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Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure (PC CD-ROM, Activision) - New Sealed Windows 95 Game
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Item Description
Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure brings the legendary side-scrolling jungle classic to your PC. Join Harry Jr. as he tracks an evil Mayan warrior spirit to rescue his kidnapped father, Pitfall Harry, running, swinging, skating, and bungeeing through thirteen mysterious Mayan worlds.
Features:
- Thirteen mysterious Mayan worlds enhanced with 256-color graphics
- Explore sinister Mayan spirits, hungry crocodiles, wicked skeletons, lethal traps, secret regions, and escape routes
- Film-quality animation by award-winning Kroyer Films
- Authentic jungle soundtrack by Academy Award-winning Soundelux Media Labs
- Published by Activision, developed by Kinesoft, distributed by SoftKey
- Brave 13 levels of jungle evil to save Pitfall Harry
- Free trial of America Online included on disc
System Requirements:
- 486/33 MHz processor
- Windows 95
- 8MB RAM
- VESA Local Bus or PCI Video
- 256-Color SVGA Card
- Double-Speed CD-ROM Drive
- Mouse
- Game Pad
Condition: Brand new, factory sealed, never opened. SKU: PFL3844AE / UPC: 772040768157
Shipping: Fast daily handling and shipment.
Returns: 30-day return policy on unopened/sealed items. Opened returns are subject to a restocking fee.
This is a legacy/older software title. Compatibility with modern computers, operating systems, and hardware is NOT guaranteed. Before purchasing, please use Google and search "Pitfall The Mayan Adventure + [your version of Windows]" to confirm this title will run on your specific system. Sale is final on opened software due to compatibility issues — no returns for "doesn't work on my PC" once opened, as this is a known risk with older titles.
