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| − | '''Wacky Worlds''' is a | + | '''''Wacky Worlds''''' is a children's video game for the [[Sega Mega Drive/Genesis]], released in the mid[1990s. In it, the player has a choice six different Wacky Worlds in which he or she can place animated "stickers", creating a two-dimensional diorama, of sorts. Among the Worlds are an underwater scene, a scene inside a house, a jungle, and the Moon. The user is also able to alter the music played in each world by selecting from a bank of different music stickers. |
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| + | ==Stickers== | ||
| + | The stickers are available in certain sticker books assigned for the Wacky Worlds. Each World has its own default book, but each of the other sticker books are available for use anytime as well. The same applies for the music stickers, as music from other worlds can be chosen to be played anywhere. | ||
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| + | Many of the stickers are people or characters that can move around in each world. Their movements are preprogrammed and do not stray very far from their original placement. When a sticker is first placed, it moves very little, if at all. When clicked on, it will perform its action until clicked again, at which time it reverts to its more dormant state. | ||
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| + | The player can put as many stickers as he or she wants in any world (however, there is a limit on animated stickers, most likely to prevent lag and clutter), and infinite copies of the same are also allowable. Once a sticker is placed in the World, the player can also change the colors of the sticker, using a [[palette]]. | ||
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| + | Other available stickers consist of decorations, letters, numbers, and other text. | ||
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| + | Music stickers each have a different musical phrase in them. They are "stacked" in a player that will play them in order, looping this order indefinitely. | ||
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| + | ==Mega Mouse== | ||
| + | This task of placing stickers is aided by the [[Mega Mouse]] packaged with the [[cartridge]], and designed especially for the Genesis, incorporating all 4 buttons (A, B, C, Start). The game also works with a normal [[controller]]. | ||
==Box Art== | ==Box Art== | ||
Revision as of 18:10, 30 December 2006
| Wacky Worlds |
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| System(s): Sega Genesis |
| Publisher: Sega |
| Developer: Headgames |
| Genre: Art |
Wacky Worlds is a children's video game for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, released in the mid[1990s. In it, the player has a choice six different Wacky Worlds in which he or she can place animated "stickers", creating a two-dimensional diorama, of sorts. Among the Worlds are an underwater scene, a scene inside a house, a jungle, and the Moon. The user is also able to alter the music played in each world by selecting from a bank of different music stickers.
Stickers
The stickers are available in certain sticker books assigned for the Wacky Worlds. Each World has its own default book, but each of the other sticker books are available for use anytime as well. The same applies for the music stickers, as music from other worlds can be chosen to be played anywhere.
Many of the stickers are people or characters that can move around in each world. Their movements are preprogrammed and do not stray very far from their original placement. When a sticker is first placed, it moves very little, if at all. When clicked on, it will perform its action until clicked again, at which time it reverts to its more dormant state.
The player can put as many stickers as he or she wants in any world (however, there is a limit on animated stickers, most likely to prevent lag and clutter), and infinite copies of the same are also allowable. Once a sticker is placed in the World, the player can also change the colors of the sticker, using a palette.
Other available stickers consist of decorations, letters, numbers, and other text.
Music stickers each have a different musical phrase in them. They are "stacked" in a player that will play them in order, looping this order indefinitely.
Mega Mouse
This task of placing stickers is aided by the Mega Mouse packaged with the cartridge, and designed especially for the Genesis, incorporating all 4 buttons (A, B, C, Start). The game also works with a normal controller.
Box Art
