Yogi Bear is a simple, unassuming platformer with beautiful graphics and music, no challenge, and lots of charm. It's not long, but it's fun while it lasts.
This is a game that interested me for a while, but a lot of the reviews I’ve watched were negative, so it’s nice to know someone out there likes this game. Now I’ll consider adding this to my SNES collection.
Well said! There are certain genres of games that I loved! Tecmo 🏈Super🏉🏉Bowl🏈 became my first NES sports game that was perfectly designed for me. I loved football, AND I loved statistical analysis and compilation. Tecmo Super🏈Bowl🏈had it all! Then later I found the Sega Genesis, and it blew my mind! Now I loved gaming. I used to shovel snow, rake leaves, ANYTHING that I could do to help me make money I did. I then got a job at the local grocery store pushing carts. Ugh! However it paid me and with that I was able to get a SNES, and later a TurboGraphx-16. After "moving up?" LOL, I got a $0.²⁵ cent raise! Whoo hoo! LOL! However I was able to acquire basically all of the 8-bit and 16-bit systems that were released. My favorite games were again the Sports games, next came the side scrolling adventures. Even those genres had sub-genres. Like the fighters.....Streets of Rage, Final Fight, etc. Then the standard.....Super Mario! Next one of my other favorites, the Comic book Superheroes, and the Comic or Cartoon based games. One of my all-time favorites is Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse. There were Bugs Bunny games, Tiny Toons, Rocky & Bullwinkle, Casper, another favorite, The Flintstones, and others. That sub-genre became one or, y favorites next to the sports games. Games like Mortal Kombat were okay. Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Pit Fighter, Virtual Fighter were all decent, but I was so so playing them so? But again I LOVED the variety of great games we had back then. Something new was ALWAYS coming out. Electronic Gaming Monthly magazine, Gamepro magazine, and Nintendo Power always had reviews but the PREVIEWS were always loaded with the newest and more recent games. Those days? For a gamer? Those were the GOLDEN DAYS OF GAMING! I REALLY MISS THOSE DAYS, A LOT!
My cousins had this game and I would play it when I went over to their house but we always got bored after the first 2 or 3 snow stages and quit playing this and switched to Mario World. The oldest sister still has it though and says she still plays it occasionally.
I love how the programmers used to add little subtle effects effects or "touches" like that into their games. Where IF you didn't move or hit a button after a few seconds the character would look at you, sometimes with a look of disgust....lol, tap his/her/it's foot, or even WORSE throw up their arms and actually ask, WHAT'S THE HOLD UP?" Or some oddball phrase. Again those days of gaming? Legendary!
Would be great if the camera actually moved properly so you could see what was coming when falling down the platforms. It’s especially frustrating when trying to consecutively jump on the picnic baskets.
Well, this is one definitive example of what licensed shovelware was in the '90s. No passion, no diversity, no charm. Just slap a recognizable character and asset swap the collectables.
I never heard of this game as a kid and am only here to check it out because I just read of it (only very briefly; they barely covered it) in an old issue of Nintendo Power. It is surprisingly pretty! It reminds me of Plok, visually (though of course it's far less surreal).
I know Yogi Bear but i only saw excerpts of the animated series. I never watched it in its entirety. I watched more Scooby-Doo. As for The Flintstones, i only saw the live-action movies. This SNES game looks good.
I guess a video game about Yogi Bear isn't that far out of an idea. After Scooby Doo, and The Flintstones Yogi Bear is probably Hanna Barbara's 3rd most successful property. After all he does have his own chain of of themed campgrounds across the United States and Canada. Plus this was the 90's WB owned the Hanna Barbara license by this point as well so they could license it out in addition to their normal WB properties. Sunsoft was the one who usually handled all of those games I believe. Most being quality titles.
Je me souviens que ma mère me permettait de me louer la cassette. Je croyais que cela ne coûtait rien comme la bibliothèque...j avais 7 ans. C'était fun mais dûr. J'aimais aussi gadget. J ai su 15 ans plus tard que la place avait fermée car la police avait démentele un commerce de pot dans le club vidéo.
