Mappy online arcade game

A 'mouse policemen trudging through a house' just doesn't seem to appeal as much as a 'big dinosaur thing that keeps kidnapping a princess. Mappy is a good, fun game that does everything you'd want it to - provide a challenge, diversifies a little with simple mechanics, and divulge some friendly entertainment. There certainly are more immersive arcade games out there, but you would want to drop a quarter on a playthrough back in the early 80s.

Browse games Game Portals. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher. Locate the executable file in your local folder and begin the launcher to install your desired game. Game review Downloads Screenshots Overall rating: 7. Elevator Action. Mappyland is dedicated to Namco's classic arcade game: Mappy! You are cast in the role of Mappy, a brave patrolmouse of the MicroPolice.

Through a series of museum mazes, you must use trampolines and microwave doors to stay one step ahead of Goro and his troublesome hench-kitties. March - Two new bits of Mappy news! First, Mappy has finally made it to iOS! Namco Museum Megamix November is almost the same Wii game, but with some additional games.

This time, Mappy has made the cut. October - A Mappy fan has unearthed the original Mappy character artwork style guide! Check it out here , courtesy itsmejamiew on flickr. Although Mappy is not yet included in the PS3 edition of Namco Museum, it seems like it is only a matter of time.

March - Mappy is now on Wii! Mappy and Goro are randomly included as characters in the game. October - I've posted some screens in the Scrapbook of a giant Mappy robot self-navigating a maze, from video posted on Kotaku.

This appears to be related to an old document about this sort of thing, specifically mentioning the robot Mappy. July - Namco announces Mappy's inclusion in new editions of the tireless Namco Museum series, appearing on both the DS and the Wii. Since there are no other offensive options, the only way to attack is by swinging the radioactive doors at the right time. The balloon popping stages are back and this time they use the whole screen. Though Namco ported many of their arranged versions to various compilations, this one stayed arcade exclusive, and for good reason — none of its additions are particularly well thought out, and is just another example of how the developers never really knew how to iterate on the original game.

The only amusing aspect is a hidden mode that turns Mappy and the enemies from cartoonish anthropomorphs into realistic looking mice and cats. The game board also includes the original Mappy , which is basically the same as the arcade game, though with slightly different sound.

The first official near arcade perfect console port was released on the Namco Museum Vol. This version lets you flip your TV to mimic the arcade orientation, or simply runs in a resolution that keeps the proper aspect ratio while adding a sidebar to the side of the screen. Namco Nostalgia 1 includes Xevious and Mappy. While all of these other games featured in this line included special variations of the arcade game, this one features an entirely different game, this one styled after Breakout.

You control two Meowkies holding a trampoline, as Goro bounces around the top of the screen, breaking boxes and getting items. Mappy was also released on the iOS. This version includes slightly touched up visuals that round out the edges of the sprites, while still maintaining their low resolution, old school look.

However, the frame rate is a little choppy. It also adds in little arrows so you can see the locations of any cats that are off screen. The title screen includes a fun piano rendition of the Mappy theme. You technically have unlimited lives, though getting hit will stun you for a few moment while the timer counts down. These power-ups will continually spawn around the level until time runs out. There are also trap doors in the floors in addition to the regular doors.

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