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Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama came out for the Sega Genesis in 1994, developed by Realtime Associates. It was one of those many platformers from the era that tried to stand out with a goofy premise rather than reinventing the wheel. You see a lot of games like this from the mid-90s, where the cartridge was packed with color and attitude, aiming to catch your eye on a crowded rental shelf.

You control Normy, a big, blocky surfer dude, and your goal is to rescue a group of women from various time periods. The gameplay is straightforward platforming; you run and jump across themed levels, from prehistoric times to the old west. Your main attack is throwing a beach ball, which you use to bounce off enemies. A key mechanic is finding and using time-travel suntan lotion to open portals to new areas. The levels are short and the challenge is generally light, making it a simple game to pick up and play for a little while. It feels like a very standard, slightly clunky cartoon romp from that time.