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Dr. Robotniks Mean Bean Machine

Newest Review: ... about DRMBM then, especially for Sonic fans, is that its relation to the other Sonic games is purely by its title, crude ... more

... animated opening sequence and the look of a couple of robots. That’s it. It’s unclear exactly who the player controls, there may be an unstated hope that this lack of information could lead players into thinking they were controlling Sonic, but it’s some benevolent force trying to beat robots of increasing difficulty. So your parents have bought the game you wanted, and you insert the cartridge, eager to indulge in another high-speed hedgehog adventure. The opening sequence does the expected job of attempting to craft ...more

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Dr. Robotniks Mean Bean Machine: Dr. Sega's Shameless Sell-Through Cartridge (1378 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 14.01.06 (Very useful, 162 readings)
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An example of franchise licensing gone mad and pointless, Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine coats a boring puzzle game in a completely unnecessary Sonic the Hedgehog background. There are two possible reasons for its existence: either the creator of this tedious Tetris-style game impressed Sega so much that they added the Sonic frills to help it sell, or Sega were desperate to squeeze as much money as they could out of kids who already owned Sonic games 1, 2 and 3 and the similarly arbitrary Sonic Spinball, and were awaiting the not-so-long-awaited Sonic and Knuckles, and made this up on the spot. Either way, Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine is not a game that was ever ...

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