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Trying to remember old Mac OS 7 game
Smasher
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I've been trying to remember the name of this game for a couple years, but no luck so I'll turn to you guys.
A long time ago, in roughly 1996 or so, I played a game on a Mac; I assume it was OS 7, but if it was 1997 or later it might have been OS 8. I don't know whether there was a Windows version or not. I don't remember much about it, but maybe someone here can help.
It was a 2D platformer with four characters you could play. They were roughly the on-screen size of Mario from the first game. Each was a circular creature similar in appearance to Kirby, each with a different power and color; I'm fairly sure the latter were red, blue, green, and yellow. Either the green or yellow one had a rope very similar to the Ninja Rope in Worms that you could use to get over various gaps or obstacles. I think you might have been able to switch between characters in the middle of a level, but I'm not certain about that. Unfortunately I can't remember anything else.
Any ideas?
A long time ago, in roughly 1996 or so, I played a game on a Mac; I assume it was OS 7, but if it was 1997 or later it might have been OS 8. I don't know whether there was a Windows version or not. I don't remember much about it, but maybe someone here can help.
It was a 2D platformer with four characters you could play. They were roughly the on-screen size of Mario from the first game. Each was a circular creature similar in appearance to Kirby, each with a different power and color; I'm fairly sure the latter were red, blue, green, and yellow. Either the green or yellow one had a rope very similar to the Ninja Rope in Worms that you could use to get over various gaps or obstacles. I think you might have been able to switch between characters in the middle of a level, but I'm not certain about that. Unfortunately I can't remember anything else.
Any ideas?
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I'd had the impression the guys were furry but couldn't see how they'd really show that given the resolution; clearly I got that from the title. I'd never have remembered the name of the game, so I'm glad I asked. Thanks!