Mappy Kids

However, the girl he wants to marry won't agree to marriage until Happy can prove that he can provide for a family.

So now it's up to Happy to collect a small fortune so he can please his would be spouse.

Of course, the boss cat Nyamco and his legion of mukies stand in the way of making this an easy endeavor.

The game is a basic sidescrolling platformer.

Happy can defeat his enemies by kicking them.

He can also perform a jump, and while he's up in the air, he can spin his tail so he can glide in the air for a short period of time, which is useful for clearing large chasms.

Littered throughout the levels are treasure boxes and coins which earn money for Happy, which in turn can be spent on items for domestic living.

On the other hand, every time Happy is hit by an enemy, he loses some money, though a money bag will appear allowing Happy to recollect some of the lost money.

After each stage, Happy is presented with a slot machine ran by Nyamco.

First, Happy spins the wheel to see a prize.

Prizes range from extra lives to domestic items.

Now, to actually win these prizes, Happy must go up against one of the Mukies in a minigame.

If he fails to win the minigame, he can be penalized by losing some money, domestic items, or even a life.

Minigames include waving flags by following Nyamco's orders.

There's also a minigame where Happy stands back to back with a mukie and they try to push each other off a platform.

The other minigame involves trying to spot more differences in a picture than the opponent can.

After the minigame is over, Happy goes to a shop, where he can purchase items for his house.

Buying these items will prove to the bride to be that Happy is worth marrying.

The two player game has both players, (one playing as Happy, the other as his brother Rappy), competing against each other to collect the most assets to prove their worth as a suitable husband.

Mappy Kids for Nintendo Entertainment System is currently worth €51.56 loose, €37.93 complete in box, and €121.56 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Mappy Kids has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Mappy Kids, loose is €51.56 and CIB is €37.93 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.