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[Silky]

I've been thinking about this for a while, and the only game I can really narrow down as a "great" Looney Tunes title are Sheep Dog N' Wolf/LT: Sheep Raider.

I know Acme Arsenal was pretty meh, though. The only other LT games I've played would have to be the Taz Mania titles.

 

[Red Chocobo]

Some in the 16-bit era. Like Tiny Toons and Taz-Mania.

 

[Superman]

Tiny Toon Adventures on Megadrive/Genesis was awesome.

Edit: Is Tiny Toons related to Looney Tunes? I'm having a blonde moment.

 

[Sn4ke_911]

if my nostalgia mind doesn't fail me this one was pretty awesome.

 

[HUELEN10]

Does Buster Busts Loose for the SNES count as one? If so, that.

 

[richardhawk]

Bugs Bunny lost in time was pretty rad.

 

[Ishida]

My memory could be failing, but I remember Looney Tunes B-Ball on the SNES to be fun. It was a basketball game, btw.

Also if we are allowed to cheat a little: Tiny Toons Adventures on the NES.

 

[Lijik]

I remember liking Lost in Time back in the day, not sure how well itd hold up in the modern day. I kind of recall the controls being a bit stiffer than youd want for a 3D plaformer

EDIT- Wasnt Duck Amuck supposed to be pretty good? I never played it but it got some buzz when it came out.

 

[Anth0ny]

Duck Dodgers for N64 was amazing, if that counts.

 

[jred2k]

I really liked Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle when I was younger. Had it on the NES and Gameboy.

 

[Silky]

Tiny Toons doesn't really count. > ->

 

[Broken Joystick]

This was good

Spoiler

when I was 10

 

[Village]

There was a taz game I had for the OG xbox i thought was fun.

I thought the arsenal one was sfun too.

 

[sixteen-bit]

some people liked Duck Amuck, right?

 

[Hasney]

I loved Road Runner for the C64, but I think it was because I was just a kid and the last time I played it I was a little stoned, which probably helped the nostalgia rush.

 

[Waylon Drums]

I remember liking a Road Runner game back in the day but I can't trust young Waylon's taste. He liked the NES TMNT game. A lot. Among other questionable things.

 

[Thomas_Daly]

back in action is a good game

lego looney tunes would be a great game

 

[INCUBA3E]

Tiny Toon Adventures on Megadrive/Genesis was awesome.

This.

 

[Andrew.]

if my nostalgia mind doesn't fail me this one was pretty awesome.

Thats nostalgia talking, aside from still looking good, those Sunsoft games controlled like absolute ass.

 

[soul creator]

I remember liking Looney Tunes Space Race on Dreamcast. According to IGN at least, it was pretty good.

 

[RaikuHebi]

I remember hearing good things about a PS1 Coyote game back in the day. It had something to do with sheep. Never tried it out myself though.

 

[Gloam]

There was a good Looney Tunes adventure game for the PS1, can't remember the name though but it was FUN!

 

[Danny Dudekisser]

That Dreamcast racing game is the only one I've really heard good things about in the last 20 years.

 

[SephCast]

That Dreamcast racing game is the only one I've really heard good things about in the last 20 years.

Exactly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reoC542Xbao

Game was awesome.

 

[Xater]

I remember enjoying Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose on the SNES.

 

[goldenpp72]

That Dreamcast racing game is the only one I've really heard good things about in the last 20 years.

Tiny Toons on both the Genesis/Snes were great (genesis is better). I also remember enjoying Taz escape from mars even if it was balls hard.

 

[lolez2matt]

the game boy color ones were awesome in their time.

The one where you capture/use all the looney toons in a link´s awakening style map.

 

[Silky]

I remember hearing good things about a PS1 Coyote game back in the day. It had something to do with sheep. Never tried it out myself though.

Sheep, Dog N' Wolf/LT: Sheep Raider. Great ass game. Actually stars Ralph Wolf instead of Wil E.

