There are two cabinets still in existence and neither owner will let the roms be dumped because they re afraid that it will somehow reduce the value of the cabinets they own which has.
Marble man marble madness ii.
This was a whole new game with new features many more levels than the original and a mascot character marble man.
However again the coin op market was evolving and with the street fighter 2 craze hitting the scene atari shelved it a second time to focus on primal rage.
And thus after some more delays the game kind of became outdated no longer viable or desirable in the industry.
A longer more involved sequel was desired and this was put into development with the result being marble man.
Atari made marble madness and the arcade game they made was eventually ported to nes.
Unwanted by operators gamers alike.
Two marble man machines showed up at the 2003 classic arcade games show california extreme san jose california.
Development was led by bob flanagan who designed the game based on what he felt made marble madness a success in the home console market.
Atari s 1984 marble madness was a successful arcade game which has maintained an avid cult following over the years the game was widely acclaimed for its accessible but highly difficult gameplay its early use of 3d level designs its music and its entertaining addictiveness.
The marble madness 2 marble man coin operated videogame by atari games circa 1991 and it s history and background photos repair help manuals for sale and wanted lists and census survey is brought to you by the international arcade museum at the museum of the game.
Atari also made marble madness 2.
Phantomdj s footage from the game which he claims to own a copy of.
Because the market s demographic was a younger audience flanagan wanted.
Marble man but never released it.
Marble madness 2 planned for release in 1991.
Marble madness ii was never officially released but the few proto machines are in the hands of various collectors.
Marble man rom dumps joystick version and a driver for the mame emulator exist but are not publicly available at this time due to restrictions that were placed on the purchase of the machines from which the dumps were made.