Tiny Toon Adventures

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a game by Konami
Genre: Adventure/RPG
Platform: NESNES
Editor Rating: 7.3/10, based on 4 reviews
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Tiny Toon Adventures
Tiny Toon Adventures
Tiny Toon Adventures

While Buster Bunny was hopping off with first prize from Acme Looniversity's annual animation festival, somebody else was bustin' a move on his best friend, Babs Bunny. The campus shakedown began when a fellow film contestant, Montana Max came down with a severe case of the "grumps" when Buster hooked first prize. Monty figured the quickest way to get rid of the sour taste of loss was sweet revenge. He nabbed Babs, the fairest hare on campus, and took her to his not-so-humble abode. Yo! Takin' a bunny just isn't funny. This fair hare must be rescued, at once!

Fine Tooned

If variety is truly the spice of life, then Tiny Toon Adventures by Konami is video-land livin'. Reaching Monty's digs is no wimpy trek; there are 24 areas of play. What keeps the action fresh is a feature which enables you to "swap" Toons. You begin gameplay with Buster at the wheel, however, you can select one of three other Toons - Plucky Duck, Dizzy Devil, and Furball - to take along as a partner.

Each Toon is a different creature with different talents: Plucky can fly, Fuzzball climbs vertical surfaces, and Dizzy launches into mean wall-busting Tasmanian-twirls. You can't call upon your partner at will, however. You can only make the switch by capturing power spheres which, of course, are strategically placed throughout the game.

ProTip: Take Fuzzball as your partner when you begin the Journey.

Chances are you won't come across spheres at the most opportune moments, nevertheless, it keeps things challenging.

Smacking Captain Claw on the head isn't difficult. It's the barrels he launches at you which are lethal. Steer dear.

Crank Up the Toons

It's tough to avoid using that tired phrase "Mario-style" to describe Tiny Toons Adventures. It's packed with a fair share of old familiar obstacles, including the ever frustrating floating platforms, sand pits, and shell-shooting crab creatures. But, hey, there's nothing wrong with tried and true methods, and T-Toon Adventures is definitely a kick to play. It stands firmly on it's own furry feet both from the first rate animation to the multi-character game-play.

  • Bring Dizzy along as your partner for Level 13. You need his twirling talents to break through solid pieces of wood which block your path.
  • If you fall in the brown goo in Level 15, swim back towards the left (stay as close to the surface as possible) until you reach the lowest platform. If you work at it, you can jump out of the goo onto the platform and try again.

Turn On and Toon Out

The popularity of the Tiny Toons amidst the kiddie-set alone is enough to assure this game a place on somebody's Christmas wish list.

Strip away that popularity, however, and you've still got a solid game with decent challenge. Konami's given the Toons' graphics their 8-bit best, and although Toon tunes harken back to some of the earliest NES titles, they make you wish for a mute button. Take a tip from the Missing Link -- a guy who's been around for a few million years -- Tiny Toon Adventures is a game worth taking back to your cave.

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NES

System requirements:

  • PC compatible
  • Operating systems: Windows 10/Windows 8/Windows 7/2000/Vista/WinXP
  • P-200, 32 MB RAM

Game Reviews

Welcome to Tiny Toon Adventures! This classic game is a blast from the past that really put the effort in and became a game that was worth playing. For some of you, dear readers, this will be a foray into the past where you get to vicariously live through precious memories of your childhood once again. For others, you will be sitting there wondering “what the hell is this game and why should I care about it?” Well, my friend, let me explain clearly and concisely in a 500 to 600 word review exactly why you should care about this absolute banger of an NES game. Strap yourselves in and get ready for some delicious nostalgia pie as we dive right on in.

Gameplay

This game is as classic of a platformer as you are ever going to get. Built from the same ilk as games like Super Mario Bros. or Rayman Legends, Tiny Toon Adventures was a robust game with surprisingly solid controls that managed to cement itself as a stunning title loved by many. If you are looking to play a classic game that really went above and beyond and well into actually being a joy to play, this is the one for you.

Your objective in this is as simple as you could hope; run right and jump over and on things as needed. That may sound simple, and really it is, but there is something so pleasant about the simplicity of these games. They allow you to really challenge yourself and get those high scores on every level.

Each of the characters in this game had their own abilities, Plucky can hover, Furball can climb walls, Dizzy Devil can spin around like a lunatic, and much more. This is a title that really wasn’t afraid to try new things and give you a versatile experience that many other games weren’t brave enough or competent enough to offer.

Visuals

The visuals for this era are a little whack, I’ll be the first to admit it. That being said, this game is perfectly playable despite only really getting 16 colors on screen and some of the zones are a little hard on the eyes. With all that in mind, you never need to wonder where you can or can’t go, or what you can or can’t stand on. The theming and conveyance of the levels are all perfectly done, even if the color scheme is difficult to look at some times.

Music

The music in this game absolutely slaps. Not only was I getting to this crunk in my bedroom when this came out, but listening to it again for this review has transported me back in time to a simpler age when I didn’t have bills or responsibilities. You long for that feeling again too, don’t you? Of course, you do.

Jokes aside, the music designed for this game was perfectly fitting and allowed for the game to feel truly unique in a world filled with clones and copies.

8

A fantastic game that is a true classic. If you want to relive a fond memory or just try something old but gold, this is the game to try.

Pros

  • Brilliant music
  • Tight controls and responsive gameplay

Cons

  • Color pallet isn’t the greatest.
  • # of players: 1
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Available: December 1993
  • Theme: Adventure
  • Number of Levels: 5

Buster and his sidekicks are back at it again. This time, they're in Montana's Movie Madness. It seems as though a new movie theater has just opened in Acme Acres and Montana Max is already planning to spoil all the fun for Buster and the rest of the Tiny Toon gang by showing only movies that Max is starring in. It's up to you, with a little help from the rest of the Toons, to put an end to Montana Max's fiendish plan to take over the silver screen for good. Your goal is to jump and kick your way through many different levels of the movie itself. Make sure you don't miss any carrots on your long and tedious journey of stopping Max, for the town's peace is in your hands.

Cartoon characters come to life in this new action game. Collect keys from Monty's mansion and rescue Babs. Six levels include hidden rooms and varied backgrounds.

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NES/Famicom/Dendy Screenshots

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