Mr. Nutz: Hoppin' Mad

Cancelled Genesis version

A port of Mr. Nutz: Hoppin' Mad was being developed for Genesis (under the name Mr. Nutz 2). Several European magazines even reviewed the game, but it was never released.

Development

This game started as Timet: The Flying Squirrel and featured a different character (Timet). However the game's publisher Ocean didn't want to have two different squirrel characters in its game catalogue and decided to replace Timet with Mr. Nutz, despite the game featuring a different universe and objections from the creators of Mr. Nutz.

Awards

• Amiga Joker
  • Issue 02/1995 – Best Dexterity Game in 1994 (Readers' Vote)