A lost SNES game, Mr Tuff, has burrowed its way into the retro streaming service Anstream Arcade.
Mr Tuff was conceived by Darren Melbourne for Sales Curve Interactive (SCI) and designed by Ned Langman.
In the game, you play a demolition robot tasked with saving the Earth from evil military androids.
Mr Tuff is set in the then-futuristic year of 2008!
Mr Tuff was originally intended for release on SNES back in 1994, but it was cancelled prior to its release.
However, now the lost SNES game can be played via the retro subscription service Antstream Arcade. if you’re (Mr) Tuff enough!
If you’re yet to encounter Anstream Arcade, it’s the world’s largest officially licensed retro game platform, featuring more than 1300 games available to stream. The extensive and impressive catalogue includes titles from the early systems like the Atari 2600 and Commodore 64, to Arcade classics and games from SNES, Megadrive, and PlayStation One, and even features newly developed arcade games. Tournaments and challenges mean that these classic games can be played in new ways, allowing players to compete with the active community, and the service is accessible on a multitude of devices, including PC, mobile, Xbox, and more.
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