Help me identify an old Sega game?

[Dr. Rated-R]

I remember an old game for the Genesis (Master System for you Brits, I believe?) that I used to play a lot. The main character was this little ball (or maybe a star, or some combination of the two), and the objective was that each level had a bunch of tiles on the floor, and your goal was to have the main character move across each side of each square in the level, and when every side of every square had been outlined, the level was over. The levels of course had their own little bad guys and such, and each level got progressively more difficult.

I know that discription is like... horribly vague, but I only owned the game for a few weeks.

[K]

Genesis was the Mega Drive. And I know this isn't it, but Marble Madness is similar.

http://images.webmagic.com/klov.com/screen...ble_Madness.png

http://www.consoleclassix.com/info_img/Mar...ScreenShot1.jpg

http://www.spilth.org/pictures/games/ut2k3/mm/test02.jpg

[Guest Koupa Troopa]

It's Marble Madness, has to be.

[Dr. Rated-R]

Not it. =\

It wasn't isometric.

[punky]

Marble Madness owned.

I remember playing the arcade version for like an hour in my dentist's office while waiting.

[Mountainous Cleavage]

Qbert, maybe?

[Guest Koupa Troopa]

Qbert isn't a star or ball though. I can't remember any Qbert style game that featured a star or ball.

[K]

Also it was Isometric

[Guest Koupa Troopa]

Your mom is isometric.

[Mountainous Cleavage]

I've never actually played Qbert

I just knew how it somewhat was and it sounded similar to the description.

[EWRFan]

Ristar? it's the only game in which you play a star. But I have never played it so I dont know. One of my friends used to have it and I remember saying something like "dude this is for kids". So maybe that's the one.

[Cactus Drags]

Ristar was a side-scrolling platofrmer if I remember rightly. Nowt involving tiles though.

I think you may be confusing two or three games here, dude.