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The game is a platformer similar to ''[[Marko's Magic Football]]'': you play as one of the players on the fictional Hurricanes football team as they use their football to destroy enemies through various platforming levels. {{C}}/{{1}} kicks and {{A}}/{{2}} jumps. The ball will always come back to you after you kick it. | The game is a platformer similar to ''[[Marko's Magic Football]]'': you play as one of the players on the fictional Hurricanes football team as they use their football to destroy enemies through various platforming levels. {{C}}/{{1}} kicks and {{A}}/{{2}} jumps. The ball will always come back to you after you kick it. | ||
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| + | In the Game Gear version, the goal of each stage is to collect a certain amount of items to open up the exit to the next level (which is represented by a flag with the Hurricanes logo on it.) | ||
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| + | ==Production Credits== | ||
| + | ===Game Gear Version=== | ||
| + | '''Hurricanes''' | ||
| + | '''Produced by''' [[Arc Developments]] | ||
| + | '''Programming by''' [[John Barber]], [[Byron Nilsson]] | ||
| + | '''Graphics by''' [[Darren Wakeman]], [[Carl Entwistle]], [[Craig Davison]], [[Gary Noden]], [[Paul Walker]] | ||
| + | '''Music by''' [[Andi McGinty]] (Andi) | ||
| + | '''Effects by''' [[Chris Coupe]] (Chibsy) | ||
| + | '''Mapping by''' [[Martin Smith]] | ||
| + | '''Project Management''' [[James Farnhill]] | ||
| + | '''Quality Control''' [[Patrick Toner]], [[Rude McKen]], [[John Griffiths]] | ||
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| + | ===Mega Drive Version=== | ||
| + | '''Hurricanes''' | ||
| + | '''Produced by''' [[Arc Developments]] | ||
| + | '''Programming by''' [[Derrick Owens]] | ||
| + | '''Graphics by''' [[Darren Wakeman]], [[Carl Entwistle]], [[Craig Davison]], [[Paul Walker]], [[Gary Tonge]] | ||
| + | '''Level Mapping''' [[Martin Smith]], [[Carl Entwistle]] | ||
| + | '''Sprite Mapping''' [[Martin Smith]] | ||
| + | '''Quality Control''' [[Patrick Toner]], [[Rude McKen]], [[John Griffiths]] | ||
| + | '''Music Composer (uncredited)''' [[Andi McGinty]] | ||
==Physical Scans== | ==Physical Scans== | ||
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| System(s): Sega Mega Drive, Sega Game Gear | |||||
| Publisher: U.S. Gold | |||||
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| Genre: Action | |||||
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Hurricanes is a 1994 platformer for various systems, including the Sega Mega Drive and Sega Game Gear, by U.S. Gold based on DiC's Hurricanes cartoon. The MD and GG versions were only released in Europe (a SNES port developed by Probe was released in the US). Each version has different levels.
The game is a platformer similar to Marko's Magic Football: you play as one of the players on the fictional Hurricanes football team as they use their football to destroy enemies through various platforming levels. 
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kicks and 
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jumps. The ball will always come back to you after you kick it.
In the Game Gear version, the goal of each stage is to collect a certain amount of items to open up the exit to the next level (which is represented by a flag with the Hurricanes logo on it.)
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Production Credits
Game Gear Version
Hurricanes Produced by Arc Developments Programming by John Barber, Byron Nilsson Graphics by Darren Wakeman, Carl Entwistle, Craig Davison, Gary Noden, Paul Walker Music by Andi McGinty (Andi) Effects by Chris Coupe (Chibsy) Mapping by Martin Smith Project Management James Farnhill Quality Control Patrick Toner, Rude McKen, John Griffiths
Mega Drive Version
Hurricanes Produced by Arc Developments Programming by Derrick Owens Graphics by Darren Wakeman, Carl Entwistle, Craig Davison, Paul Walker, Gary Tonge Level Mapping Martin Smith, Carl Entwistle Sprite Mapping Martin Smith Quality Control Patrick Toner, Rude McKen, John Griffiths Music Composer (uncredited) Andi McGinty
Physical Scans
Mega Drive Version
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 Cover
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Game Gear Version
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   Cover
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- ↑ Player One, "Mars 1995" (FR; 1995-0x-xx), page 107
- ↑ Play Time, "3/95" (DE; 1995-02-08), page 105