Video Games Evolved: Mr. Do!

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Uploaded by on May 23, 2009

A visual evolution of Mr. Do!, 1982 - 1995

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  • What about Neo Mr. Do! ?

  • @Paikudesu I'm just covering adaptations of the original, not sequels or remakes.

  • So, it's sort of like Dig Dug, but the enemies travel in the spaces you clear instead of ghosting through the ground, the rocks are more flexible to use, and your offensive abilties seem a lot more potent if you can aim right.

  • That's the gist. It apes Dig Dug even closer when you remember that if you eat the treat in the middle, the Letter Creature comes out accompanied by dudes that actually do move through the earth, a la Dig Dug.

    Of course, Mr Do! brings enough differences to the table that you can't really call it a clone.

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  • Awesome memories!!! With this game does anyone remember ! Make traxx or turtles!!! From the 80z

  • @nutherefurlong

    The thing I love about Mr. Do! is all the different ways there are to clear a stage. It adds a whole lot more gameplay variety that, to me, makes this game vastly superior to Dig Dug.

  • great upload.

  • Quelle horreur la version d'Atari 2600! Je ne peux pas croire que je me sois acheté ça dans le temps. Même Coleco vision était mieux mais je n'aimais pas les manettes de coleco vision

  • One of my favourite games of all time. My no.1 favourite Colecovision game too!

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