Mr. Do!: Difference between revisions

|developer=[[Universal]]

|publisher=[[Taito Corporation]]

|genre=[[Action]]

|systems=[[Arcade]], [[Apple II]], [[Atari 2600]], [[Atari 8-bit]], [[Commodore 64/128]], [[ColecoVision]], [[Game Boy]], [[MSX]], [[Sharp X68000]], [[SNES]]

|followed by=[[Mr. Do's Castle]]

|series=Mr. Do

}}

{{series disambig|Mr. Do}}

{{marquee|Mr. Do! marquee.png}}

'''Mr. Do!''' is an arcade game developed by [[Universal]] in [[1982]].  Rather than force arcade owners to buy an entirely new arcade cabinet, Universal gave [[Taito Corporation|Taito]] the rights to manufacture and sell Mr. Do! as a conversion kit.  A conversion kit was meant to replace the circuitry inside existing cabinets of less popular, or, more likely, broken machines, substantially reducing the cost of a new game for the owner.  As a result, Mr. Do! was wildly successful as a cheap alternative to more expensive competing titles, and ushered in the popularity of conversion kits in general.

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[[File:Mr. Do! title.png|thumb|right|Title screen]]

* Once all of the enemies arrive in the stage, a bonus prize will appear in the center.  If you collect it, an Alphamonster will appear, escorted by three Munchers.

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[[Category:Universal]]

[[Category:Taito Corporation]]

[[Category:Action]]