The Incredible Crash Dummies (Super Nintendo, 1993)

Well the crash dummies were just a ad for wearing a seat beat at one time but now you control them through a platform adventure game that brings you through the crash test site,construction site,and more.The graphics are average but the game is fun to play.

This same game was also ported to NES, SNES, Genesis, and Amiga. Later, an updated version of the title that was released for GameBoy and Game Gear.

In the game, the player takes control of Slick in a storyline loosely tied in with the animated movie. The crash dummy is sent on a quest to recover the Torso 9000 and defeat the Junkman. The game adopts a traditional side-scrolling playing style in which each level must be finished from left to right and Junkman's minions defeated along the way. Whenever Slick suffers damage he loses a limb, until he has none left and dies. The loss of limbs does not otherwise affect gameplay.

In total there are sixteen levels to complete divided into four areas, each of which must be completed under a specified amount of time. To defend himself, Slick comes equipped with spanners he can throw at his enemies, although their supply is limited. At the end of each area a boss character must be fought and, when successfully completed, a bonus stage can be entered. In the bonus stage the player drives a crash test vehicle and rakes up bonus points as the speed rises

This game is alright. It reminds me of the game hangman. Everytime you get hit by a passing car or falling tire, you lose one of your limbs. There is screwdrivers you can recover to gain one of those limbs back, but it seems like some of them are placed right next to a spot where you are guaranteed to lose a limb as soon as you get one back. You can throw wrenches at some of the obstacles that will hurt you and they tend to explode. All in all this game lacks some creativity. Every level ive played (not many) tend to seem the same so the game gets redundant.