This game is among the most memorable and enjoyable from my childhood!

@CalebBlock

7 жыл бұрын

This game, like a lot of SNES games - was hard as hell

@alibobble

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed, hard but awesome

this was one of my favorite games when I was a kid. I just sat here and watched this, and I could remember everything that was going to happen. love it

At minute 22:00, those locomotive green and especially the speed for escape on the railroad cart, 88 mph, remember me a fantastic movie, Back To The Future III.

@MasterLinkuei

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah!

Me and my sister would play this when I was five and she was seven... we never got past that train part haha...

I like the fact how Montana and Buster escape the train with 88 mph! Great reference at that time. :)

LOVED THIS GAME!!!

@Zero921000

10 жыл бұрын

The soundtrack is the best. My favorites are the Spin The wheel & The password system.

I love it when he dashes; I'll NEVER get tired of that.

This game received a lot of bad reviews at the time. I think it was mainly for being too short. However, aesthetically speaking, it oozed quality and was highly enjoyable to play.

Thank you!!! The other day for a good 45 minutes all I could think about was trying to remember this game. All I could picture was bouncing red ball with a teeter totter type thing and it being in a haunted house themed level. It bothered me so much i pulled up a list on wikipedia of all the SNES games and went through and checked each one who's name stuck out. And now finally I have the answer to what I was thinking about.

El ultimo nivel de la opera espacial es mi favorito, la musica y todo me da tantisisima nostalgia,

My childhood... I loved this game.

Kids should be playing these game instead of Call of Duties or Halo. Wouldn't be having that many gun violence

They forgot to say no relation.

@KamyAnai03

5 жыл бұрын

yeah :)

@stg4theglitchog768

3 жыл бұрын

@@KamyAnai03 Why did they not put Fifi la fume in any of the Tiny toons games?

At 22:32... "When this baby hits 88 miles per hour...your gonna see some serious shit!"

thank you so much for uploading this!! it has been over 10 years ago since i played this game! i still remember every little thing in it! you are my hero!! byee greetz from holland

The football game was the most fun. I practiced so much that I was able to score o the kickoff. Man, this game brings back fond memories! Great video!

I love the Back to the Future reference. I didn't get it when I first played the game, but now everytime I see it, I crack up.

It was a relatively short and easy game but the levels were interesting and had allot of variety in them. The game has a very distinct Konami world feel to it too.

Love the western train theme and spook mansion!

STAGE 2: BACK TO THE FUTURE PART III FINAL STAGE: STAR WARS LOL

88mph?I never realized the thought behind this as a kid. x)

@andresgamer6741

6 жыл бұрын

This game is than a DeLorean: a back to the future.

I still get the song they play in cutscenes in this game stuck in my head from time to time.

OMG I loved this game!!! This was so fun to play!!!

Ahhhh...rush of good memories flooding back...

solid game, especially the mini games in between levels

Thank you so much 4 uploading this great game!! It reminds me to my childhood where i´ve played this game! :-) greetings from germany

This game shatters the 4th wall to pieces

Damn, Konami used to be awesome with making games. Like Capcom, not only did they treat their own titles with passion, whatever licensed titles they made games of, they really poured their heart and soul into them. Top notch quality stuff! The TMNT arcade games, this, Animaniacs, like Capcom's Duck Tales, Little Nemo, Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers, pure cream of the crop! What the hell HAPPENED to them? Only a shell of their former glory, even with their few main franchises, they lost that gold.

One of the few platform games I managed to complete.

I remember playing this game back then...only I skipped some levels and head straight to the final boss! =w= Ah...memories...

I'm 32 and I also play a alot this game when was a kid, hope Ducktales Remastered have great sales to open the doors for more classic HD remakes... Castle of Illusion is a great remake too

I remember these games much better than the franchise gams of today like that looney tunes back in action game

22:15 i love how they've got a train behind them going at a mad speed, in a western and theyve got to get to 88mph

@cameronknapp7315

4 жыл бұрын

Stinky feet 🦶 Dan 22:15.