Up from the darkest mires of Chaos, I saw a foul ursine beast, its head fast approaching. Its wild maw dripped with hateful desires for murder and blood. As it spied me, it open its vile maw in a terrible roar and yelled: HHHHHEEEEEEEERRRRRREEEE CCCOOOOMMMMMEEESSSS YYYOOOOGGGIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This video game seems to capture the spirit of the original yogi bear cartoons much better than yogis gang or yo yogi or that weird cgi live action thing that should not be named Man if I found a Super Nintendo at my goodwill and found this game I would play the hell out of it
My mom and I had this game when I was little. We played it lots of times but could never even make it through the tundra area. I never even made it past the first level. To this day I don’t understand what the point of this game was. There were no bosses to challenge Yogi, and there isn’t even a plot to this game. It’s pointless
I used to love the cartoon based games. My all-time favorite being Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse. The Flintstones was another brilliantly made classic! Tiny Toon Adventures was another great example as well. Another great game although NOT a actual "cartoon" character, was Bonk's Adventure & Bonk's Revenge for the TurboGraphx-16 system. Oh and one I totally forgot, BOOGERMAN.....A PICK & FLICK ADVENTURE! THAT was one of the most hilariously made, incredibly goofy yet nasty games made yet it was awesome! When your character has two weapons, the first being a Burp. 🗣💨BURRP! The second weapon is a FART! Yes a Fart! 🤼💨🥴🤢🤮 PLUS on top of that? Your farts light up and they give you the power of FLIGHT! Now that's a hilarious way to tell a story! Especially for teenage boys! Also Battletoads, Toe Jam & Earl, and some other games made these early systems so amazing! What's so incredible is even NOW, these classical systems are in my opinion just as awesome of possibly BETTER than they were back then, considering how bad the gaming industry has become! I honestly would EASILY RATHER HAVE A NES, a SNES, a Sega Master System, a Sega Genesis, and a TurboGraphx-16 over any of the latest systems/technological advances that they've made. With the exception of the sports games like MLB The Show, the newer games? They stink!
Yogi Bear is a simple, unassuming platformer with beautiful graphics and music, no challenge, and lots of charm. It's not long, but it's fun while it lasts.
This is a game that interested me for a while, but a lot of the reviews I’ve watched were negative, so it’s nice to know someone out there likes this game. Now I’ll consider adding this to my SNES collection.
@albert fish this game is meant for 4 year olds so it has to be really easy
Well said! There are certain genres of games that I loved! Tecmo 🏈Super🏉🏉Bowl🏈 became my first NES sports game that was perfectly designed for me. I loved football, AND I loved statistical analysis and compilation. Tecmo Super🏈Bowl🏈had it all! Then later I found the Sega Genesis, and it blew my mind! Now I loved gaming. I used to shovel snow, rake leaves, ANYTHING that I could do to help me make money I did. I then got a job at the local grocery store pushing carts. Ugh! However it paid me and with that I was able to get a SNES, and later a TurboGraphx-16. After "moving up?" LOL, I got a $0.²⁵ cent raise! Whoo hoo! LOL! However I was able to acquire basically all of the 8-bit and 16-bit systems that were released. My favorite games were again the Sports games, next came the side scrolling adventures. Even those genres had sub-genres. Like the fighters.....Streets of Rage, Final Fight, etc. Then the standard.....Super Mario! Next one of my other favorites, the Comic book Superheroes, and the Comic or Cartoon based games. One of my all-time favorites is Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse. There were Bugs Bunny games, Tiny Toons, Rocky & Bullwinkle, Casper, another favorite, The Flintstones, and others. That sub-genre became one or, y favorites next to the sports games. Games like Mortal Kombat were okay. Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Pit Fighter, Virtual Fighter were all decent, but I was so so playing them so? But again I LOVED the variety of great games we had back then. Something new was ALWAYS coming out. Electronic Gaming Monthly magazine, Gamepro magazine, and Nintendo Power always had reviews but the PREVIEWS were always loaded with the newest and more recent games. Those days? For a gamer? Those were the GOLDEN DAYS OF GAMING! I REALLY MISS THOSE DAYS, A LOT!
0:15 I have no idea why I find this so funny but it cracks me up EVERY SINGLE TIME
Because on the first play you don’t expect it
This was my first real challenging game as a kid I could never get past the snow level and I still can’t :,( this video bring back so many memories
0:15 here comes yogi!!!!!
“HOLY FUCKIN’ SHIT! UGH! I didn’t know this way gonna be a fuckin’ survival horror game!”
My cousins had this game and I would play it when I went over to their house but we always got bored after the first 2 or 3 snow stages and quit playing this and switched to Mario World. The oldest sister still has it though and says she still plays it occasionally.
The use of the Westminster Chimes when you collect time increases was a clever touch. Looks like a fun little game to play.
Especially cause its yogi bear
Bowser: I finally found it. And now no one can STOP ME!!!
0:15
Yogis jump sounds like a cartoon water drop going backwards back up the sprocket.
It's so weird that the first level of the game is in the snow and at night lmao
0:15
HERE COMES YOGI!
I like how when you just stand still for 1 second yogi looks in the camera, just such a great game
I love how the programmers used to add little subtle effects effects or "touches" like that into their games. Where IF you didn't move or hit a button after a few seconds the character would look at you, sometimes with a look of disgust....lol, tap his/her/it's foot, or even WORSE throw up their arms and actually ask, WHAT'S THE HOLD UP?" Or some oddball phrase. Again those days of gaming? Legendary!
0:15 HERE COMES FREDDY!
Would be great if the camera actually moved properly so you could see what was coming when falling down the platforms. It’s especially frustrating when trying to consecutively jump on the picnic baskets.
There was a Sega Genesis version of this game in Europe called Yogi Bear's Cartoon Capers.
