Name: Flintstones, The
Alternate name: Fred Feuerstein; Flintstones, The: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy (Japan); Flintstones, The: Bedrock Bowling (Europe); Flintstones, The: Burger Time in Bedrock (Europe)
Characteristics: Platform/Side Scroller
Publishers: Ubi Soft, Ocean, Taito, Grandslam, SouthPeak, Electro Source, Mattel, M Network, Argus Press Software, Hanna Barbera Productions, TAITO CORPORATION
Developer: Teque
Original/port composers: Ben Daglish (Amiga), Ben Daglish (C64), Ben Daglish (Spectrum)
Platforms:
Pinball
Apple II
Sega Master System
Nintendo Ent. System - United States
Game Boy
Super NES - United States
ZX Spectrum 48/128 (1988)
Amstrad CPC (1988) - Europe
Atari ST (1988) - Europe
Amiga (1988) - Europe
Commodore 64/128 (1988) - Europe
PC Dos (1990)
Nintendo Ent. System (07 Aug 1992) - Japan
Sega Mega Drive (19 Nov 1993) - Japan
Super NES (12 Aug 1994) - Japan
PlayStation (18 Aug 2000) - Europe
Game Boy Color (01 Dec 2000) - Europe
Intellivision (Unfinished) - United States
Atari VCS (Unfinished) - United States

Music info

Released: 1992
Related Plaform: Nintendo Ent. System
Format: Nintendo NES music (NSF)
Composer of these tunes: Ben Daglish
Source / Archiver / Ripper: myu2203
Music type: Game rip
Archived process: Archived completely
Num of tunes: 1
Num of subsongs: 14
Complete: 100%
Size of archive: 19697 bytes

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Record created/updated: 16. October 2002.
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