Looney Tunes (video game)

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Looney Tunes
Looney Tunes GB cover.png
Looney Tunes, in complete four-color monochromatic display!
Publisher Sunsoft
Developer Sunsoft
Console Game Boy
Genre Platformer
Release date NA: October 2, 1992[1]
JP: December 22, 1992
EU: 1992

Looney Tunes is a platform game developed and published by Sunsoft, based on the Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies cartoons. It was released for the Nintendo Game Boy in 1992.

Summary

The game consists of six to seven levels, with each one having a playable character.

Level 1

In a side-scrolling level, Daffy must look for treasure in the deep, blue sea.

The bosses of this stage include Yosemite Sam (both in his regular attire and in a diving suit), Marvin the Martian, and a giant fish.

Level 2

In another side-scrolling level, Tweety Pie flies to search for bird seed.

The bosses are Sylvester and his son Sylvester Jr.

Level 3

Taking the role of an aviary pilot, Porky Pig must clear the skies of all hazards and enemies.

The bosses are a witch and a giant star.

Level 4

A short bonus stage that involves the Tasmanian Devil ravaging through blocks and collecting meat drumsticks.

Level 5

In a haunted house-themed level, Speedy Gonzales must find his way out and get the cheese.

The bosses include a singing mummy, a frog, and Dracula.

Level 6

An endless running stage that involves the Road Runner running through the desert, avoiding rock avalanches and outwitting Wile E. Coyote and his traps.

Level 7

The final level, which bears similarities to the Crazy Castle series, involves Bugs Bunny going through a castle, defeating enemies and bosses faced in previous levels.

The final boss of this stage is Elmer Fudd, whom Bugs must defeat to get a carrot, the final item of the game.

Ending

Upon completion, a montage of the previous stages are shown, in addition to a credits sequence featuring other characters, including Foghorn Leghorn and Pepé Le Pew, who are unplayable.

After the credits, the game shows the final score and ends with the "That's all folks!" tagline.

Gameplay

Characters

Organizations

Locations

Development

Music

Behind the scenes

Errors

References

  1. "Looney Tunes (Game)". Giant Bomb. Retrieved on February 11, 2024