Animaniacs games

Hoddy KrishnuhHoddy Krishnuh
in Gamer's Gauntlet
I've noticed that almost all of the Animaniacs video games produced so far have been arguably solid since playing the SNES and Genesis ones (which I own) both of which are by Konami but the SNES one plays more like a beat-em-up and the Genesis one like an action-platformer. The black and white gameboy one (which is a port of the Genesis game) may be the weakest, but the Great Edgar Hunt (GC/XBOX) and Lights Camera Action (GBA/DS) have also been enjoyable, and both are also by the same company. I was suprised when playing TGEH for the first time, as it was rare to find a decent license-based game, and I have yet to clear it but so far am enjoying it immensely. Although I honestly have not played the Animaniacs Tin Pin Alley game for PS1.

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  • EnslavedEnslaved
    Most of the Gameboy versions of good games for the NES/SNES are always pretty watered down, for the most part. Not going to say every game is watered down, because there are some gems in there.
  • The CountThe Count
    I love Animaniacs games as well. The SNES version is surprisingly difficult though.
  • DMGDMG
    I remember my friend first coming up to me with the Animaniacs game for the SNES back when it came out. We were both fans of the animated show and I was suprised at how fun the game was. I was expecting some cheap game thrown out on the market to make some fast money but instead they actually made a pretty solid title out of it.
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