Games developed by Al Baker & Associates

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Disney's Bonkers: Wax Up!

SEGA Master System, Game Gear 1998

Madame Who-Said has been wax coating famous Toons to make statues for her Wax Museum, and the next victim will be Bonkers! Now you have to stop her, free your friend Lucky and find the Toon Toaster to unwax the Toons. In this platform game, the player controls Bonkers through several levels in which he must find 7 pickle clues. Pressing the pause button displays a compass with the number of remaining clues and the direction to the next one. Bonkers can run (by holding down button 1), jump (button 2) , crouch and slide (by running and pressing the opposite direction on the d-pad). Bonkers will find various objects to recover his health (such as coffee cups, donuts, pizza slices and badges), as well as some bonus items. You will also meet some of your friends, such as Marylin, who will show you the way to the bonus levels, where you must find pieces of the Toon Toaster. In these bonus levels, Bonkers will ride a mine cart on a track course, trying to collect items. After a series of sublevels, Bonkers will have to fight a boss, usually villains from the TV show.

R.B.I. Baseball '94

Game Gear 1994

This portable version is different from its console cousin in terms of content. While the game still features 28 teams modeled after their real-life 1993 MLB counterparts (with the exception of the MLB license), there are fewer players in this version. Each team also has previous Hall of Fame teams dating back to the 1980s. There is only one game mode available, a single-player exhibition in which the player chooses a team to face a computer A. I. team. However, if the player chooses two teams from the same league, the game will have the player compete in a best-of-seven series, with passwords. There is also a watch option that allows the player to watch two computer A. I. teams compete against each other.