@@Antonio-hx7yh Bullshit only stup... people that never play sonic would say this in sonic you know when to run and slowdown and you dont have to made blind jumps like in road runner
@@mrstrawberry1074 Try to play road runner after this try to say the same bull... in sonic you can control the jump and you dont skid when you land a jump its like road runner has soap on his foot...
You nailed it in your description: this game is style over substance. I rented this game once and all I remember is that Roadrunner felt like he was on rollerblades with no brakes. It was like playing Arkanoid with a regular NES controller.
Published & Developed by Icom Simulations, Inc. [C] 1992-2020 Icom Simulations, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Licensed by Nintendo of America, Inc. (SNES Console)
This Looks Like A Looney Tunes Game Released By Hudson Soft. Also This Game Is Very Underrated! Like Sure RoadRunner Skids When You Stop Moving Him😏😏😏😏 But It's Make It Look Like A Road Runner And Wile E. Coyote Spectacle On Ice!
If only the presentation of this game could've been combined with Desert Demolition "Starring The Road Runner". Then we'd have the ultimate game of cat and mouse "or in this case Coyote and Road Runner".
This game has some really impressive sprites that really represent the Looney Tunes well but it's really hard to control. Road Runner slides all over the place when he's running. It was really frustrating when I was a kid and rented this from the Video Store. I managed to beat the first stage but, I don't remember getting any further than that.
Oh boy, I remember the difficulty of this game. This was before the times of the internet. This game was no joke, but I managed to beat it despite how weird the controls felt at times.
Stage 1 was near impossible when I was a kid. I was given this as a kid for Christmas and while I never thought the controls were bad, maybe a lil slippery the constant hazards the track layouts and platforming really made this one frustrating. The worst thing was it took months to beat the first 3 levels of the first stage. The boss took me 15 years to finally get through, and another 5 years after that of just going through the other stages. What really sucked about this game was the levels are so painful to get through but that final boss I was able to beat my first time through. The last boss is such a pushover, I felt more anger than satisfaction. That first boss was criminally hard, the next one just brutal, but the further you get into the game the bosses are easier and easier. This is not a fun game at all. If you want to get your Road Runner fix on an old console, Desert Demolition for the Genesis/Mega Drive is a much smoother fun experience.
If this game had better controls it would have be fair. But I do like the music and graphics on this game and I did beating this game a few times before
I didn't even get past the first boss. I always thought it was the final boss till this day. Now to see I had a lot longer way to go just pisses me off
I remember when I was a kid, I ended up with a copy of this. I traded a kid I met on a vacation to Puerto Rico. I forgot what I traded him, but this is what I brought back to the states. Never understood how to play it well. But I just liked it.
It's been such a long time since I last saw or played this game. What a great gameplay,it reminded me so much of my childhood. It was really tough to control the Road Runner,so much that the last time I played it maybe last year I quit after the first 3 places.
By any chance, was Bugs Bunny in Rabbit Rampage made by the same team as this game? Because I feel it had a very similar issue of style over substance. Like yeah, it _looked_ great, sure, but damn if it didn't do everything in its power to screw over the player at almost every turn. The biggest offenders, IMO, were the bosses. Boy, could they be an exercise in tedium, regardless of their actual difficulty. I'd say the biggest offender was, fittingly enough in this case, Wile E. Coyote (whose entire stage was a pain, but that's a rant for another time). And yet, despite my complaints, I actually have some fond memories of that particular game.... probably because I actually managed to beat it as a kid, unlike the Road Runner game, lol.
It's fun seeing the ending again as an adult. One of the most rewarding finishers. Was able to beat this with a lot of trial and error but probably couldn't do it again.
I remember owning this game as a kid and it frustrated me to no end. One of the only games that I never beat. You know how your parent(s) ask do you like a game because they gave it to you as a gift? I kept lying to myself and to them saying that I liked it when really I didn't actually like this game.
Controls may be a problem but Road Runner's Death Valley Rally still looks like the kind of game I'd want to play if I had my own SNES. If only Nintendo would add this and other Looney Tunes SNES games to the SNES Nintendo Switch Online app.
That would be up to Warner Bros whoever worked on the titles to get them there. There are certainly a few of the SNES Konami games made with Warner Bros' license that would be really nice to see.
I've tried to finish it several times over the last decades, and now, reading the video descripción as well as the comments, I see I'm not the only one who just can't understand the game and even less stay with it long enough. That's a shame since it really has some appeal.
