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Due to Mr. Do!'s popularity and presence in the arcade, a few companies sought the rights to bring the title home to console and computer players. Coleco secured the rights for the home console conversion, and released it for its own [[ColecoVision]], as well as for the [[Atari 2600]]. Datasoft on the other hand, purchased the rights to bring the game home on diskette to computers, and released it on the more popular systems available in North America and Europe. Mr. Do! saw a small revival in the mid 90s, being released as one of the last titles on the [[SNES]], as well as a combo release for the [[Sharp X68000]] computer along with it's sequel, [[Mr. Do's Castle]] (known in Japan as Mr. Do vs. Unicorns). In addition to Mr. Do's Castle, Mr. Do went on to star in two more games, [[Mr. Do's Wild Ride]] and [[Do! Run Run]] before his series came to a close. | Due to Mr. Do!'s popularity and presence in the arcade, a few companies sought the rights to bring the title home to console and computer players. Coleco secured the rights for the home console conversion, and released it for its own [[ColecoVision]], as well as for the [[Atari 2600]]. Datasoft on the other hand, purchased the rights to bring the game home on diskette to computers, and released it on the more popular systems available in North America and Europe. Mr. Do! saw a small revival in the mid 90s, being released as one of the last titles on the [[SNES]], as well as a combo release for the [[Sharp X68000]] computer along with it's sequel, [[Mr. Do's Castle]] (known in Japan as Mr. Do vs. Unicorns). In addition to Mr. Do's Castle, Mr. Do went on to star in two more games, [[Mr. Do's Wild Ride]] and [[Do! Run Run]] before his series came to a close. | ||
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[[Image:Mr. Do! title.png|thumb|right|Title screen]] | [[Image:Mr. Do! title.png|thumb|right|Title screen]] | ||
==Gameplay Summary== | ==Gameplay Summary== | ||
