Mr. Do! |
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Platform: Atari 2600
Tags: Action, Arcade Developer: Coleco More Platforms: Colecovision, Game Boy, SNES |
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Mr. Do! reviewReviewed October 30, 2010JoeTheDestroyer says: "Mr. Do has to harvest cherries from his overgrown orchard. However, some Badguys (this is what the manual calls them) are out to not only horribly murder Do, but also eat his cherries. . Were they really that strapped for time? They couldn't have given the enemies a deeper collective name than that?" |
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