That episode was great. I was there in the live chat along with a friend of mine for the premiere and had a lot of fun. They're very funny. Plus I'm a big Looney Tunes fan, would watch them on television whenever they were on. The Road Runner shorts are some of the funniest in the Chuck Jones directed library
I can't believe I finally found out what this game was called and that I didn't have mandela effect and actually played this game about 10 years ago. I remember trying to find games about roadrunner and coyote but there was nothing good except for Desert Demolition, and after surfing through 20 pages on Google I found this. Lol I always thought that was just a dream
I remember this game and played it once. Though hard as heck, I loved the Road Runner cartoons. This was SNES Blast Processing. I do recall the Japanese version, the title was called "Wile E. Coyote vs. Road Runner".
I wonder how Coyote was able to afford all the ACME products and which address to ship them to. Why were all the ACME products malfunctioned, and why does Coyote KEEP buying them? Where does he get the money 💰 for all the defective products? I do not know how Coyote recovered all the times he got exploded or fell from the sky.
Commercial for this game: *_"'Road Runner's Death Valley Rally.' Is this a great game or what?"_* Well, if by "great" you mean awful controls, obnoxiously designed levels with *TONS* of shit thrown at you without warning, and plenty of "leaps of faith..." Then yes. It's a fantastic game. Seriously, though. This game sucks. But, at least the graphics are good.
I have this game for the Super Nintendo since I was a kid. It’s was my first Super Nintendo game and I beat this game at the age of 14 because I try really hard to beat this game. I don’t care 🤷♂️ about the bonus flags I care about to finish the game. Level one: The Desert 🌵 Level two: The Construction Site 🏗 Level three: The Train 🚂 Level four: The Caves 🦇 Level five: Outer Space 🪐 Like Road Runner says “Beep Beep!” Wile E. Coyote on every level are referencing from one of the Looney Tunes episodes that are familiar when you play this game.
This was one of the few games I had as a kid. Didn't have many being a poor kid and all. However, I love the difficulty, and all I had was replayability, but this game taught me timing and control for future gaming endeavors
As amazing as this game looks, I'd rather be watching the catapult sequence from the 1963 Wile E. Coyote and Roadrunner cartoon, "To Beep or Not To Beep."
Wow even watching gameplay of this it doesn’t have the same high speed exhilaration as sonic cause what made sonic so fun and exciting is that even if you’re watching someone else play it you could still feel the high speed thrill and excitement of seeing sonic run fast and mainly due to the level design and how it compliments sonic’s speed and even when he slows down to jump on platforms you could still feel that momentum but this game like one minute you’re going fast and next thing you know you bump into something you lose speed and sonic had that too but at least with sonic it was a trial and error thing and there’s still more paths to take to increase your speed again
This game drove me crazy as a kid. After a while, I just wanted to beat it bc it pissed me off so much, not bc i actually enjoyed it. And I still never beat it! 😂
A great game! I was taking a break from work & saw a big white bus pass by with "Road Runner" as it's logo & said to myself, Remember the Road Runner Game? 😂 so much fun 😊 "Road Runner" #1 ♥ 💯
"It's not over until the fat lady sings!" *[Gets smashed by the catapult on the first level]* *[Walks up, begins singing]* *NOT YET* *[Gets hit by a giant rock]*
Terrible game, but since it is a licensed franchise released early on SNES lifecycle i give it a relief. Rented it a couple of times in the early 90s, and really tried playing but so boring. However, Sunsoft's Bugs Bunny Rabbiit Rampage (1994) is another level, with some silly difficulty moments for sure, but way better music,graphics, gags and playability
Ive been waiting for you to finally do this one nintendo complete i played this last winter man this took me almost a month to finally beat the stage 2 Boss was always a neck to neck battle for me and escaping the giant mutant coyote in the last level good Lord lol someone comment was on point they said beautiful graphics and animations nightmareish Gameplay controls and level Design this is sunsoft weakest looney tunes game so far in my opinion but i still liked it lol
This and Desert Demoltion fall into the same boat for me, looks good, plays like absolute shit. This was also the point Sunsoft started sullying their name, releasing games by other developers, much like Acclaim would do, making it look like Sunsoft had fallen off a cliff in quality (the only thing they were still doing right at the time were their Hebereke games).