Well, this is one definitive example of what licensed shovelware was in the '90s. No passion, no diversity, no charm. Just slap a recognizable character and asset swap the collectables.
I never heard of this game as a kid and am only here to check it out because I just read of it (only very briefly; they barely covered it) in an old issue of Nintendo Power. It is surprisingly pretty! It reminds me of Plok, visually (though of course it's far less surreal).
0:15 fnaf before fnaf
I know Yogi Bear but i only saw excerpts of the animated series. I never watched it in its entirety.
I watched more Scooby-Doo.
As for The Flintstones, i only saw the live-action movies.
This SNES game looks good.
Seems like this is full of HB stock sound effect samples? The devs understood the assignment and so forth
Awesomeness I can’t wait to get it
I'm not sure they made that pit at the beginning of Cave Capers Stage 4 deep enough. 22:12
Lmao ikr. That was a little ridiculous.
5:56 "hey hey"🐻
0:16 HOLY FUCKING SHIT!
I guess a video game about Yogi Bear isn't that far out of an idea. After Scooby Doo, and The Flintstones Yogi Bear is probably Hanna Barbara's 3rd most successful property. After all he does have his own chain of of themed campgrounds across the United States and Canada. Plus this was the 90's WB owned the Hanna Barbara license by this point as well so they could license it out in addition to their normal WB properties. Sunsoft was the one who usually handled all of those games I believe. Most being quality titles.
👏👏👏👍, saudações do Brasil
E nois 🤣🎮🇧🇷🇧🇷
So what does getting all four pieces of the clock in Dream Time do?
Gives you a continue
@@andrewbaldwin9194 Ah. Rather interesting gimmick.
Je me souviens que ma mère me permettait de me louer la cassette. Je croyais que cela ne coûtait rien comme la bibliothèque...j avais 7 ans. C'était fun mais dûr. J'aimais aussi gadget. J ai su 15 ans plus tard que la place avait fermée car la police avait démentele un commerce de pot dans le club vidéo.
When get hit Yogi say "Hey hey"
The music is very relaxing
Up from the darkest mires of Chaos, I saw a foul ursine beast, its head fast approaching. Its wild maw dripped with hateful desires for murder and blood. As it spied me, it open its vile maw in a terrible roar and yelled:
HHHHHEEEEEEEERRRRRREEEE CCCOOOOMMMMMEEESSSS YYYOOOOGGGIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When you put it like that, it sounds somewhat less inviting.
Hey Boo Boo!!!🤣🤣
This video game seems to capture the spirit of the original yogi bear cartoons much better than yogis gang or yo yogi or that weird cgi live action thing that should not be named
Man if I found a Super Nintendo at my goodwill and found this game I would play the hell out of it
Good game with nice visuals
Nostalgic ❤
Is the yogi bear game available on any of them new remade nes systems with the 620 games or whatever?
Who the hell is the seven down votes .... Damn. . I love this game . HERESSSS YOGIIIII.
Port of the Amiga game?
The Ranger is not going to like this Yogi!
YGH
EABNM
❤😊 my boy
My mom and I had this game when I was little. We played it lots of times but could never even make it through the tundra area. I never even made it past the first level. To this day I don’t understand what the point of this game was. There were no bosses to challenge Yogi, and there isn’t even a plot to this game. It’s pointless
This game looks so basic and monotonous. I am glad I never bought this one.
-Play With Yogy Bear in Jellystone park.
🤔
actually, it's nice game
Nintendo complete what s your all time favorite retro console from the 1980 s 1990 s .mines is the super Nes
Why does Yogi Bear remind me of Al Bundy?
They both hate fat women's feet?
boring game
I used to love the cartoon based games. My all-time favorite being Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse. The Flintstones was another brilliantly made classic! Tiny Toon Adventures was another great example as well. Another great game although NOT a actual "cartoon" character, was Bonk's Adventure & Bonk's Revenge for the TurboGraphx-16 system. Oh and one I totally forgot, BOOGERMAN.....A PICK & FLICK ADVENTURE! THAT was one of the most hilariously made, incredibly goofy yet nasty games made yet it was awesome! When your character has two weapons, the first being a Burp. 🗣💨BURRP! The second weapon is a FART! Yes a Fart! 🤼💨🥴🤢🤮 PLUS on top of that? Your farts light up and they give you the power of FLIGHT! Now that's a hilarious way to tell a story! Especially for teenage boys!
Also Battletoads, Toe Jam & Earl, and some other games made these early systems so amazing! What's so incredible is even NOW, these classical systems are in my opinion just as awesome of possibly BETTER than they were back then, considering how bad the gaming industry has become! I honestly would EASILY RATHER HAVE A NES, a SNES, a Sega Master System, a Sega Genesis, and a TurboGraphx-16 over any of the latest systems/technological advances that they've made. With the exception of the sports games like MLB The Show, the newer games? They stink!