I remember spending hours on this game !

That football thing is genius.

Well i’ll be, I didn’t think they were going to have enough track to reach 88mph.

For me, the "Train Level" is like a complete boss 😆. The hole Level is kind difficult and stressful.

Haha, they hit 88 mph. So did they go to the past or the future?

One of my fav snes games ^^

90's good times of childhood

luved this game when i was little!

This is like that episode called Animaniacs where they did parodies of various shows.

this game was a masterpiece probably this is the reason i get fucking bored with bioshock or games like call of duty

I was just playing this and got to the space level...died, lost all my lives and continues and I do not feel like starting all over again...

Now I want to go and find all these games again... ^__^

I looooooved this game !!

I would be raging at how slow the gameplay is. This was one of my favorite games

Big Flashback :D

wow how i reemmber my school times

Buster Bunny, Babs Bunny and Plucky Duck is now confirmed for Smash

@KamyAnai03

5 жыл бұрын

better than Goku of course xD

one of my favorite games on my snes.....im an old man :(

Couldn't have said this better myself! well said. Said with the Capcom money situation now.

Please remake this game, i'm 31 and i want to play it like i used to when i was a kid.

Holy nostalgia!

I love this game!

i always played this never got pass the train bit ever!lol cheers for vid!

I totally forgot about the Back To The Future reference!!!

I remember i rented this game lol. Ah good times.

I don't know, I just always felt that I would never be as elated as Babs Bunny there gets about being heavier than another girl. Even if it would win me some extra lives and everything..

I Remember Getting 2 The Mansion Stage. Dont Remember If I Ever Got PAst IT. Funny. Looking @ It Now, Doesnt It Remind You Of A Castlevania Mansion Or Stage? This Game Was Done By The Same Company. Any Reference 2 It?

wow you are the new" Moon Master"

Did i Just see a back to the future reference at the end of the train stage?

I always died at the part when elmyra was chasing me...

If you're playing your SNES OR Genesis and are actually worried about graphics... You must be very, very confused. However, yeah, I never did like Genesis too much.

@jerkface42

6 жыл бұрын

I just watched a bit of a longplay of the Genesis game and had to stop after the first boss. SNES is leagues better in just about every category; smooth sprite animations, excellent sound fx and music with just the right amount of OOMPH to it, well-designed levels with good length, engaging boss battles that required outside-the-box thinking to win, and fun bonus games that were chosen Wheel of Fortune-style. I'd pick this one over Genesis any day.

@SonicTheHedgehog17 it did. It was fun!

Actually if you look it up they are not the sons and daughters of the original loony toons it may seem that way but nope its no relation

Think god this game wasn't made by LJN like certain other kids games were.

Great game.

Ok does anyone remember tiny toons wacky sports challenge? I used to mash the buttons til my fingers were sore!

I think Genesis/MD version was better but it doesn't means it's a bad game. The only big bad point I can see in this game: it's often so slow (in Train's boss before railroad cart, at Mansion etc.). And I did't have this game in my childhood.

Old videogames are cooler than new videoshits like Wii and kinnect

Im Totally Agree!!!

Even The Music Sounds Kinda Like A Castlevania Stage.

Great game with great art and great art. opposed to scam-like developers like Acclaim, Konami as well as Capcom was always seal of quality.

U got that right!!

This game is hilarious lol.

The easiest final boss ever, especially considering the fact that the final stage is somewhat tricky.

lol. ive been singing the theme song the whole time! xD

YES!

The hardest snes game I played I managed to pass on the hardest difficulty wen I was 7

Buster the bunny

bon très bon

this video contains all 3 dificulty settings

awesome!

i used to this

@WoozleWuzzle666 I'm not Sega fanboy. I think Flintstones&Prince of Persia for SNES were better than Genesis' version. About this game: it has less levels, there aren't special attacks, Genesis version has a couple of really cool music and I prefer genesis' bonuses. This game has better graphics, you can accelerate and passwords are simpler to remember. That's why I prefer Genesis' one and not just because I probably love Sega more (this is absolutely incorrect).