Desert Demolition was really good though. I never had it as a kid, but I love the game now for its fast-paced gameplay that controlled like a dream. I think it looks better graphically, too.
@@Dorian_Scott It hardly even had a soundtrack to it, pretty much feeling in the sound department like the Taz Mania games on that system. You could tell even it wasn't a Japan made game as it didn't use the better sound drivers present in a lot of Japanese made titles. I've played both, Sunsoft's best Looney Tunes licensed games just seem better on the Game Boy. The Genesis one was made by Blue Sky Software, who didn't exactly have a great track record of their own, these were the same guys behind the awful Genesis Little Mermaid game. Looking at their list of games they created, none make me go "Oooh great game". Everything they put their hands on just didn't seem all that great, the only thing they seemed to excel at were the Joe Montana games on the Genesis.
Man..... I picked up this game used with some birthday money as a kid in the 90s from Funcoland. I was so proud that I bought my own SNES game with MY money. My childhood pride was too much to allow me to admit it was not a good game hahaha
@BlazingSouldHunter286 No, it was released. It had a sequel planned, "Wile E.'s Revenge", where Wile E. Coyote would have been the playable character. It was never released because Sunsoft's American offices closed due to bankruptcy.
![Road Runner Longplay (Arcade) [QHD]](/img/n.gif)
The game incentivizes you to speed up and at the same time punishes you by doing so.
Classic Sonic moment
But unlike Sonic, there’s no progression.
Speed is what you use to progress through the levels. Here your punished no matter what you do.
exactly like Sonic
@@Antonio-hx7yh Bullshit only stup... people that never play sonic would say this in sonic you know when to run and slowdown and you dont have to made blind jumps like in road runner
@@mrstrawberry1074 Try to play road runner after this try to say the same bull... in sonic you can control the jump and you dont skid when you land a jump its like road runner has soap on his foot...
You nailed it in your description: this game is style over substance. I rented this game once and all I remember is that Roadrunner felt like he was on rollerblades with no brakes. It was like playing Arkanoid with a regular NES controller.
Published & Developed by Icom Simulations, Inc. [C] 1992-2020 Icom Simulations, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Licensed by Nintendo of America, Inc. (SNES Console)
This Looks Like A Looney Tunes Game Released By Hudson Soft.
Also This Game Is Very Underrated! Like Sure RoadRunner Skids When You Stop Moving Him😏😏😏😏 But It's Make It Look Like A Road Runner And Wile E. Coyote Spectacle On Ice!
I literally had an easier time playing Arkanoid with a regular NES pad controller!
ou don't make any fucking sense
Death Valley Rally looks amazing, but it fails spectacularly at being fun.
Just like the cartoons
It really disappointed me as a kid. I want to like this game. But, it just has way too much bullshit in it that keeps it from being a fun game.
How to play Road Runner's Death Valley Rally:
Just play Desert Demolition.
My brother somehow beat it. I think. There may have been a level-skip code, though.
Not unless you like speed and Road Runner.
This game was the bane of my existence when I was a child
Lol, you can tell how badly the player wanted to be over with the construction level. Forget getting a perfect.
I noticed that too, lmao. They were like, "screw the flags, just get me out of here." 😂
The SunSoft sound effect on the logo stuck with me from Blockbuster Rentals.
Oh Darling thank you so much for uploading these great 90s SNES games.
If only the presentation of this game could've been combined with Desert Demolition "Starring The Road Runner". Then we'd have the ultimate game of cat and mouse "or in this case Coyote and Road Runner".
This game has some really impressive sprites that really represent the Looney Tunes well but it's really hard to control. Road Runner slides all over the place when he's running. It was really frustrating when I was a kid and rented this from the Video Store. I managed to beat the first stage but, I don't remember getting any further than that.
I think I got a far as level 4
This is one of those games that should have been a home run, but falls flat on its face.
Literally For the Coyote. Heh heh
Oh boy, I remember the difficulty of this game. This was before the times of the internet. This game was no joke, but I managed to beat it despite how weird the controls felt at times.
I’m convinced the only reason this was featured on one of Nintendo Power covers is because Nintendo saw it as an answer to Sonic
Stage 1 was near impossible when I was a kid. I was given this as a kid for Christmas and while I never thought the controls were bad, maybe a lil slippery the constant hazards the track layouts and platforming really made this one frustrating. The worst thing was it took months to beat the first 3 levels of the first stage. The boss took me 15 years to finally get through, and another 5 years after that of just going through the other stages. What really sucked about this game was the levels are so painful to get through but that final boss I was able to beat my first time through. The last boss is such a pushover, I felt more anger than satisfaction. That first boss was criminally hard, the next one just brutal, but the further you get into the game the bosses are easier and easier. This is not a fun game at all. If you want to get your Road Runner fix on an old console, Desert Demolition for the Genesis/Mega Drive is a much smoother fun experience.
