, like the original release.
- Hubs are called 'home' instead of 'village'.
- No PC version.
- The cheats do not work, and their codes have been removed entirely.
Gallery
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Back cover
_(Back).jpg)
Trivia
- There are a few promotional sticker sheets that were made for this version.
