Version for Playstation Skullmonkeys (Germany)
Collection data
| .dat name | ps1_redump |
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| .dat version | Sony - PlayStation | Simplified with Dat Simplifier - v1.0.2021-11-30 | "2023-02-14 04-23-52" |
| .dat status | Up-to-date |
| ROMset platform | Playstation |
| ROMset title | Skullmonkeys (Germany) |
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| ROMset CRC32* | f9355ed5 |
| ROMset size* | 657927312 bytes |
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Parent Game(s) data
| Game | Skullmonkeys (1998) |
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| Synopsis | The player takes control of Klaymen throughout the game in an attempt to put a stop to the main opponent, being Klogg, who wants to destroy Klaymen's homeworld, The Neverhood, via a huge robot called "Evil Engine No. 9". He uses an army of extremely dumb skullmonkeys to stop Klaymen in his quest; With the exception of several strange, clay birds, each and every enemy in the game is a monkey. |