If this game had better controls it would have be fair. But I do like the music and graphics on this game and I did beating this game a few times before
I didn't even get past the first boss. I always thought it was the final boss till this day. Now to see I had a lot longer way to go just pisses me off
"HEY MAN, YA SCARED OFF SPIDERMAN!"
"HO-LEE SHIT! THAT WAS SPIDERMAN!?"
This game traumatized my childhood. Creating it should be considered child abuse
I just played this Game once only to watch roadrunner die.
Real history x33
Coyote's perseverance is priceless
😂👊🏼
I remember when I was a kid, I ended up with a copy of this. I traded a kid I met on a vacation to Puerto Rico. I forgot what I traded him, but this is what I brought back to the states. Never understood how to play it well. But I just liked it.
That kid from Puerto Rico was me you gave me Rabbit Rampage as a nice trade thanks a lot i still have it
It's been such a long time since I last saw or played this game. What a great gameplay,it reminded me so much of my childhood.
It was really tough to control the Road Runner,so much that the last time I played it maybe last year I quit after the first 3 places.
You're extremely good at this game. I remember it being one hell of a hurdle to beat growing up. Thanks for the memories.
Road Runner is truly my favorite out of everybody!
By any chance, was Bugs Bunny in Rabbit Rampage made by the same team as this game? Because I feel it had a very similar issue of style over substance. Like yeah, it _looked_ great, sure, but damn if it didn't do everything in its power to screw over the player at almost every turn. The biggest offenders, IMO, were the bosses. Boy, could they be an exercise in tedium, regardless of their actual difficulty. I'd say the biggest offender was, fittingly enough in this case, Wile E. Coyote (whose entire stage was a pain, but that's a rant for another time). And yet, despite my complaints, I actually have some fond memories of that particular game.... probably because I actually managed to beat it as a kid, unlike the Road Runner game, lol.
Coyote's ficticious latin names
0:50 Hungarius Uncontrolibus
18:04 Gadgetius Fanaticum
28:33 Ravenous Uncontrollibii
39:29 Ravenous Carnivorous
51:25 Famishus Vulgarium
It's fun seeing the ending again as an adult. One of the most rewarding finishers. Was able to beat this with a lot of trial and error but probably couldn't do it again.
This game in the 90's was the equivalent of the Sega Sonic games in terms of speed running.
man that BEEP sounds perfect for a snes game
16:07
I remember this boss battle was difficult. I kept getting crushed
Then it seem the Coyote got you more times.
I was so curious about this when as a kid I saw an ad panel in an archie comic
I remember owning this game as a kid and it frustrated me to no end. One of the only games that I never beat.
You know how your parent(s) ask do you like a game because they gave it to you as a gift? I kept lying to myself and to them saying that I liked it when really I didn't actually like this game.
I heard of this game back in the day. But I never got to see gameplay footage of it until now.
I had this game as a kid. It really is a nasty piece of work.
12:53 Smooth.
That Sunsoft logo at the very beginning hurt my soul.
It could've been worse. At least they were just the publishers and not the actual developers on this one! 😅
The drop off and quality of SunSoft branded games from the 8 bit to the 16 bit Era is one of gaming’s greatest tragedies
Road Runner VS Wile E. Coyote
Just like one of Wile's ACME gadgets, it looks great but fails to deliver on proper functionality. That's too bad because I love these characters.
Good ol' ACME. In this game ACME stands for "Awful Controls Mar Experience".
Controls may be a problem but Road Runner's Death Valley Rally still looks like the kind of game I'd want to play if I had my own SNES.
If only Nintendo would add this and other Looney Tunes SNES games to the SNES Nintendo Switch Online app.
That would be up to Warner Bros whoever worked on the titles to get them there. There are certainly a few of the SNES Konami games made with Warner Bros' license that would be really nice to see.
Speedy Gonzales: Los Gatos Bandidos was a major improvement over this. Controls are far more refined, but it has its own set of issues.
