I got this for my tenth birthday and while I'll always have a nostalgic bias towards it, I also have to admit that there's barely any content here. The music section has a surprising amount of depth for something so simple but out of all the games to play on the Genesis, why in the name of all that is holy would you play one that struggles to provide enough content for half an hour?
This is much more of an activity more than a game, and came with a mouse. It features six themed worlds: A sci-fi planet, fantasy kingdom, halloween, safari, dolls house and underwater. You can place stickers throughout the level. Some of these stickers are animated and you can recolour them. For the visual aspect of the game, that’s it. I made an image of Tails being attacked by a Metroid.
The other mode of the game is a music maker, but I couldn’t figure out how to use it to make anything good.
Considering that this came out a few years after Mario Paint, this is extremely bare bones and doesn’t even feature any actual drawing.
The other mode of the game is a music maker, but I couldn’t figure out how to use it to make anything good.
Considering that this came out a few years after Mario Paint, this is extremely bare bones and doesn’t even feature any actual drawing.
While their is a good amount of options for creativity it was greatly lacking compared to other edutainment art programs even at the time. Also the game lacks Sonic elements.