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Name Battletoads in Battlemaniacs
System Super Nintendo
Year 1993
Developer Rare, Ltd.
Genre Fighting

Battletoads in Battlemaniacs is a side-scrolling beat ‘em up video game developed by Rare and published by Tradewest for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The game was released in 1994, and was the third installment in the Battletoads series. In this installment, players take control of one of three toads: Rash, Zitz, or Pimple. The objective of the game is to traverse through various levels while defeating enemies and eventually confronting the main antagonist, Dark Queen.

The gameplay revolves around traversing through various stages while fighting enemies and completing platforming challenges. Each stage has its own set of enemies that must be defeated before progressing to the next area. As players progress through each stage they will find power ups that can help them defeat their foes more easily. Additionally, players can collect coins which can be used to purchase items from merchants found throughout each level. There are also bonus stages where players can compete against each other for high scores or collect extra coins.

Players have access to a variety of special moves and attacks which can be used to defeat their opponents more quickly or easily reach higher areas on certain levels. These special moves include dashing, wall jumps, flying kicks, and even transforming into an animal form with unique abilities such as hovering or swimming underwater. Players also have access to weapons throughout the game such as swords, shields, hammers, and maces; these weapons can be used to deal more damage than normal attacks but require energy which must be replenished by collecting energy orbs scattered throughout each stage.

The art style of Battletoads in Battlemaniacs is whimsical and cartoonish; characters are brightly colored with exaggerated features such as large eyes and huge hands/feet - all of which add a sense of charm to the overall aesthetic of the game. The soundtrack is composed by David Wise who also worked on several classic Nintendo titles such as Donkey Kong Country; his compositions add a strong sense of energy to each level making it easier for players to get into the action without feeling overwhelmed or bored by repetitive music loops playing in the background.

Overall Battletoads in Battlemaniacs is an enjoyable experience for gamers looking for a challenging yet rewarding beat ‘em up title on their SNES consoles – it features bright visuals accompanied by an upbeat soundtrack while offering plenty of replay value thanks to its varied enemy types, challenging platforming sections, and multiple playable characters with unique abilities/weapons at their disposal.

Super Nintendo Fighting games