Speedy Gonzalez: Los Gatos Bandidos=Sonic The Hedgehog 4 snes
8:47 That poor balloon......
I've tried to finish it several times over the last decades, and now, reading the video descripción as well as the comments, I see I'm not the only one who just can't understand the game and even less stay with it long enough. That's a shame since it really has some appeal.
Was sorely disappointed renting this came as a young child
Console wars just did a vid on this, lol
Even AVGN briefly covered this game, in one of his videos.
That episode was great. I was there in the live chat along with a friend of mine for the premiere and had a lot of fun. They're very funny. Plus I'm a big Looney Tunes fan, would watch them on television whenever they were on. The Road Runner shorts are some of the funniest in the Chuck Jones directed library
"PLEASE, PRESS THE BUTTON START TO PLAY!"
Can't believe ya played through this monstrosity
I can't believe I finally found out what this game was called and that I didn't have mandela effect and actually played this game about 10 years ago. I remember trying to find games about roadrunner and coyote but there was nothing good except for Desert Demolition, and after surfing through 20 pages on Google I found this. Lol I always thought that was just a dream
Look at these floaty mechanics. It looks like the typical SNES swill you had to swim thru to find the well known gems.
The controls was weird but the graphics was good
38:29 EGAD!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Quantum Beep" reminds me of Star Trek and physics.
I remember this game and played it once. Though hard as heck, I loved the Road Runner cartoons. This was SNES Blast Processing.
I do recall the Japanese version, the title was called "Wile E. Coyote vs. Road Runner".
I wonder how Coyote was able to afford all the ACME products and which address to ship them to. Why were all the ACME products malfunctioned, and why does Coyote KEEP buying them? Where does he get the money 💰 for all the defective products? I do not know how Coyote recovered all the times he got exploded or fell from the sky.
Commercial for this game: *_"'Road Runner's Death Valley Rally.' Is this a great game or what?"_*
Well, if by "great" you mean awful controls, obnoxiously designed levels with *TONS* of shit thrown at you without warning, and plenty of "leaps of faith..." Then yes. It's a fantastic game.
Seriously, though. This game sucks. But, at least the graphics are good.
The music is good, too.
I have this game for the Super Nintendo since I was a kid. It’s was my first Super Nintendo game and I beat this game at the age of 14 because I try really hard to beat this game. I don’t care 🤷♂️ about the bonus flags I care about to finish the game.
Level one: The Desert 🌵
Level two: The Construction Site 🏗
Level three: The Train 🚂
Level four: The Caves 🦇
Level five: Outer Space 🪐
Like Road Runner says “Beep Beep!” Wile E. Coyote on every level are referencing from one of the Looney Tunes episodes that are familiar when you play this game.
20:32 Perfect timing!
i love this game, cool playthrough man
I used to rent this game when I was in like the second grade.
It looked and sounded great, but RRDVR was insanely frustrating and unnecessarily difficult.
So many comments about the terrible controls but for me the hardest part is putting up with this god awful music.
9:00
22:42
38:33
1:03:49 epic fall!
Wile E Coyote falling
Those poor scorpions look like I feel lol
Did he just "fall" from Mars to Earth?
Probably the closest thing that the SNES ever got to a Sonic game.
@Chaz Starkey Now that was how to do SNES Sonic. What a great game 👍
It's one of them.
9:00 poor coyote 🥺
AND GENRES AND ALL GENRES AND ALL TRENRES
This was one of the few games I had as a kid. Didn't have many being a poor kid and all. However, I love the difficulty, and all I had was replayability, but this game taught me timing and control for future gaming endeavors
As amazing as this game looks, I'd rather be watching the catapult sequence from the 1963 Wile E. Coyote and Roadrunner cartoon, "To Beep or Not To Beep."
50:58 Oh no! Its marvin!
59:23 Look out!
1:00:04 Hes gonna shoot!
Wow even watching gameplay of this it doesn’t have the same high speed exhilaration as sonic cause what made sonic so fun and exciting is that even if you’re watching someone else play it you could still feel the high speed thrill and excitement of seeing sonic run fast and mainly due to the level design and how it compliments sonic’s speed and even when he slows down to jump on platforms you could still feel that momentum but this game like one minute you’re going fast and next thing you know you bump into something you lose speed and sonic had that too but at least with sonic it was a trial and error thing and there’s still more paths to take to increase your speed again
0:55, MEEP MEEP!
