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Mr. Do! - Video Game
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Mr. Do!

description Mr. Do! Overview

Mr. Do! is a 1990s Japanese video game where players control a mustachioed character navigating intricate mazes. The game's notable challenge comes from relentlessly pursuing enemies while avoiding obstacles.

It’s designed for individuals who enjoy puzzle-solving and platforming gameplay, particularly those interested in retro arcade experiences.

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info Mr. Do! Specifications

help Mr. Do! FAQ

How do you kill enemies in the arcade game Mr. Do!?

You defeat enemies primarily by throwing your bouncing power ball at them, though you must wait for it to return before you can throw it again. You can also crush enemies by pushing the giant apples around the maze so they fall on top of them. Another method is aligning the cherries into groups of eight.

How do you get an extra life in Mr. Do!?

You earn an extra life by collecting all eight red cherries arranged in a row or a 2x4 block within the maze. Alternatively, you can spell the word EXTRA by collecting the letters that appear when eating the special diamond. You can also earn them by reaching certain score milestones.

Who developed and published the original Mr. Do! arcade game?

The original Mr. Do! was developed by Universal and released to arcades. It was created to compete directly with Namco's massively successful Dig Dug. Universal was a major arcade manufacturer during the golden age of arcade games.

What is the power ball used for in Mr. Do!?

The power ball is Mr. Do's primary weapon that he throws at the pursuing monsters to destroy them. Once thrown, it bounces around the dirt paths until it hits a target or stops, and then it automatically returns to him. You cannot throw it again until it has fully returned to your character.

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