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Marble Madness

Platforms: NES
Year: 1988

Number of Files: 9
Total Filesize: 19 MB
Date Added: Nov 7th, 2016

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 1. Round Start 0:03 0.08 MB get_app
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 2. Practice 0:51 1.65 MB get_app
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 3. Beginner 2:05 4.04 MB get_app
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 4. Intermediate 2:04 4.24 MB get_app
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 5. Aerial 1:16 2.14 MB get_app
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 6. Silly 1:20 2.80 MB get_app
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 7. Game Over 0:07 0.21 MB get_app
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 8. Ultimate 1:29 2.99 MB get_app
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 9. Congratulations 0:32 0.97 MB get_app
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Harpuia

01:19 Jan 16th, 2023Offline

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Marble Madness has a catchy soundtrack that'll keep your toes tapping throughout the whole game while your screaming at your CRT TV over the smallest mistake you made. The game itself is really fun with great stages/courses, but the control can be frustrating at times. Once you get used to it, the game is really fun and it's a great addition to your NES/Retro game collection.
Soundtrack: 9.5/10.
Game: 7/10.

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UsernameAlreadyInUse

09:31 Jul 24th, 2022Offline

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TIL that David Wise arranged the NES version of this soundtrack