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2002 · Arcade & Origins

Marble Craze

Racing · Puzzle

Cover Marble Craze
Original release
10 agosto 2002
Genre
Racing · Puzzle

Overview

Marble Craze is a homebrew Atari 2600 game developed by Paul Slocum. It's a side by side split-screen one or two player game where you roll a marble along a path across multiple screens to a finish line. The game uses paddle controllers, and it is the first game where each player uses two paddles to control the game: one is used to control the marble's vertical movement and the other is used for horizontal. The goal of Marble Craze is to navigate through each level within the time limit and in later levels, without falling off the edges. There are bonuses, hidden areas, ramps and a lot of other stuff to keep it interesting. It's got 18 levels that go from very easy to insanely hard, and several in-game songs that push the Atari 2600's sound chip to its limits.

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Game data

Original title
Marble Craze
First release
10 agosto 2002
Genres
Racing · Puzzle
Era
Arcade & Origins