Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends (1993)

Malibu Interactive

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis

1.75 from 4 ratings

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Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends is a game starring the characters from the children's television show Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends. The game, aimed towards the preschool demographic, has players controlling several different characters from the show's universe, including Thomas, James, Percy, Toby and Duck. Edward, Henry and Gordon also appear in the game mode with Thomas and … Read more
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends is a game starring the characters from the children's television show Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends. The game, aimed towards the preschool demographic, has players controlling several different characters from the show's universe, including Thomas, James, Percy, Toby and Duck. Edward, Henry and Gordon also appear in the game mode with Thomas and James. The original Thomas title music is played at the title screen. This game features music from the first three seasons, and all text is spoken by Craig Ewert. Read less
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Details

Developers
Malibu Interactive
Publishers
THQ
Genres
Racing, Simulator
Themes
Kids
Franchises
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends

Release dates

  • Nov 1993 (North_America) Sega Mega Drive/Genesis
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Rating distribution

5 stars
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1 star
1
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BleppinDrago

Review BleppinDrago 1/5 · Feb 19, 2023

Sad toot

I haven't played this in over 20 years but I'm still holding a grudge. I thought it would be some kind of 16-bit rail simulator but it was mostly boring pre-school level mini games. Even the couple of mini games that were anywhere close to what I imagined Thomas would be like on the snes were too short and simple. …

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I haven't played this in over 20 years but I'm still holding a grudge. I thought it would be some kind of 16-bit rail simulator but it was mostly boring pre-school level mini games. Even the couple of mini games that were anywhere close to what I imagined Thomas would be like on the snes were too short and simple. Thankfully the game was only a video store rental and I gladly returned it. Tbf I was slightly above the intended audience when I played the game. My love for physical model train sets kept me watching the show almost into my pre-teens, until they started transitioning to computer animation (I heard recently it's become 2D 🤮).

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