Qix (Game Boy)
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Developer: Minakuchi Engineering
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A port of Taito's Qix, the game where you build squares and avoid a giant spinny vector thing. Getting a high score rewards the player with the stereotypical Marios of the world.
Unused Graphics
A mummy-wrapped Mario and an Egyptian tileset, meaning that an Egyptian ending screen was planned.
A Native American Mario and tileset, meaning a Native American ending screen was planned too.
A hula dancer. There's no Polynesian Mario or tileset, so this is all that remains.
Unused Cheat
Game Genie code 010‑07F‑E6A re-enables a simple cheat at the title screen. Hold A and press Start to be invincible.
The Qix series
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| Arcade | Twin Qix |
| DOS | Qix |
| TurboGrafx-16 | Volfied |
| Game Boy | Qix |
| FM Towns | Volfied |
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