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Beauty and the Beast (1995 video game)

Beauty and the Beast is a bootleg Iranian videogame by Maham Samanpajouh. Based on the homonymous Disney movie, it was published for Commodore 64 in March 1995, being the first Iranian videogame in history, as it predates Ali Baba and the Forthy Thieves of Bagdad by eight months. Some sources claim the game was indeed released in 1996.

Beauty and the Beast (1995 video game)

مهام سامان پژوه - اولین سازنده بازی کامپیوتر در ایران

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1995

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Beauty and the Beast is a bootleg Iranian videogame by Maham Samanpajouh. Based on the homonymous Disney movie, it was published for Commodore 64 in March 1995, being the first Iranian videogame in history, as it predates Ali Baba and the Forthy Thieves of Bagdad by eight months. Some sources claim the game was indeed released in 1996.

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