|  Rózsaszín Párduc (Pink Panther) | | Title: | Rózsaszín Párduc (Pink Panther) | | Category: | Game/Platformer | | Release Date: | 1988 | | Language: | Hungarian | | Size: | 64K | | Machine: | PAL Only | | Code Type: | Machine code | | Distribution: | Freeware | | Game ending type: | Has an end, game ends | | |  | | Code by: | Sági, Géza | | Notes: | AKA Pink Panther. An Impossible Mission inspired game. Full title: "Rózsaszín Párduc a Pokol Tornácán" (Pink Panther In Limbo). Despite the title screen, this was never commercially released by Novotrade (see below). |
User Rating: 8.4/10 (15 votes)
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| | Controls | In the complex:
| Z | left | | X | right | | ; | up | | / | down | | Space | Toggle top-down and side view | | Run/Stop | Go to mainframe | | Control | Go to map |
In rooms:
| Z | left | | X | right | | Space | Jump |
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| | Author's Comments | Mucsi remembered the following details regarding the game's release:
This game was intended to be released commercially, but it never made it. When it was initially shown to Novotrade, they loved it, but wanted to talk about changes (since the Pink Panther is a copyrighted character). The complete game was sent to a few(?) people for testing. Within just a few weeks, it spread all around Hungary. Soon, even the people at Novotrade had it, so a commercial release was out of the question.
Batya confirmed the above as well.
In the textscroll of My Own Graphic Box II, Jeva cites a forthcoming game to be distributed by Novotrade called "Leopold a Leopárd". Later, he confirmed that as the name they've chosen in order to get around the copyrights issues.
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| | Image Gallery |  Intro  Navigating in side view  Navigating in top-down view  Storage room with disk  Guessing game  A room (with vertical lightning)  A room (with robots)  Using the mainframe  The map  Game over
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| | Cheats - How do I use cheats? | >90CD AD
| Always find disk in guessing game |
>91A8 24
>91C6 24
| Unlimited time |
>C0A3 24
>C4F2 60
>C6AB 60
| Invulnerability in rooms |
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