Derrick Lloyd
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We never beat it, but had such fun despite the shrill cries of the marbles repeatedly plummeting to their doom.
Game designer Mark Cerny was inspired by racing games, mini golf, and artist M.C. Escher when he designed the game, which released when he was only 20 years old! 2/3
Game designer Mark Cerny was inspired by racing games, mini golf, and artist M.C. Escher when he designed the game, which released when he was only 20 years old! 2/3
March 31, 2025 at 4:34 PM
We never beat it, but had such fun despite the shrill cries of the marbles repeatedly plummeting to their doom.
Game designer Mark Cerny was inspired by racing games, mini golf, and artist M.C. Escher when he designed the game, which released when he was only 20 years old! 2/3
Game designer Mark Cerny was inspired by racing games, mini golf, and artist M.C. Escher when he designed the game, which released when he was only 20 years old! 2/3
Reposted by Derrick Lloyd
Marble Madness released for NES in the US in March of 1989, 36 years ago! This isometric platform game originally released for arcades, where players navigate 6 levels of increasing difficulty, racing against obstacles, time, and gravity.
My neighbor and I always played it at our sleepovers! 1/3
My neighbor and I always played it at our sleepovers! 1/3
March 31, 2025 at 4:33 PM
Marble Madness released for NES in the US in March of 1989, 36 years ago! This isometric platform game originally released for arcades, where players navigate 6 levels of increasing difficulty, racing against obstacles, time, and gravity.
My neighbor and I always played it at our sleepovers! 1/3
My neighbor and I always played it at our sleepovers! 1/3