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Knight on the Town

Knight on the Town is a pornographic video game for the Atari 2600, published by PlayAround in 1983. It was one of several games released by the company following the restructuring of J.H.M, the parent company of the adult developer Mystique. The game was released on a "double-ended" cartridge, a hardware format where a different game was playable on each side of the physical unit; Knight on the Town was specifically paired with the title Jungle Fever.

Also recorded as Lady in Wading

Knight on the Town

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PlayAround
Genre
action game

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Knight on the Town is a pornographic video game for the Atari 2600, published by PlayAround in 1983. It was one of several games released by the company following the restructuring of J.H.M, the parent company of the adult developer Mystique. The game was released on a "double-ended" cartridge, a hardware format where a different game was playable on each side of the physical unit; Knight on the Town was specifically paired with the title Jungle Fever.

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