Happy birthaversary Road Runner and Wile. E Coyote🎉🎁🎂🎁🎊
I remember this game made me want to go fast but it felt like going fast was never allowed...
Here because of my friend jerma and pizza tower : -)
Pizza tower? (i know for jerma's case, but not pt)
One of many games i regretted buying when I was a kid. 😂
Road Runner: Beep, beep.
Road Runner > Sonic
50:42 Wile E Coyote says BEEP BEEP
1:02:10 giant Road Runner!
I really liked this game back then. I rented it from block buster back in the days.
At least it's nowhere near the magnitude of the ET Atari game...
I bet this game is giving some people Sonic the Hedgehog vibes.
i miss that game
Wow! They even ended the game with a Fat Lady singing joke. You don't see that much anymore.
This game drove me crazy as a kid. After a while, I just wanted to beat it bc it pissed me off so much, not bc i actually enjoyed it. And I still never beat it! 😂
A great game! I was taking a break from work & saw a big white bus pass by with "Road Runner" as it's logo & said to myself, Remember the Road Runner Game? 😂 so much fun 😊 "Road Runner" #1 ♥ 💯
"It's not over until the fat lady sings!"
*[Gets smashed by the catapult on the first level]*
*[Walks up, begins singing]*
*NOT YET*
*[Gets hit by a giant rock]*
Terrible game, but since it is a licensed franchise released early on SNES lifecycle i give it a relief.
Rented it a couple of times in the early 90s, and really tried playing but so boring.
However, Sunsoft's Bugs Bunny Rabbiit Rampage (1994) is another level, with some silly difficulty moments for sure, but way better music,graphics, gags and playability
Had this back in the day.... it sucks hard.
One game that could benefit with a widescreen and/or camera zoomed out. This game COULD'VE been pretty good.
Me not sure if me finish it’s game🎮🕹️
as a child, this was 1 of my first video games in the easrly 90s. i played it years later and remember thinking how terrible it was
The controls killed it even though I did beat this game a few times before but I do like the graphics and music with cutscenes though
It felt kinda like Bubsy to me
And yeah I managed to beat this even as a kid
Totally forgot about Bubsy. Thanks for the reminder.
Desert demolition was so much better!
This game did had some funny animation and music
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Unreal athleticism
Ive been waiting for you to finally do this one nintendo complete i played this last winter man this took me almost a month to finally beat the stage 2 Boss was always a neck to neck battle for me and escaping the giant mutant coyote in the last level good Lord lol someone comment was on point they said beautiful graphics and animations nightmareish Gameplay controls and level Design this is sunsoft weakest looney tunes game so far in my opinion but i still liked it lol
Nunca lo pude pasar 😢
This and Desert Demoltion fall into the same boat for me, looks good, plays like absolute shit. This was also the point Sunsoft started sullying their name, releasing games by other developers, much like Acclaim would do, making it look like Sunsoft had fallen off a cliff in quality (the only thing they were still doing right at the time were their Hebereke games).
"Had fallen off a cliff"
Like Wile E. Coyote?
Desert Demolition was really good though. I never had it as a kid, but I love the game now for its fast-paced gameplay that controlled like a dream. I think it looks better graphically, too.
@@Dorian_Scott It hardly even had a soundtrack to it, pretty much feeling in the sound department like the Taz Mania games on that system. You could tell even it wasn't a Japan made game as it didn't use the better sound drivers present in a lot of Japanese made titles. I've played both, Sunsoft's best Looney Tunes licensed games just seem better on the Game Boy. The Genesis one was made by Blue Sky Software, who didn't exactly have a great track record of their own, these were the same guys behind the awful Genesis Little Mermaid game. Looking at their list of games they created, none make me go "Oooh great game". Everything they put their hands on just didn't seem all that great, the only thing they seemed to excel at were the Joe Montana games on the Genesis.
Man..... I picked up this game used with some birthday money as a kid in the 90s from Funcoland. I was so proud that I bought my own SNES game with MY money. My childhood pride was too much to allow me to admit it was not a good game hahaha
sonic goes iceskating
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I actually Loved this game.
32:18. Nice dodge there.
When Looney Tunes tried ripping off Sonic
Say, did I hear that this game was unreleased?
@BlazingSouldHunter286 No, it was released. It had a sequel planned, "Wile E.'s Revenge", where Wile E. Coyote would have been the playable character. It was never released because Sunsoft's American offices closed due to bankruptcy.