As the story goes, Atari developed a sequel to Marble Madness and created a handful of prototypes for internal focus group testing in the early 90s. Feedback wasn’t all that hot, however, and Atari reportedly blamed it on the game’s trackball controls. Another prototype was made with an updated control scheme that replaced the trackball with a joystick and accelerator button but it didn’t fare much better.
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