DETAILS Format Various Released 1993 Publisher Sierra Product ID ? Size (cm) ? Weight (kg) ?

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Originally released on MS-DOS and MAC in 1993, The Incredible Machine is a clever, cunning and addictive puzzle game designed by Kevin Ryan, that became a stalwart desktop favourite throughout the 90s. Pictured here (for reference only) is the original PC packaging. A Japanese FM Towns conversion also exists, released by a company called Cybelle in 1994.

DETAILS Format 3DO Released 23 July 1994 Publisher T&E Soft Product ID FZ-SJ0154 Size (cm) 14.2 x 12.4 x 1 Weight (kg) 0.10

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The 3DO plays host to an excellent version of The Incredible Machine, that was for some reason renamed 'Pararancho' for the Japanese market. A great game - hands down one of the best home computer puzzlers of the mid-90s. CD case, 3DO CD-ROM disc, 28-page colour booklet, spine card.

DETAILS Format Sega Saturn Released 30 Aug 1996 Publisher Capcom Product ID T-1209G Size (cm) 14.2 x 12.4 x 1 Weight (kg) 0.10

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Capcom must have been big fans of The Incredible Machine - this is essentially the exact same game, redesigned to feature characters and objects from the world of Makaimura. Make no mistake, this is an absolutely fantastic puzzle game - it will rattle your brain like nobody's business. CD case, Sega Saturn CD-ROM disc, colour booklet, spine card.

DETAILS Format PlayStation Released 30 Aug 1996 Publisher Capcom Product ID SLPS-00363 Size (cm) 14.2 x 13 x 1.7 Weight (kg) 0.15

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The PlayStation version of Cacpcom's The incredible Machine remix sells for a little more than its SS counterpart - it is still a very popular title, that is slowly becoming very hard to find. PlayStation case, PS CD-ROM disc, 28-page colour booklet, spine card.

DETAILS Format Guide Book Released Sep 1996 Publisher ? Product ID n/a Size (cm) 21 x 14.8 x 1 (A5) Weight (kg) ?

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Official (Japanese) guide book for the Makaimura themed remix of The Incredible Machine. Every stage is covered, but be warned: not all of them have illustrated solutions, and there is a lot of Janaese text. 96 pages, Japanese.