Develover : Konami Coorperation
Publisher : Konami Coorperation
Genre : Platform Game
Release : 1991
Story : A platform title, the player plays as Buster Bunny in the effort to rescue Babs Bunny from her kidnapper, Montana Max.
Gameplay : Tiny Toon Adventures is your ordinary platform game, you run, jump and stomp on enemies to kill them, collect items such as carrots that can be traded for lives in certain spots. Based on the gameplay, conceptually, for the game\'s storyline, the player may have had to originally find his allies before finding the keys to unlock the doors in Monty\'s Mansion. Players get the help of Dizzy Devil, Furrball, and Plucky Duck to get through a total of six levels, which is done at the beginning of each level. The first thing you\'ll notice with this game is that you can select a secondary character in the start of a world. Just hit a balloon in a stage and if it drops a ball with a star you just touch that to switch to the other character.Each character has special traits that help Buster get through the level. Plucky can briefly fly, Dizzy can spin through walls and is invincible whilst in his spin mode, and Furrball can climb trees and other vertical surfaces, slowly sliding down them rather than plunging down.
Graphic :
The graphics are fair, not awsome, not bad. Most importantly characters tiny toon look as if they\'ve jumped out of the TV series! Yes they look that good, even in our humble NES.The environments are good and can be colorful. On terms of design there aren\'t many things in the game, a bunch of levels that fortunately are unique, some simple critters\\enemies for each level and that\'s about it.
Sound :Unlike most others, Konami actually used an instrumental version of the Tiny Toon Adventures theme song throughout the game and not just some random music.Tiny Toon has very good music, with fast and happy tunes that fit to each area.Sound effects are very good too, nothing special, but not the irritating sound effects of some NES games either.
