Posts Tagged ‘Protonic Interactive’

Rumble: The Mad Match [GBC - Cancelled]

25 Feb 2013

Rumble: The Mad Match is a cancelled fantasy dodge ball game that was in development for the GameBoy Color at Protonic Interactive (also known as Prograph Research) around 2000. The italian team cooked up a game that looks very reminiscent of Neo Geo classic Windjammers only with six (plus one hidden) strange fantasy creatures as [...]


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