character of the game, and one of the two characters that are selectable in the beginning. He runs at normal speed. At the end of his run, he jumps from the top of a building and turns into a normal domino once he hits the ground. A young woman can be seen walking as Mr. Domino falls. Eventually, she sees Mr. Domino in his normal form on the ground, picks him up and walks away with him. Miss Domino is the only other character available in the beginning of the game. While she has the same speed as Mr. Domino, Miss Domino moves by skipping rather than running. At the end of her run, she runs into a wall and turns into a normal domino upon impact. Mr. Domino sees this and does the same, turning himself into a normal domino, lying beside Miss Domino in her normal form. Bruce is a Domino with devil horns, unlocked by simply completing the game once. He is difficult to handle due to his fast running speed, and is thus for advanced players only. At the end of his run, he blows himself up into a normal domino, only for a crow to swoop him up and fly away with him. Pierre-Domino is a Domino with glasses, unlocked by setting a High Score for each stage. He is the opposite of Bruce, as he runs slowly and runs out of stamina quickly. At the end of his run, he falls over due to exhaustion and turns into a normal domino. The sky then rains on him. D△M•?0 is an alien-like Domino, unlocked by setting a High Score for each stage. While he is listed as of the unknown style, he is actually the fastest of all the characters. At the end of his run, he melts into a normal domino and a UFO beams him up before flying into space with him. Reception The game received mixed reviews from critics upon release. In Japan, Famitsu gave it a score of 25 out of 40. Next Generation said that "for puzzle-savvy players, the combination of technique, luck, quirky surrealism, and clever designs in Mr. Domino gives the game just enough of a hook to incite addiction." References External links 1998 video games Acclaim Entertainment games Artdink games PlayStation (console) games PlayStation (console)-only games Puzzle video games Video games developed in Japan Endless runner games