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As the game progresses, a display at the top of the screen cycles through the letters in the word EXTRA. Every time the player's score reaches a multiple of 5,000 points, the highlighted letter enters the playfield as an
Alphamonster, which can be defeated in the same manner as a creep. Defeating the
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to their hopes, the game was priced at over $ 50. In 1995,
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s "The Year's Best Three AM Machines" Survey Results"
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The game's creator Kazutoshi Ueda went on to work at
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1600:Virtual Console releases April 2010
1471:"NEW GAMES CROSS REVIEW: Mr. Do!".
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1391:"AMOA Votes On Annual Game Awards"
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964:"Mr. Do!: The Do Dude Returns".
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1049:Translation
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445:August 2020
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108:Platform(s)
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