Madballs debuted in February 1986 with a retail price of $3.99 apiece. ... and KidRobot recently issued a line of Madballs designed after horror movie icons like Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger.

Sure, Madballs look like if they came alive, they'd gladly murder you—but since their disappearance, too much gleeking has gone unrecognized. Sadly, not even Grown Ups 2 can compensate for this ...

Madballs in Babo: Invasion may be an obscure title, but the game's roll-and-gun action is universally accessible. A variety of weapons and special powers give multiplayer combat some depth, ...

The Madballs and Garbage Pail Kids go full cowboy in this preview, with the two teams facing off in the Wild West! Joining me on this preview is Bleeding Cool's AI writing assistant, LOLtron.

Developed by independent Toronto studio Play Brains, Madballs is a top down 3-D shooter. Players roll their rifle-equipped balls through mazes of corridors, shooting enemy spheres while keeping an ...

Madballs is the first Xbox Live Arcade game to offer in-game avatar support. We took ours online to fight against the game's developers. By Guy Cocker on July 10, 2009 at 1:03PM PDT ...

This year’s Comic-Con featured some of the best reveals for anyone who grew up in the ‘80s. Re-releases and updated versions of everything from ...

OTTAWA, CANADA - July 14 2009 – Playbrains, an independent game development studio specializing in the digital download arena, are excited to announce that their pride and joy, the love-child of ...

Verdict. If you've been waiting for a Madballs game since 1985, you're initially going to be disappointed. Beyond the title, Madballs in Babo: Invasion has nothing to do with the gross-out toys.

The Madballs tie-in may be a little misleading, but the game seems to be a lot of fun and that's all that really matters. Look for it this summer. In This Article. Madballs in Babo: Invasion.