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== Trivia == |
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+ | ''Dr. Tomy'' is a clone of [[Wikipedia:Dr. Mario|''Dr. Mario'']], a puzzle game released by ''Nintendo'' for ''Nintendo Entertainment System'' and ''Game Boy'' in 1990 (initially named as ''Virus'' in his prototypes and no references to Mario franchise was thrown in on earlier stages of development). The concept is totally equal to ''Dr. Mario'', except for naked woman in the game. |
| − | One of the various woman that could be selected in the game is named as '''''Chun-Li''''', which is a non-authorized reference of the ''Street Fighter II: The World Warrior'' character of the same name. |
+ | One of the various woman that could be selected in the game is named as '''''Chun-Li''''', which is a non-authorized reference of the [[Street Fighter#Street Fighter II: The World Warrior|''Street Fighter II: The World Warrior'']] character of the same name. |
The game is known to be released at least in Italy, since the game has a Dip Switch to switch the language between ''English'' and ''Italian''. |
The game is known to be released at least in Italy, since the game has a Dip Switch to switch the language between ''English'' and ''Italian''. |
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Revision as of 18:34, 12 April 2018
Dr. Tomy is a puzzle game made for Arcade machines, developed by Playmark and released in 1993.
Overview
The player(s) must eliminate all viruses on the bottle (the playfield) by throwing pills on their heads. You must 3 pieces of the pill in the virus(es) to kill them, as long both colors match. Another objective is to see various naked woman after clearing the stages. You can use one button to rotate to left and another button to rotate to right.
Trivia
Dr. Tomy is a clone of Dr. Mario, a puzzle game released by Nintendo for Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy in 1990 (initially named as Virus in his prototypes and no references to Mario franchise was thrown in on earlier stages of development). The concept is totally equal to Dr. Mario, except for naked woman in the game.
One of the various woman that could be selected in the game is named as Chun-Li, which is a non-authorized reference of the Street Fighter II: The World Warrior character of the same name.
The game is known to be released at least in Italy, since the game has a Dip Switch to switch the language between English and Italian.