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''Mega Math Blaster'' is an EdutainmentGame in the ''VideoGame/BlasterSeries''.
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''Mega Math Blaster'' is an EdutainmentGame in the ''VideoGame/BlasterSeries''.
''[[VideoGame/BlasterSeries Blaster]]'' series.
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* ContinuityNod: In the introduction, Spot flies past the prison planet Lock-Em-Up, where the previous games' villains Trash Alien, Illitera, and Dr. Minus are imprisoned.
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* ContinuityNod: In the introduction, Spot flies past the prison planet Lock-Em-Up, where the previous games' villains [[VideoGame/MathBlasterInSearchOfSpot Trash Alien, Illitera, Alien]], [[VideoGame/ReadingBlasterInvasionOfTheWordSnatchers Illitera]], and [[VideoGame/MathBlasterSecretOfTheLostCity Dr. Minus Minus]] are imprisoned.
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'''Freud:''' ''Ja'', he's the one who oozed ze planet Moldar. Zese are ze three energy crystals of Moldar, which power a generator that can free ze planet ''und'' veaken him.
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'''Freud:''' ''Ja'', he's the one who oozed ze planet Moldar. Zese are ze three energy crystals of Moldar, which power a generator that zat can free ze planet ''und'' veaken him.
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* BananaPeel: You throw these to trip enemies.
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'''Freud:''' ''Ja'', he's the one who oozed ze planet Moldar. Zese are ze three energy crystals of Moldar, which power generator that can free ze planet ''und'' veaken him.
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'''Freud:''' ''Ja'', he's the one who oozed ze planet Moldar. Zese are ze three energy crystals of Moldar, which power a generator that can free ze planet ''und'' veaken him.
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-->'''Freud:''' Zis is a trial of ooze, left by Gelator.\\
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-->'''Freud:''' Zis is a trial trail of ooze, left by Gelator.\\
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As in the previous version, you play Blasternaut on his mission to rescue Spot.
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As in the previous version, you play Blasternaut on his mission to rescue Spot.
Spot. You're also given the additional goal of saving the planet Moldar from Gelator's control, but ultimately, it's all accomplished with the same mini-games that ''In Search of Spot'' featured.
-->'''Freud:''' Zis is a trial of ooze, left by Gelator.\\
'''Blasternaut:''' Gelator, the brain drainer!\\
'''Freud:''' ''Ja'', he's the one who oozed ze planet Moldar. Zese are ze three energy crystals of Moldar, which power generator that can free ze planet ''und'' veaken him.
'''Blasternaut:''' Gelator, the brain drainer!\\
'''Freud:''' ''Ja'', he's the one who oozed ze planet Moldar. Zese are ze three energy crystals of Moldar, which power generator that can free ze planet ''und'' veaken him.
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* TakenForGranite: [[spoiler:One ending has Blasternaut petrify Gelator during a Western=style showdown, after which the latter crumbles to dust]].
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* TakenForGranite: [[spoiler:One ending has Blasternaut petrify Gelator during a Western=style Western-style showdown, after which the latter crumbles to dust]].
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''Mega Math Blaster'' is an EdutainmentGame in the ''[[VideoGame/BlasterSeries Blaster]]'' series. Teaching basic arithmetic, it originally came with a recommended age range of six to twelve. It was subsequently retitled ''Math Blaster: Ages 6-9'' and then ''Math Blaster for 3rd Grade''. And yes, each retitle narrowed the supposed age range, all without the game's educational content ever changing.
The game is a remake of ''VideoGame/MathBlasterInSearchOfSpot'', which in turn makes it the fourth remake of the original ''Math Blaster''. The plot involves Spot getting kidnapped by the slime monster Gelator, who is basically an upgraded version of the Trash Alien. As in the previous version, you play Blasternaut on his mission to rescue Spot.
