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Game Info
- Platform
- SNES
- Genres
- Action · Platformer
- Player Perspective
- Side view
- Developers
- Atlus Co., Ltd
- Publishers
- Atlus Co., Ltd
- Release date
- February 1, 1993
Summary
Super Widget is a quirky SNES platformer that captures the zany spirit of the cartoon it’s based on. As you guide Widget through a series of colorful worlds, you’ll collect ‘W’ coins—every hundred of them nets an extra life, which feels like a nice little safety net in a game that can get surprisingly challenging. The real charm lies in the transformation system: power‑ups are grouped into categories, and stacking up to three of the same type morphs Widget into increasingly potent creatures, each wielding a unique ranged attack. Getting hit while transformed drops you back a step, and a hit in your default form costs a life, so timing those upgrades is key. Each stage ends with a boss that demands pattern‑learning and precise shooting, and after the showdown you’re graded on speed and combat skill, earning ‘Watcher Experience’ that reflects how well you handled the chaos.
Storyline
Super Widget thrusts players into a planetary crisis: Earth is under siege from a rag‑tag crew of villains bent on wrecking the environment for their own gain. Far beyond the Solar System, in the Horsehead Nebula, a council of shapeshifting beings called the World Watchers allocate guardians to safeguard worlds. One such guardian is Widget, a purple alien apprentice tasked with defending our blue planet.
Widget isn’t alone in this mission. He’s paired with Mega Brain, an unusually intelligent sidekick who provides tactical support and witty commentary as the duo battles the eco‑destructive foes. Together they travel across diverse locales, confronting each threat while trying to keep the planet’s ecosystems intact.
The game’s narrative blends classic sci‑fi tropes with an environmental message, positioning the player as a member of Widget’s team. As the story unfolds, the stakes rise, revealing that the villains’ plans are more far‑reaching than initially believed, and only the combined efforts of Widget, Mega Brain, and the player can save Earth from irreversible damage.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Game modes
- Single
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