Marble Madness: any games similar?

[almostgotthemall]

Ahh...this thread is from before I joined...
If the subject isn't stale, I would like to add this:

I played Sonic 3D Blast on the Genny, and it reminds alot of Marble Madness...

[Melf]

It's not exactly the same, but Sega's Borench is pretty cool too.

[Julio III]

I've heard a lot of good things about Marble Blast Ultra for the Xbox 360 Live Arcade

[JPeeples]

I-Ninja has some Marble Madness-y elements to it, and if this thread hadn't be bumped, I'd have missed out on that 3D remake, so thanks for that.

[tom]

Bobby Bearing on C-64 (and Spectrum), and you are a ball too.

Maybe on Atari XL (and C-64) Flip and Flop (First Star), and Rock n Bolt (Activision) if I'm stretching it a bit.

[n8littlefield]

I would also add Pac n Roll on the DS. It's pretty similar to Marble Madness as well.

[Teknik_SE-R]

I finally get your sig pic!would katamari count?

[ClubNinja]

I've heard a lot of good things about Marble Blast Ultra for the Xbox 360 Live Arcade

This is fantastic, indeed.

[Bratwurst]

HAMSTERBALL

[CosmicMonkey]

What about a bit of Irritating Maze on NeoGeo? From what I understand, it's now playable with a joystick if you use the new version of the UniBIOS. I beleive people are working on getting trackballs to work too.

[Iron Draggon]

There's also Marble Blaster for the PC.

[Blitzwing256]

i'm shocked nobody mentioned kirby's tilt and tumble on the gameboy colour, same concept unique control scheme you tilt the gameboy to roll kirby around the screen.

[lotus13]

You might like Spindizzy Worlds for SNES. There's some games that have a similar "feel", such as Snake Ratlle N Roll for NES. There's also a game for Super Famicom which you guide a marble or some type of object through a moving maze while trying to avoid the sides and dead ends. Can't remember the name if it, though.

[c0ldb33r]

I played Sonic 3D Blast on the Genny, and it reminds alot of Marble Madness...

I was going to say this

It was also released for the game gear and saturn wasn't it?