AUTHOR: Compile / SEGA RELEASE: 1994 TYP: Strategie SPIELER: 2 LEVEL: - SPRACHE: Englisch Partnumber: 7123 EAN: 4974365671235 WERT: 150 Euro
You'll have to stay calm and think fast to win this highly addictive puzzle game. Play against a friend, or slam Dr. Robotnik's evil henchbots in the competition modes! Pit yourself against the timer, or try the Puzzle Mode for a special challenge!
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Take On Dr. Robotnik in the Scenario Mode
This will enable you to go directly to Dr. Robotnik in the scenario mode. Be careful, game play is as fast as it gets at this point. At the code screen, input the following: Yellow Bean, Red Bean, Green Bean, and Blue Bean.
Pro Action Replay Codes
00C3 2902 Always have same piece
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Dr Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine (Or Mean Bean „Machin“, according to the title screen) is the US/EU localization of Sega's classic puzzler, Puyo Puyo (Or Puyo Pop, as the few english-released games are called). The plot goes that Dr Robotnik is using the cheerful beans to power his new robots, and has made a huge machine to „roboticize“ them in. You (who you play as is never clarified. I always just assumed you were Sonic) must free the beans from their dungeons and ruin Dr Robotnik's master plan. The Mega Drive version of this game was the first falling-block puzzler that I ever really got into, and remains one of my favorites today. The question is though, how does this port stack up compared to it's more well-known Mega Drive counterpart? […] The game is very replayable. Scenario Mode sadly loses some of it's replayablity due to the difficulty options getting removed, but is still challenging enough to keep you happy anyway. The same can be said for Puzzle Mode, and of course with Exercise Mode and 1P vs 2P mode, you can play those constantly without them getting dull. Dr Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine is a fantastic conversion of the Mega Drive classic, and the inclusion of Puzzle Mode prevents it from feeling like an pointless port, like many Genesis-to-Master System ports do. With the many game modes, funny and familiar characters (for all the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog fans out there, Scratch and Grounder are in this too), and addictive and frantic gameplay, this is easily worth your money. According to the rarity list on this site, it is quite rare, but I managed to find my copy for $20 NZ, which is still fairly cheap. Pros: +Frantic and addictive fun +4 different game modes +The Sonic the Hedgehog characters, for all Sonic fans +Starts off easy, and gets much harder Cons: -Repetitive music -Boringly easy at the beginning - www.smstributes.co.uk
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