OMFG i never got to finish this game :'/

buster has commando pro on lol

Never played the NES game. Is it really better than this one?

Well, what have we here?! A nice looking and playing kids' game that looks like a charm, compared to things that Acclaim or LJN would come up with. You see, If Konami USA allowed WayForward Technologies to work with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment on an HD remastered version of this classic licensed 16-bit game, following the success of its Disney-licensed hit "DuckTales: Remastered," those who were fans of the show in childhood would really be all over the resulting product, and kids for whom the game was purchased would get an ideal introduction to an IP from a bygone generation that has otherwise become irrelevant. Now I give you my idea for what would be the 21st-century remake of this game - "Tiny Toon Adventures Remastered: Buster Busts Loose Again!" First and foremost, the game's graphics and audio would be vastly enhanced for the new era's respective HD and surround technologies. For the remastered graphics, WayForward's graphic designers would bring on board three key members of the original animated series' art team to supervise and support them. The game's script would also undergo tons of revisions and expansions (including expanding the roles of those characters that only briefly appeared in the original game, and incorporating various characters that don't appear in the game at all). Also, a number of new features and levels would be added to the game to keep it from feeling too short. As for the original game's passwords, they would be eliminated in favor of a modern save system, with three available files. The new script would come with full voice acting. Many of the original cartoon's voice cast would be returned to their roles: Charlie Adler (Buster Bunny), Tress MacNeille (Babs Bunny), Danny Cooksey (Montana Max), Maurice LaMarche (Dizzy Devil), Gail Matthius (Shirley the Loon), Candi Milo (Sweetie Pie), Rob Paulsen (Arnold the Pitbull/Fowlmouth/Concord Condor), Kath Soucie (Fifi La Fume/Li'l Sneezer), Cree Summer (Elmyra Duff/Mary Melody), Frank Welker (Furrball/Gogo Dodo), and Jeff Bergman (Looney Tunes characters appearing as teachers). Further, Warner Bros. would recast roles whose original actors have died: Plucky Duck (originally played by Joe Alaskey) to Matt Taylor, Hamton J. Pig (Don Messick) to Scott Innes, and Gotcha Grabmore (Joan Gerber) to Laraine Newman. Many of the revisions to the script would be to accommodate the return of the surviving "Tiny Toons" voice actors. See reply for an explanation of the remastered edition's layout.

