Tiny Toon Adventures

タイニートゥーンズ アドベンチャーズ (Tainītūnzu Adobenchā)NES1991

  1. JP1991
  2. NA—
  3. EU—
  4. RUDendy

Tiny Toon Adventures was released in Japan as タイニートゥーンズ アドベンチャーズ (Tainītūnzu Adobenchā) on 20 December 1991, and also came out in North America under its English title. No current re-release is recorded.

Tiny Toon Adventures is a platformer developed and published by Konami, and the first Tiny Toon Adventures game released for a console. It came out for the Famicom in Japan on 20 December 1991 and was also released in North America.

Buster Bunny sets out to rescue Babs Bunny from Montana Max across six worlds: the Hills, the Wetlands, the Trees, Downtown, Wackyland and Monty's Mansion. Before each world you choose a partner, Dizzy Devil, Furrball or Plucky Duck, and after finding a star ball Buster can switch to them. Each has a special skill: Plucky flies and swims, Dizzy spins through walls and Furrball climbs walls.

Carrots come in handy too: Hamton sells an extra life for 30 of them. The second level of each world ends in an area where you must avoid Elmyra; if she catches you, you go back to the start of the world.1

Names and releases

RegionTitle on the boxPlatformDatePublisherSrc
JP タイニートゥーンズ アドベンチャーズFamicom; the game was also released in North America (North American cover art shown on Wikipedia), date not verified NES Dec 20, 1991 Konami 1

Also known as: タイニートゥーンズ アドベンチャーズ JP1Tainītūnzu Adobenchā JP1

Box art by region

  • タイニートゥーンズ アドベンチャーズ box art, Japan release
    JP タイニートゥーンズ アドベンチャーズ

Box art © its publishers, shown to identify each release. Scans: libretro-thumbnails.

Reception

Reception was generally positive. Famitsu's four reviewers gave it 6, 6, 7 and 8 out of 10, Joypad and Joystick both scored it 93%, and Nintendo Power ranked it 19th in its Top 20 NES games in March 1993. In Japan, however, it sold only 11,572 copies according to Famitsu.1

Sources

  1. 1en.wikipedia.org

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