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There are four classic arcade games in this post: Tumblepop, Diet Go Go, Joe & Mac Returns, and Jumping Pop. The first three are all the works of Data East from Japan, were successively released in 1991, 1992 and 1994. Among them, the Joe & Mac Returns is a hybrid work of Tumblepop and Joe & Mac of Data East. The last game is a highly imitative copy of Tumblepop, was produced by ESD from South Korea and released in 2001.
Tumblepop (AKA: Tumble Pop) is a classic and popular arcade game series developed by Data East from Japan in 1991. At that time, Snow Bros. was so popular that Data East got a little jealous and created this game to mimic the Snow Bros.’s gameplay. This game is easy to get started, not difficult to clear all levels, but it requires a high level of agility in the player’s operations.
Diet Go Go’s design is still the cartoon style, but with a slight change of gameplay. The game is not difficult either, and the player only needs to pay attention to the rhythm of the enemy’s attack. Joe & Mac Returns’ game background is set in the age of savage and it includes some RPG elements, which give the game a huge boost on the playability.
Jumping Pop plays exactly the same way as Tumblepop. The difference is that the BOSSes in this game show up more often, almost a few levels with a small BOSS, and a few small BOSSes followed by a big BOSS. Although the difficulty of this game has not changed much, but it’s a lot more fun to play.
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| Game | Year | Console | Download | Size |
| Tumblepop | 1991 | MAME |  |
1.02 MB |
| Diet Go Go | 1992 | 2.09 MB | ||
| Joe & Mac Returns | 1994 | 3.67 MB | ||
| Jumping Pop | 2001 | 2.56 MB |
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