@Seth62392

7 жыл бұрын

The remastered edition's layout - 1st half: When the player boots up a new save file, the intro appears as an HD remake of the original TV show's intro, with sing-along lyrics at the bottom of the screen. The game proper begins with the first episode, "Mayhem at the Looniversity." Buster and Babs walk out onto the area in front of Acme Looniversity, introduce themselves, and welcome the player to the "Tiny Toons" world with a brief and somewhat humorous monologue. Then Buster looks at his watch and realizes they're going to be late for class, then the player takes control of Buster for the first time as he, along with Babs, Plucky, and Hamton, head for the classroom. This walk to class serves as a tutorial for the player to familiarize them with how to control Buster. The young quartet reach their classroom with all their fellow toonsters waiting for them, and take their seats at the front row of the class. As the clock strikes and Gogo cuckoos, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck come in and begin to teach the toons, but after a few minutes, class is disrupted by Dizzy who whirls out of the room and into the school hallways. To make matters worse, Elmer Fudd barges in and alerts everybody that wild animals have escaped into the school and are trying to attack it. Buster is sent out of the classroom to investigate the commotion, and in doing so, he ends up scuffling with Arnold and other dangerous critters. Hamton, meanwhile, has been excused to go to the restroom, and is likewise distracted by noises coming from the kitchen, so when Buster approaches him, he deduces that Dizzy is wrecking the kitchen and devouring the food there. So Buster must battle the young Tasmanian devil and use food from the kitchen to put him to sleep. Once the battle is done, the toons can resume their class. The "wraparound" segment, as in the original game, is a reference to "Wheel of Fortune," with the set design now based on that show's current appearance. Buster and Babs as the hosts are now dressed in reference to Pat Sajak and Vanna White, Buster wearing a business suit with the jacket colored red like his standard shirt, and Babs wearing a short purple dress with a blond wig; Babs touches screens on a board to reveal minigame names when they are announced; and when the segment is first shown, the name "Wheel o' Fun Games" is even chanted by an offscreen audience, just like the show. In addition to the five minigames featured in the original, two additional ones are added: "Elmyra's Animal Mania," where the player controls the animal-loving numbskull and she must catch as many generic dogs and cats as possible within the set time limit, with a certain number of animals awarding extra lives; and "Buster's Paper Panic," which is inspired by the "Paper Trained" segment of "Life in the '90s" with Buster going on a paper route where he must deliver newspapers to houses to earn the player extra lives; in doing so, he must avoid being sabotaged by Montana Max. The next episode, titled "Wackiness in the Wild West," has Buster revisiting the town of Prairie Junction, from "High Toon," this time accompanied by Plucky and having to save the place from Montana Max - all three dressed as cowboys, the former two's outfits coming directly from the original episode while Max's is loosely inspired by Yosemite Sam, his mentor. Along the way to Max's hideout, Buster must fight the Coyote Kid and his outlaws from the original episode. Then after catching Max red-sleeved while he barges into the inn and steals valuable items, Buster follows the bratty bandit on board the train, where he must face goons like Arnold and dash through a mountain à la Sonic the Hedgehog, before confronting Max himself on the engine, which he stops promptly after his battle. Buster escapes with the defeated Max on a railroad cart, sending the villain falling down into a gorge. This scene keeps the "Back to the Future" references in the train engine's coloration and the 88-mile-per-hour maximum speed of the railroad cart, while adding another reference in some trucks being signed with "DE ROLLIN'," a parody of "DeLorean." In the next episode, titled "Plucky's Plights," Buster is briefly out of the picture, having taken a break at home to study for a test. Plucky is the player-character during this time. Max is threatening to destroy his house and build a coal factory in its place (with the smoke having potential to pollute the air in Acme Acres), and Plucky must stop his efforts, and also deals with Gotcha Grabmore who is holding Shirley prisoner and wants to turn her feathers into filling for her own bed. During this quest, Plucky briefly uses his "Toxic Revenger" persona when granted temporary invincibility. In the next episode, "Scary Times at Spook Mansion," Buster has finished another day of studies at Acme Loo and decides to head back to his burrow, when suddenly it begins to rain. He also finds an uncanny old mansion in the middle of Acme Forest and decides to visit it in order to take refuge from the rainstorm; Babs comes in dressed as a ghost to scare him, but then takes off her disguise causing him to recover. Buster then enters Spook Mansion, confronting all the horrors that dwell there. Eventually, Buster finds Babs in the mansion, who under the assumption that no one lived there, went into the basement with the other girls and played a bit before her friends, along with the monster they were playing with, were captured by Dr. Gene Splicer. Buster must engage in battle with Splicer's monster Melvin to bring him back to his senses, then Splicer himself to rescue the other girls from Splicer before he can use his mutation experiment procedures to merge them all together.

