Munch Mobile (Game)

Munch Mobile

GAME » on January 1983

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Munch Mobile is a game where the player pilots an animated car with the goal of grabbing food and maneuvering around dangerous obstacles.

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Munch Mobile (Joyful Road in Japan) is an action/driving game released for arcades in 1983 by SNK (Company). It later received a conversion to the Texas Instruments 99/4A console. The player controls a small, red car with the main objective being to avoid environmental hazards and grab food. Food allows the car to replenish its fuel and continue driving. If the player does not successfully grab fuel than eventually the car will stop and the player will fail the level.

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