Legendary bearded video game programmer, David Crane, designed an out-of-this-world Nintendo experience in 1989. A Boy and His Blob tells the story of one nerdy nameless boy and his alien Frosty-the-Snowman-look-a-like friend, Blobert, and their journey to unearth treasure buried below New York City’s subway system and on a planet called Blobolonia. Hold up, shit gets even stranger: the Blob eats jelly beans along the way to transform into objects like a blow torch or a rocket ship. It’s your classic coming-of-age tale of adolescent boy-blob love, and one hell of an LSD trip.

My Blob, My Blob, My Blob. Talkin’ bout, Myyy Blob. My Blob!

After blobbing around with the prototype, and beating the game a number of times, I could not find one motherblobbing thing different from the released game. (Sad blob face. ) This sample appears to be final or near-final. If I had to guess, probably a review copy.

After dumping the game and running it through GoodNES, the game is the same as retail.

Blobstard! Blob this piece of blobbing blobit!

Blobulimia: Serious Jelly Bean Eating Disorder

Bladder
Blobber Jack
Blobbing Ball
Blridge
Blobpoline
Blobhole
Blocket
Blobsmithing
Blobble
Hummingblob
Blob Torch
Umblobrella