@Seth62392

7 жыл бұрын

The remastered edition's layout - 2nd half: After the Spook Mansion episode, you next go through "Cat vs. Bird," where you play as Furrball who must wander an alley in Acme Acres to catch Sweetie and Li'l Sneezer, while having to avoid the latter's powerful sneezes. The next episode, "The New Acme Bowl," has Buster heading to Acme Stadium with Babs, who has been given permission to join the football team with Buster and his friends. Furrball leaves the football team and joins Fifi and Shirley as a cheerleader. With Mary Melody as sportscaster, Buster, Babs, Plucky, Hamton, and Dizzy come out to play for Acme Looniversity, in a football match against Perfecto Prep. The game is now played to five rounds, and as Buster, you now have to score a touchdown in each before the game is over. If you are successful, the game turns out to be Acme Loo's first victorious football game this season. Next up is "Hassled Hare," a throwback to "Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow." Buster is kidnapped by Elmyra and Babs must travel through her house to save him, accompanied by Fifi and Shirley, while freeing other animals who have also been captured and imprisoned by Elmyra, and having to steer clear of her attempts at torturing the girls themselves. After defeating Elmyra in battle, she poses as a dog catcher, trapping her in a net before rescuing Buster and making an escape. The next episode is "Screwy Space Opera," which, like the final stage of the original game, is a parody of "Star Wars." Buster becomes a "knight of honor," now parodying Luke Skywalker; and must fight the armies of Duck Vader, accompanied by Princess Babs (a parody of Leia, no longer the damsel-in-distress as she was originally) to save the planet Narealda (an anagram of Alderaan) from the evil empire. After Buster defeats Duck Vader in battle, he is revealed to be a costumed Plucky, as in the original game. The next episode, "Waikiki Sock-iki," centers around Buster, Babs, and the gang playing a soccer match in Hawaii. Then comes "Treasure in the Sky," where Buster must retrieve an important possession of Calamity Coyote's which he has somehow hidden in a building situated in the sky. He must go to Acme Plaza and push a button on a capsule, revealing a balloon bearing Calamity's image, and then use that to make his ascent. Along the way, he meets Hamton who is piloting an airplane, and seeks help from him. Buster uses Hamton's plane, some normal and hot-air balloons, a Woodyear Blimp, and Concord Condor to reach Calamity's treasure, which he accesses via a pinball-type course. When at last he finds the treasure, it's revealed to be one of Calamity's books, which contains the script for a future episode; then Buster finds out the building is collapsing, escapes it, falls down and is rescued by Hamton, and returns to ground level to give Calamity's book back to him. After that, it's time for "Trouble in Wackyland," where Buster and Babs must work to save the surreal realm from circus owner Silas Wonder, who has kidnapped Gogo and the land's other natives and is dumping trash into the territory. The rabbits go through an auto-scrolling stage as they make efforts to clean up and restore Wackyland and liberate the population. The last episode of the game is "The Brave Little Rabbit," where after having lost an animation festival at Acme Loo to Buster, Max kidnaps Babs and takes her away. Buster must storm his nemesis' mansion, which becomes a platform stage in the vein of "Super Mario," and eludes Max's many traps and security guards before confronting the brat himself in a long battle. When Buster reclaims the key to Babs' cage and releases her, he then gives her a flower he had picked on the way to the mansion to show his love for her. Just then, the mansion collapses and Buster and Babs must escape it together. The show's villains are arrested for their evil conduct (with Max swearing revenge on Buster as they are driven away to prison), and Buster and Babs (who have decided to take the whole gang out to celebrate with a special meal) give a closing monologue, thank the viewer for playing, and say goodbye. The closing credits are now set to the show's trademark closing rings. Depending on the difficulty level you're playing, the end tag is either Plucky's "Parting is such sweet sorrow," Buster's "And that's a wrap!" or a new end tag where Babs remarks, "I just couldn't help myself."

@Bloodreign1

4 жыл бұрын

How could Konami allow Warner Bros to work with Wayforward? You have things just a little backwards as the characters are WB owned, so Konami would have to license the characters, then get Wayforward to do the game. It's not as simple as you make it sound.

@quiggzify What if you play it on an emulator with a core i5 and 4 GB DDR3 RAM with a 1 GB video card? lol

I hope it works on my RETRON 3 Tri system of Super NIntendo Sega Genesis and old school 8 bit Nintendo in one

At 15:52, Sonic the Hedgehog

This game has almost made by Sunsoft

Tiny Toons Football > Madden :P

Thumbs up if you got here by visiting the 'SNES hidden gems collection' page. :P

16:24 :D

88mph^^

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played the sega version of this game it was more like mario bros 3 and the graphics were not as good