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Newest Review: ... included that could be played instead, rather than the exact same order each time. ‘Marble Madness’ is a fast and fun puzzle ... more

 ... game that likely exists in many forms for free on the internet today, so it’s a little strange to imagine paying twenty pounds or more for it in 1991. The artificial gravity and bouncy, rubbery walls make it more of an adrenaline-fuelled survival game than a simple race for no reason (or for points, which equates to no reason when playing on a read-only Sega cartridge that can’t save them), and like most games that offer a two-player option, it adds to the enjoyment. The last and certainly least aspect to cover is t...more

Price Comparison for Marble Madness

Marble Madness - NES - PAL
Manufacturer: MB
Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57
£ 14.99


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Marble Madness - Master System - PAL
Platforms: Sega Master System
Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57
£ 0.29


Marble madness - Megadrive - PAL
Platforms: Sega Megadrive
Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57
£ 29.90


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Marble Madness (GBC)
Platforms: Game Boy Color
Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57
£ 7.07


 

Read Reviews for Marble Madness

Frankingsteins
Crowned Review Marble Madness: Losing My Sanity, Again Again (1442 words)
by - written on 15/06/07 (Very useful, 89 readings)
Rating:

A classic frustrating release from Atari Games Corporation, ‘Marble Madness’ involves guiding a heavy glass marble across a raised course of obstacles and adversaries against the clock. The game is based on an isometric grid, viewing the events diagonally, a format later used by RPGs in the vein of ‘Diablo,’ and games boasting to be three-dimensional, such as the terrible ‘Sonic 3D’ which basically replaced the marble sprite with a hedgehog. Numerous tricky obstacles and enemies with varying degrees of intelligence and randomness attempt to impede your red marble’s innocent progress through the race, which can also be taken head-to-head with a second blue player, but the ...  Read the complete review

aberdeen_guy
Premium Review Anyone One For Marbles? (324 words)
by - written on 25/02/03 (Useful, 217 readings)
Rating:

This game was made by Milton Bradley and came out in 1991 for the Nes and other consoles. It does not really have a specific role and is a one or two player 2 Simultaneous game. The idea of the game is simply get to the finish line before the time runs out. Or beat your opponent in two player mode. Easier said than done. The game has six different rounds in the Nes version. Whilst other console versions such as the Game Gear version, had more levels. The first four rounds you have to get to the bottom of the round. However in the fifth race you have to get to the top. Since that is the silly round and everything is backwards. The las round which is ...  Read the complete review

 

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