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This entry should be renamed to Bouncing Bill. Amiga Joker was a German language Amiga magazine back in the day, and 'ausgabe' in that context means 'issue' or 'edition'. The 1/93 would clearly mean the 1st, or January, issue of 1993. Mobygames offers this:
"Amiga Fun: Ausgabe 1/93 is a magazine which includes the exclusive game Bouncing Bill as covermount.
Bouncing Bill is a non-scrolling platformer in which the player controls a ball which moves through four scenarios (house, jungle, forest and space). The ball can roll or jump which is necessary to leap over gaps, collect items (e.g. keys) and avoid enemies which move through the screens on fixed paths. The screens are interconnected with exits and can be explored in a non-linear fashion. Running out of time, jumping too far down or touching an enemy results results in the loss of a life."
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This entry should be renamed to Bouncing Bill. Amiga Joker was a German language Amiga magazine back in the day, and 'ausgabe' in that context means 'issue' or 'edition'. The 1/93 would clearly mean the 1st, or January, issue of 1993. Mobygames offers this:
"Amiga Fun: Ausgabe 1/93 is a magazine which includes the exclusive game Bouncing Bill as covermount.
Bouncing Bill is a non-scrolling platformer in which the player controls a ball which moves through four scenarios (house, jungle, forest and space). The ball can roll or jump which is necessary to leap over gaps, collect items (e.g. keys) and avoid enemies which move through the screens on fixed paths. The screens are interconnected with exits and can be explored in a non-linear fashion. Running out of time, jumping too far down or touching an enemy results results in the loss of a life."
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