The game is a remake of ''VideoGame/MathBlasterInSearchOfSpot'', which in turn makes it the fourth remake of the original ''Math Blaster''. The plot involves Spot getting kidnapped by the slime monster Gelator, who is basically an upgraded version of the Trash Alien. As in the previous version, you play Blasternaut on his mission to rescue Spot.
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''Mega Math Blaster'' is an EdutainmentGame in the ''[[VideoGame/BlasterSeries Blaster]]'' series. ''VideoGame/BlasterSeries''.
Teaching basic arithmetic, it originally came with a recommended age range of six to twelve. It was subsequently retitled ''Math Blaster: Ages 6-9'' and then ''Math Blaster for 3rd Grade''. And yes, each retitle narrowed the supposed age range, all without the game's educational content ever changing.
The game is a remake of ''VideoGame/MathBlasterInSearchOfSpot'', which in turn makes it the fourth remake of the original ''Math Blaster''. The plot involves Spot getting kidnapped by the slime monster Gelator, who is basically an upgraded version of the TrashAlien. Alien.
As in the previous version, you play Blasternaut on his mission to rescueSpot.Spot.
Teaching basic arithmetic, it originally came with a recommended age range of six to twelve. It was subsequently retitled ''Math Blaster: Ages 6-9'' and then ''Math Blaster for 3rd Grade''. And yes, each retitle narrowed the supposed age range, all without the game's educational content ever changing.
The game is a remake of ''VideoGame/MathBlasterInSearchOfSpot'', which in turn makes it the fourth remake of the original ''Math Blaster''. The plot involves Spot getting kidnapped by the slime monster Gelator, who is basically an upgraded version of the Trash
As in the previous version, you play Blasternaut on his mission to rescue
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* XRaySparks: Getting slimed by the drones in the second puzzle results in this.
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* XRaySparks: Getting slimed by the drones in the second puzzle results in this.this.
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* CobwebTrampoline: The second jungle level ends on one of these, followed by a kissing troll swooping in and carrying Blasternaut up to the exit.
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* FungusHumongous: One of the levels has these as platforms.
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* FungusHumongous: One of the bonus levels has these as platforms and an entire mushroom forest as a background.
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: On hard mode, the cave runner puzzle takes you right up to the door of the generator room for the next puzzle.
* HailfirePeaks: The second and third ice cave levels feature lava pits, with the latter also having fire-breathing ice sculptures as platforms.
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: On hard mode, the cave runner puzzle takes you right up to the door of the generator room for the next puzzle.
* HailfirePeaks: The second and third ice cave levels feature lava pits, with the latter also having fire-breathing ice sculptures as platforms.
* JetPack: Blasternaut gets one partway through the first ice cave level, allowing him to fly over gaps and punch the foot trolls instead of tripping them up.
* TakenForGranite: [[spoiler:One ending has Blasternaut petrify Gelator during a Western=style showdown, after which the latter crumbles to dust]].
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* VideoGameRemake: As noted above, this is a remake of ''Math Blaster: In Search of Spot'', which was itself the latest in a series of remakes.
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* VideoGameRemake: As noted above, this is a remake of ''Math Blaster: In Search of Spot'', which was itself the latest in a series of remakes.remakes.
* XRaySparks: Getting slimed by the drones in the second puzzle results in this.
* XRaySparks: Getting slimed by the drones in the second puzzle results in this.
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* ConvectionSchmonvection: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has both lava and fire-breathing statues [[UpToEleven in an ice cave]].
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* ConvectionSchmonvection: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has both lava and fire-breathing statues [[UpToEleven in an ice cave]].cave.
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''Mega Math Blaster'' is an EdutainmentGame in the ''[[VideoGame/BlasterSeries Blaster]]'' series. Teaching basic arithmetic, it originally came with a recommended age range of six to twelve. It was subsequently retitled ''Math Blaster: Ages 6-9'' and then ''Math Blaster for 3rd Grade''. And yes, each retitle narrowed the supposed age range, all without the game's educational content ever changing.
