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"Pink Goes to Hollywood" is a platform video game released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1993. Developed by TecMagik, the game casts players in the role of the iconic Pink Panther as he navigates through various movie-themed levels. The premise involves Pink Panther deciding to become a movie star, which leads him to sneak into the famous "Pink Pictures" movie studio. Each level of the game is based on different film genres, ranging from horror to science fiction, providing a vibrant and humorous exploration of Hollywood settings. The gameplay revolves around collecting items, solving puzzles, and avoiding enemies, typical of platformers of that era. The graphics are colorful and capture the quirky style of the original Pink Panther animated series, appealing to both fans of the character and younger players experiencing Pink for the first time.

The game's release capitalized on the enduring popularity of the Pink Panther character, who first appeared in the opening credits of the 1963 film directed by Blake Edwards and later starred in his own series of animated shorts. "Pink Goes to Hollywood" followed a trend in the early 90s where video game developers frequently turned to animated and cinematic properties to attract a broader audience. The game stands out due to its catchy music and challenging level design, which although occasionally criticized for its steep difficulty curve, offers a genuinely engaging experience for dedicated gamers. The SNES version, in particular, boasted improved graphics and sound capabilities over its Sega Genesis counterpart, making it a preferred choice for fans of the genre. The game fits nicely into the pantheon of classic 90s platformers, offering nostalgia and charm to those revisiting it today.

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