Before Mario Kart Rage, There Was Marble Mayhem: The Wild 80s Legacy of Run Yourself Ragged
If you grew up in the late 1970s or 1980s, there is a very good chance Run Yourself Ragged looked less like a “board game” and more like a tiny plastic obstacle course designed by a cheerful mad scientist. Released by Tomy in 1979, the game challenged players to guide a steel ball through a sequence of moving hazards using knobs, levers, and buttons. It was mechanical, frantic, and just difficult enough to make kids mutter things their parents probably did not approve of. Outside the U.S., the toy became…
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