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Daffy Duck - The Marvin Missions [Model SNS-YF-USA]
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Daffy Duck - The Marvin Missions (c) 1993 SUNSOFT [Sun Corp. of America]. Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions is a side-scrolling action title featuring the classic Looney Tunes character. Developed by Sunsoft, the game follows Daffy—in his "Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century" persona—as he travels across the galaxy to stop Marvin the Martian from destroying the Earth. Description from the back cover: Get ready to duck and cover. Because the fate of the planets rests squarely on Duck Dodgers--alias Daffy Duck--the fearless space crusader from the cartoon adventure series. Marvin Martian, the extra-fiendish extraterrestrial, is poised to obliterate the galaxy! So choose your weapon. Then help Daffy race from planet to planet in hot pursuit of the outrageous alien. Search secret chambers and caverns for mystery bonuses! Help Daffy shield himself from needles fired by crazed cactus! Block an onsalught of enemy space mines! Battle an undersea army of Instant Martia's (just add water). Finally, look down the barrel of Marvin Martian's P-38 Space Modulator--with its destructive sights set on Earth! - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: SNS-YF-USA - TRIVIA - Released in October 1993 in the USA. Sunsoft’s Design Philosophy: Sunsoft was highly regarded during the 8-bit and 16-bit eras for its ability to produce titles with tight controls and vibrant, high-fidelity soundtracks. The Marvin Missions is frequently highlighted by collectors for its polished pixel art, which captured the distinct aesthetic of the Duck Dodgers animated shorts remarkably well. Unique Gameplay Mechanics: Unlike many standard platformers, the game focuses on a vertical and horizontal "flight" mechanic using a jetpack. Players must manage Daffy’s limited fuel and defensive equipment while navigating hazards and engaging in ranged combat against Marvin's alien forces. The Looney Tunes License: This was one of the early, successful collaborative efforts between Warner Bros. and third-party developers that aimed to move beyond simple arcade ports. It set a high bar for licensed mascot games on the platform by focusing on character-specific movement rather than just generic jumping mechanics. - TIPS AND TRICKS - 50 Lives: Start a new game and then at the 'Where there's duck, there's fire' screen, press Left,Left,Right,Right,Up,Down,Y,A,B,X. - STAFF - DEVELOPED BY ICOM SIMULATIONS INC. Lead Game Designer: Brian Babendererde Additional Game Design: Todd M. Papaleo, Michael Garber, Scott Lawrence, David Marsh, Karl Roelofs, Jeff Troutman Programming: Michael Garber Art Direction and Animation: Todd M. Papaleo Backgrounds: Brian Babendererde Producer: Todd M. Papaleo Executive Producer: David Marsh Guest Artists: Darin Klatt, Jeff Troutman, David Marsh, Katherine Tootelian Music and Sound Effects: Nu Romantic Productions Sound Design: Mark Miller Musical Score: Jim Hedges Voice of Daffy Duck: Greg Burson Technical Consultants: Todd Squires, Roman Scharnberg, Boris Remus, Brian Baker, Mark Maxon Icom Quality Assurance and Play Testing: Scott Lawrence, Mike Lee, Meneleo Avila Additional Testing: John Podlasek, Mike Casso (at The Testing Source) Special Thanks To: Chuck Jones, Carol Balkcom, Dennis Defensor, Kathy Rodger, Mel Blanc, Debie Pigg, Janette Heersche, Dan Smoron, Chip Level Designs, The Fed‑Ex Guy Very Special Thanks To: Luana Chambers, Holly J. Stein (at LCA) PUBLISHED BY SUNSOFT Executive Producer: David Siller Executive Vice President: Rita Zimmerer Associate Producers: René Boutin, Dan MacArthur, Justin Siller Technical Manager: Al Artus Co‑Producers: Rita Zimmerer, Al Artus Chairman: Masami Maeda Vice Chairman: Tad Shimamoto Director, Sunsoft Japan: Kiharu Yoshida Marketing Director: Karen Shadley Debuggers: Sam Patel, Mario Zavala, David Luszcz, Steve Rizor, Darin Horgan, René Boutin, Dan MacArthur, Justin Siller, Matthew Ross, Jake Harmon, Laura Luszcz, Ryan Siller Game Play Manual: Alison Quirion Executive Assistant: Nanette Hyssong Customer Service: June Eckert, Kazuko Harman, Julie Williams, Jamie Jorgenson, Erin Berry, Karen Lillie Special Thanks To: Bruce Reilly, Cathy Juby, Martha Hart, Mark Luszcz, Toko Okano, Connie Perez, Steve Gehrke, Kazuaki Gotō, Masato Kawai, Akito Takeuchi, Sherry Ross, Kenji Yoshioka, Tom Juarez, Geoff Gillis - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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Daffy Duck - The Marvin Missions (c) 1993 SUNSOFT [Sun Corp. of America]. Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions is a side-scrolling action title featuring the classic Looney Tunes character. Developed by Sunsoft, the game follows Daffy—in his "Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century" persona—as he travels across the galaxy to stop Marvin the Martian from destroying the Earth. Description from the back cover: Get ready to duck and cover. Because the fate of the planets rests squarely on Duck Dodgers--alias Daffy Duck--the fearless space crusader from the cartoon adventure series. Marvin Martian, the extra-fiendish extraterrestrial, is poised to obliterate the galaxy! So choose your weapon. Then help Daffy race from planet to planet in hot pursuit of the outrageous alien. Search secret chambers and caverns for mystery bonuses! Help Daffy shield himself from needles fired by crazed cactus! Block an onsalught of enemy space mines! Battle an undersea army of Instant Martia's (just add water). Finally, look down the barrel of Marvin Martian's P-38 Space Modulator--with its destructive sights set on Earth! - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: SNS-YF-USA - TRIVIA - Released in October 1993 in the USA. Sunsoft’s Design Philosophy: Sunsoft was highly regarded during the 8-bit and 16-bit eras for its ability to produce titles with tight controls and vibrant, high-fidelity soundtracks. The Marvin Missions is frequently highlighted by collectors for its polished pixel art, which captured the distinct aesthetic of the Duck Dodgers animated shorts remarkably well. Unique Gameplay Mechanics: Unlike many standard platformers, the game focuses on a vertical and horizontal "flight" mechanic using a jetpack. Players must manage Daffy’s limited fuel and defensive equipment while navigating hazards and engaging in ranged combat against Marvin's alien forces. The Looney Tunes License: This was one of the early, successful collaborative efforts between Warner Bros. and third-party developers that aimed to move beyond simple arcade ports. It set a high bar for licensed mascot games on the platform by focusing on character-specific movement rather than just generic jumping mechanics. - TIPS AND TRICKS - 50 Lives: Start a new game and then at the 'Where there's duck, there's fire' screen, press Left,Left,Right,Right,Up,Down,Y,A,B,X. - STAFF - DEVELOPED BY ICOM SIMULATIONS INC. Lead Game Designer: Brian Babendererde Additional Game Design: Todd M. Papaleo, Michael Garber, Scott Lawrence, David Marsh, Karl Roelofs, Jeff Troutman Programming: Michael Garber Art Direction and Animation: Todd M. Papaleo Backgrounds: Brian Babendererde Producer: Todd M. Papaleo Executive Producer: David Marsh Guest Artists: Darin Klatt, Jeff Troutman, David Marsh, Katherine Tootelian Music and Sound Effects: Nu Romantic Productions Sound Design: Mark Miller Musical Score: Jim Hedges Voice of Daffy Duck: Greg Burson Technical Consultants: Todd Squires, Roman Scharnberg, Boris Remus, Brian Baker, Mark Maxon Icom Quality Assurance and Play Testing: Scott Lawrence, Mike Lee, Meneleo Avila Additional Testing: John Podlasek, Mike Casso (at The Testing Source) Special Thanks To: Chuck Jones, Carol Balkcom, Dennis Defensor, Kathy Rodger, Mel Blanc, Debie Pigg, Janette Heersche, Dan Smoron, Chip Level Designs, The Fed‑Ex Guy Very Special Thanks To: Luana Chambers, Holly J. Stein (at LCA) PUBLISHED BY SUNSOFT Executive Producer: David Siller Executive Vice President: Rita Zimmerer Associate Producers: René Boutin, Dan MacArthur, Justin Siller Technical Manager: Al Artus Co‑Producers: Rita Zimmerer, Al Artus Chairman: Masami Maeda Vice Chairman: Tad Shimamoto Director, Sunsoft Japan: Kiharu Yoshida Marketing Director: Karen Shadley Debuggers: Sam Patel, Mario Zavala, David Luszcz, Steve Rizor, Darin Horgan, René Boutin, Dan MacArthur, Justin Siller, Matthew Ross, Jake Harmon, Laura Luszcz, Ryan Siller Game Play Manual: Alison Quirion Executive Assistant: Nanette Hyssong Customer Service: June Eckert, Kazuko Harman, Julie Williams, Jamie Jorgenson, Erin Berry, Karen Lillie Special Thanks To: Bruce Reilly, Cathy Juby, Martha Hart, Mark Luszcz, Toko Okano, Connie Perez, Steve Gehrke, Kazuaki Gotō, Masato Kawai, Akito Takeuchi, Sherry Ross, Kenji Yoshioka, Tom Juarez, Geoff Gillis - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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