Totally overlooked action platformer but genuinely enjoyable to play. Good production values, dynamic gameplay. A nice surprise for those who enjoy digging through GBA catalogs.
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Platform game developed by Bits Studios on GBA. Published by Majesco Sales in the USA in March 2003. A polar bear and a penguin can merge into a giant blender to spin away enemies and obstacles. Alternation between the two characters with complementary abilities, numerous levels with varied environments, collectibles and a boss at the end of each world. Colorful style and original gameplay.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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Collector interest
Blender Bros. is an action platformer developed by Bits Studios and released in the US by Majesco, here under the Atari banner. Its premise of a polar bear and penguin merging into a giant blender went entirely unnoticed, making it a genuine NTSC catalogue sleeper. Its value rests on a modest print run and total media obscurity rather than broad demand. A real draw for collectors hunting original, overlooked GBA platformers.
Is Blender Bros. still worth playing in 2026?
An offbeat platformer developed by Bits Studios, Blender Bros. gives the player a duo, polar bear and penguin, able to fuse into a giant blender to grind enemies and obstacles by spinning. The idea is fun and the world quirky, but the execution suffers from imprecise handling, uneven level design and a modest production. The concept is not enough to carry the whole over the long haul. For someone curious about the GBA's obscure platformers or a fan of eccentric concepts, the title keeps mostly a curiosity value.
