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"Micro Machines" is a racing video game that was developed by Codemasters and released for the Nintendo Super NES in 1994. It is part of the Micro Machines video game series which is famous for its top-down racing style featuring miniature toy vehicles. The game is highly praised for its inventive and varied tracks, which are all set in everyday locations but from a diminutive perspective. Players race across unconventional tracks such as breakfast tables, garden patios, and desktops, navigating around obstacles like cereal boxes, coffee cups, and garden tools, experiencing a unique twist on traditional racing mechanics.

Significantly, "Micro Machines" for the SNES stands out for its multiplayer mode, which allows up to four players to race simultaneously via the use of additional controllers or by sharing controllers, fostering a competitive and social gaming experience. The game features a diverse range of vehicles including sports cars, boats, and tanks, each with distinct handling characteristics that affect their performance on different surfaces and terrains. "Micro Machines" on the SNES is often celebrated for its challenging gameplay and the creative use of scale and space, making it a memorable classic on the platform. This innovative approach not only provided an entertaining gaming experience but also contributed significantly to the game's charm and long-standing appeal in the racing genre.

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