were released for home systems, including Magic Meanies (ZX Spectrum), Henri (Atari 8-bit), Fruity Frank (Amstrad CPC, MSX), Mr. Dig (TRS-80 Color Computer, Atari 8-bit). and Mr Ee for the BBC Micro. The game's creator Kazutoshi Ueda went on to work at Tehkan (now Tecmo) and then became a co-founder of Atlus, where he worked on the Megami Tensei series. Ueda's work at Universal, particularly Mr. Do!, inspired the game design style of Tehkan's Michitaka Tsuruta, who went on to create Guzzler (1983), Bomb Jack (1984), Solomon's Key (1986), and the Captain Tsubasa game series. References External links 1982 video games Arcade video games Apple II games Atari 2600 games Atari 8-bit family games ColecoVision games Commodore 64 games MSX games Game Boy games Game Boy Color games Super Nintendo Entertainment System games X68000 games U.S. Gold games Video games about clowns Video games developed in Japan Virtual Console games Universal Entertainment games Single-player video games Taito arcade games