File:Chip's Challenge.png

Screenshot of the first level of the Windows version of the computer game Chip's Challenge.

Taken under Windows 3.1 by DopefishJustin using the DosBox emulator and JasCapture.

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Description	A Screenshot of Chip's Challenge.
Source	A static screenshot from Chip's Challenge, copyright by Microsoft.
Article	Chip's Challenge
Portion used	A static screenshot - it does not hinder the ability to sell the game it came from.
Low resolution?	Lowering the resolution would seriously impair the image quality.
Purpose of use	To illustrate the graphics and gameplay style, and identify the most well-known version of the game.
Replaceable?	There are no free images of this version of Chip's Challenge
Fair useFair use of copyrighted material in the context of Chip's Challenge//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chip%27s_Challenge.pngtrue

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