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Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers 2

Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers 2

(64)December 10, 1993
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Developer
Capcom, Make Software
Publisher
Capcom

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Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers 2

Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers 2

Nintendo Entertainment System · Video game

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Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers 2

Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers 2

Nintendo Entertainment System · Video game

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Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers 2

Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers 2

Nintendo Entertainment System · Video game

CompleteGoodPAL-A
ItalianItalian

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The Rescue Rangers catch a news report stating that a bomb has been set to explode at a local restaurant. At once, Chip, Dale, Gadget, Monterey Jack, and Zipper set off to defuse the explosive before it goes off. While there, they manage to corner the rabbit responsible for setting the bomb, who admits that it was Fat Cat who ordered him to do it (having broken out of prison the night before) so he can steal a relic called the Urn of the Pharaoh from a docked cargo ship. The Rangers give chase to the docks. After a search of the ship turns up nothing, Zipper then spots Fat Cat running into a warehouse. Chip and Dale follow him inside, but are ambushed and locked in a refrigerator to freeze. Though the chipmunks escape in time, Fat Cat opens the Urn and releases the evil spirits contained within it.

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