The game is a remake of ''VideoGame/MathBlasterInSearchOfSpot'', which in turn makes it the fourth remake of the original ''Math Blaster''. The plot involves Spot getting kidnapped by the slime monster Gelator, who is basically an upgraded version of the Trash Alien. As in the previous version, you play Blasternaut on his mission to rescue Spot.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AbnormalAmmo: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has you throw banana peels, clothespins, and pacifiers at enemies.
* AsteroidThicket: The normal and "good" endings show Blasternaut and G.C. chasing Gelator through one of these. The game is also bookended by you blasting your way through it in pursuit of said villain.
* BlobMonster: Gelator is a slime monster. [[spoiler:One of the endings also has his parents.]]
* ContinuityNod: In the introduction, Spot flies past the prison planet Lock-Em-Up, where the previous games' villains Trash Alien, Illitera, and Dr. Minus are imprisoned.
* ConvectionSchmonvection: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has both lava and fire-breathing statues [[UpToEleven in an ice cave]].
* {{Expy}}: Gelator is a yellow alien with three eyes that abducts Spot... exactly like the Trash Alien. In fact, this entire game is a rehash of ''In Search of Spot''.
* FungusHumongous: One of the levels has these as platforms.
* HerrDoktor: Blasternaut has a "wrist analyzer", which is referred to as "Freud" and speaks with a German accent.
* JungleJapes: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has a varying number of these depending on the difficulty. On hard mode, there are two of these followed by an UndergroundLevel.
* LiquidAssets: Gelator drains Spot's intelligence.
* MultipleEndings: Determined by how many bonus objects you found in the game.
* PowerCrystal: Each of the first three puzzles end with finding one.
* RuinsForRuinsSake: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has up to three of these levels depending on the difficulty.
* UndergroundLevel: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has up to three ice cave levels depending on the difficulty. Hard mode also adds one after the two jungle levels.
* VideoGameRemake: As noted above, this is a remake of ''Math Blaster: In Search of Spot'', which was itself the latest in a series of remakes.
The game is a remake of ''VideoGame/MathBlasterInSearchOfSpot'', which in turn makes it the fourth remake of the original ''Math Blaster''. The plot involves Spot getting kidnapped by the slime monster Gelator, who is basically an upgraded version of the Trash Alien. As in the previous version, you play Blasternaut on his mission to rescue Spot.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AbnormalAmmo: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has you throw banana peels, clothespins, and pacifiers at enemies.
* AsteroidThicket: The normal and "good" endings show Blasternaut and G.C. chasing Gelator through one of these. The game is also bookended by you blasting your way through it in pursuit of said villain.
* BlobMonster: Gelator is a slime monster. [[spoiler:One of the endings also has his parents.]]
* ContinuityNod: In the introduction, Spot flies past the prison planet Lock-Em-Up, where the previous games' villains Trash Alien, Illitera, and Dr. Minus are imprisoned.
* ConvectionSchmonvection: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has both lava and fire-breathing statues [[UpToEleven in an ice cave]].
* {{Expy}}: Gelator is a yellow alien with three eyes that abducts Spot... exactly like the Trash Alien. In fact, this entire game is a rehash of ''In Search of Spot''.
* FungusHumongous: One of the levels has these as platforms.
* HerrDoktor: Blasternaut has a "wrist analyzer", which is referred to as "Freud" and speaks with a German accent.
* JungleJapes: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has a varying number of these depending on the difficulty. On hard mode, there are two of these followed by an UndergroundLevel.
* LiquidAssets: Gelator drains Spot's intelligence.
* MultipleEndings: Determined by how many bonus objects you found in the game.
* PowerCrystal: Each of the first three puzzles end with finding one.
* RuinsForRuinsSake: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has up to three of these levels depending on the difficulty.
* UndergroundLevel: ''Mega Math Blaster'' has up to three ice cave levels depending on the difficulty. Hard mode also adds one after the two jungle levels.
* VideoGameRemake: As noted above, this is a remake of ''Math Blaster: In Search of Spot'', which was itself the latest in a series of remakes.