 

[Xater]

I remember hearing good things about a PS1 Coyote game back in the day. It had something to do with sheep. Never tried it out myself though.

Oh yes! Looney Tunes Sheep Raider was great!

 

[MrSaturn99]

Bug Bunny's Crazy Castle on Game Boy was pretty good, and I'm not even much of a LT fan.

 

[1cmanny1]

Bugs Bunny Lost In Time was decent.

 

[R0ckman]

Sheep Raider was good you say? Shit saw it at a mom and pop store for 7 bucks and passed.

 

[entremet]

Death Valley Rally.

 

[FiggyCal]

Buster Busts Loose was one of my favorite games as a kid.

 

[Grizzo]

Short but really nice. Lots of variety between levels, each one of them puts you in the shoes of a new character. It was later re-released on Game Boy Color (like Tetris or Link's Awakening).

I also LOVED these one when I was little :

These are action-adventure games with lots of character and variety in gameplay. Think Zelda with a top-down view.

 

[Xeno_V]

This thread reminded me of Sunsoft's Looney Tunes game boy game back in 1992. I just saw some clips on youtube.. just lol. I remember buying this back then along with games such as Super Mario Land 2 and Mega Man: Dr Willy's Revenge and I still found it to be kinda good back then. Terrible game, I didn't play any other Looney Tunes game since then (it didn't have to do with the quality of the game though, it took me a while until I grew up and I was able to tell apart a good from a bad game).

Edit: good timing Grizzo, that's the game.

 

[Sn4ke_911]

Thats nostalgia talking, aside from still looking good, those Sunsoft games controlled like absolute ass.

Ok, well i remember it being pretty damn hard but they really nailed the Looney Tunes artstyle in this game.

 

[Hasney]

Bug Bunny's Crazy Castle on Game Boy was pretty good, and I'm not even much of a LT fan.

Oh god yes. I remember going on a school trip and passing that cart backwards and forwards. Everyone wanted a piece.

 

[cacildo]

B-bal was great!

It was Nba Jam with weapons*

*The correct term is Power-ups

 

[Dragoon En Regalia]

That one for SEGA's System 32 that they never released.

I remember liking Back/Lost in Time, and Space Race is a good kart racer.

 

[Slackerchan]

Really enjoyed this one as a kid. Still have the cartridge.

 

[Shadow Hog]

Short but really nice. Lots of variety between levels, each one of them puts you in the shoes of a new character. It was later re-released on Game Boy Color (like Tetris or Link's Awakening).

Was gonna say this one, yeah. (Almost none of them wear shoes, though.)

That and Space Race are the only two I really recall, honestly. I had this "Breakfast on the Run" Sylvester game, but it was baaaaad.

I do own this Desert Demolition game on the Genesis, but I've yet to play it.

 

[Xater]

Sheep Raider was good you say? Shit saw it at a mom and pop store for 7 bucks and passed.

Yep that was really good. Back then the graphics we a cool approximation of the cartoon and it was just an interesting mix of puzzle and stealth game.

 

[nns3d]

I remember these two in particular when I was younger, dunno if they were well-regarded or not haha.

 

[KageZero]

Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE0-my6kCgc

 

[Ahasverus]

Bugs Bunny lost in time was amazing for its time. The sequel is regarded as better I think.

 

[Xater]

Really enjoyed this one as a kid. Still have the cartridge.

Not really a good game.

 

[Azure Phoenix]

From what I remember Bugs Bunny & Taz: Time Busters on the PS1 was a pretty good platformer.

 

[Pancakes R Us]

I really liked Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle when I was younger. Had it on the NES and Gameboy.

Me too, had it on the GB! I've been meaning to look for it on eBay.

 

[LeleSocho]

Bugs Bunny lost in time was amazing for its time. The sequel is regarded as better I think.

Disappointed this and its sequel weren't the first reply.