Diet Go Go Arcade

The aim is to clear each screen of monsters and avoid getting fat. Monsters are defeated by throwing food at them until they inflate (get fat), then touching them to burst them, sending them flying around the screen and killing any other monsters they come into contact with. Many monsters also throw food at the players, making them increasingly fat.
If players get too fat, they lose a life, although bonus diet sodas occasionally appear and can be picked up to reverse the effect. Contact with monsters who aren't fully inflated is fatal.
When monsters are destroyed, they leave behind rings, gems, power-ups and diet tonic.
Power-ups include roller-skates to move faster, compressed air to blow monsters up and increased fire power.
Data East coins also appear on each level. If players collect these coins, they shoot up to the top of the screen where a fruit machine display rolls over and dispenses gems, power-ups and rings. If the fruit machine reads 777, a bonus round appears in which players jump on clouds to collect falling gems while avoiding the falling food that will make them fat.
The game starts with one player selecting an area on a world map, then progresses through two levels of play to reach a giant boss on the third round.
After the boss is destroyed that world is complete and play moves onto the next. Each world has a different theme and boss.
This game reuses many assets from Tumble Pop, which was released the year prior. Dr. Dogedo, who was the final boss in Tumble Pop, also reprises his role in this game.
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[@unclepaul1995]

It’s like Lazy Town on Arcade.

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Diet Go Go is a single-screen platform game for one or two players developed and published by Data East for arcades in August 1992. Players control two anime-styled teenagers (a boy and girl) wearing gym gear.

[@shinhiryozenchikiza6540]

Coooool 😊

[@oscarestivencarabalyherrer1279]

It's just like Henry Danger and Power Rangers in the arcade