Developer: Rare
Publisher: Milton Bradley
Reviewed on: NES
Available on: Arcade, NES, Game Boy, Master System
Released: 1989
I'm not entirely sure how I came across Marble Madness, but it's a game I've been wanting to play for quite a long time now. I'm a big fan of Super Monkey Ball and one of it's main inspirations is none other than Marble Madness. With me not having the money to get my hands on the arcade version of the game, I settled for the NES port which is considered to be a very faithful recreation of the original version of the game.
So, let's dive in and take a look at Marble Madness and see if it lives up to the positive things I've heard about it!
I'm not entirely sure how I came across Marble Madness, but it's a game I've been wanting to play for quite a long time now. I'm a big fan of Super Monkey Ball and one of it's main inspirations is none other than Marble Madness. With me not having the money to get my hands on the arcade version of the game, I settled for the NES port which is considered to be a very faithful recreation of the original version of the game.
So, let's dive in and take a look at Marble Madness and see if it lives up to the positive things I've heard about it!
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