Growing up I always thought he started off by saying “like a pocket watch you’re wrong”. Thanks to this upload, 25 years later, I now know he says “what could possibly go wrong” :)
I loved and enjoyed this game as a kid in the 90s, and still love it today in 2022. The only problem with this game is it's so easy to die when you come in contact with an enemy because Bubsy moves too fast, but the levels are colorful and fun. Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo games never get old to me. They were some of the best video game consoles with great games. Graphics don't matter to me when it comes to loving older video games.
The 8 and 16 bit era's were IMO the best of the best when it came to vide games, they taught hand eye coordination, and thinking skills, with a few mindless games thrown in. I also think the same of the early Golden Age of Arcades in the early to mid 80's.
I used to play this game all the time as a kid, and I never got the hatred for it. The only thing that bothered me was the one hit deaths...that was it. Everything else was fine.
@klaymodopostoffice9885I know! the reviewers in their disgusting and shameful adulthood go and make shitty videos and reviews just to let the world know how bad the game is that they don't even know how to play (especially Jontron!), damn the bastard who started all this "Sonic rip-off!!!! I only end up reporting videos like those! They need to learn to appreciate old games instead of acting like idiots in front of their cameras and suffering like dogs😡😡😡
@Klaymodo Post Office Thanks for your reply! I did my best for this soundtrack. And I really dislike these childish Meme's and the hatred that Bubsy gets especially online. The Woolies Strike Back is a decent game. A bit short, but good fun. Nobody should compare it with Bubsy 3D or anything else. The games stand for themselves and should be rated and reviewed accordingly. But I'm very happy that you like my soundtrack, thanks again mate! Cheers!
@Klaymodo Post Office Yes, there are many American, European and Japanese legendary 8bit/16bit game composers, like Koji Kondo, Yuzo Koshiro, Chris Hülsbeck, Rob Hubbard, Martin Galway, Tim Follin etc Yes, The Woolies Strike Back could have been much better, it's just the Giana Sisters Twisted Dreams engine reused.
@Klaymodo Post Office I think Koji Kondo is much better than the overrated Nobuo Uematsu. Never liked RPG games like Final Fantasy and his music is so-so in my opinion. Hiroki Kikuta is amazing for his soundtrack for Secret of Mana on the SNES. It's one of the best games of all times. But so is Zelda 3 on SNES (Koji Kondo OST). Yes, you're right, Super Mario World 2 Yoshi's Island had a very short soundtrack, for example.
@Klaymodo Post Office Hehe, you gotta point there. Yes, but the first dungeon music on Zelda 3.... is pure magic. It made me fall in eternal love with the game. Superbly composed. So mystical, a bit melancholic, too. The second one is annoying a bit. And yes, I remember reading German Game Mag reviews of Yoshis Island in 1995 as said, and the main criticism was, "only 5 tunes for such a big game? Come on!" and that made me think, Ok yes, that's correct indeed! The music in Zelda Ocarina of Time is longer, more and more varied too. Links Awakening is a great game as well, some tear-jearking songs in it, too, that sad in-house theme for example. it's the 2nd best Zelda game after Ocarina and Twilight Princess. Mask of Majora was very annoying with its time limit. I hate time limits in most games!
@Klaymodo Post Office Hehe, yeah, it depends if the producer or the audio director of a game just wants a 1 minute looped audio. It's out of my control/influence to insert a longer track into the game then! :) Hope you listen to more of my music, I certainly did longer tracks than Kondo :D
Music isn't bad at all but the use of the Genesis soundchip is pretty lackluster in most of the levels. Physics are also weird sometimes and the level design can be very cheap, especially near the end, but overall it's not as bad as everyone says it is. It's a decent game.
I cannot believe I havent thought about this game in 25 years!!!! wtf i used to play this as much as SONIC 2. wow, thank you internet for reminding about this legendary piece of my childhood!
I remember playing this game as a kid. It tried to be fast as Sonic but with its own personality. Well, it kind of did it, but the difficulty got frustrating after some levels. The music is pretty catchy but the sound driver programming of this Genesis version was pretty much in the level of most Genesis games - in other words, they don't sound great. Great sound in Genesis was possible but only if you explored the sound chips to their limits and were willing to program for it. Overall, it was a fun game anyway. Thanks for sharing.
I don't recall running into a wall as instant death? Unless something killed you while Bubsy was swatting away the stars. I was never able to get past the "boss" on the jungle level. I'm glad I saw this though because I've always wondered what the last level looked like, lol.
Haha i remember that when he run into a wall yes :D This bring me back good memories when i was young. While i seen this video i never knew i was that close! I did remember i allways died on the "space level", but i never knew that is the last level! So all that time i was on the end! lol
Accolade's games on the Genesis are unlicensed, and now I understand why... they did not know their way around that sound hardware the same way Electronic Arts did.
I love this game! Btw does anyone knows why does/do the final boss/bosses has/have two heads? Is it a single individual with two heads or are they actually two individuals sharing one torso? (Conjoined twins?) Been wondering till now
This game is fun it's challenging almost as much as a sonic type of game I have a whole lot of Sega genesis games which still work I recall playing this in my childhood days got that humor atmosphere never did bear it yet as alot of those games were very difficult and you had to figure it out how to win by your own self without internet walkthrough alas even in my age 30s it still holds nostalgia I remember being ecstatic when I got my first genesis at Christmas long time ago I was in heaven never gets old I wish there was a time machine to go back and revisit my youth and stay there forever because this generation is boring and depressing to be a 90s kid would be ideal again sadly will never happen I would pull all nighters playing games like phantasy star and golden axe
I dont get why this game gets a lot of hate, is a desent game actually, also the soundtrack is good, there are worse games like Superman64, Super pitfall Nes, Hotel Mario, E.T for atari, Barbie Nes, Thunder Alley GBA, Bubsy for the Atari Jaguar is worse, heck even Bubsy 2 is worse .
This game got good reviews when it released way back then. The majority of the hate towards this game comes from Jontron’s nitpicking and people that actually haven’t played it
@@turbomarioAlready! because the people who watched that crappy jontron video predicted that they sucked at playing this gem and so they decided to demonstrate their incompetence by reviewing bubsy and copying the words that idiot said when I uploaded that crap in 2012! the thing is that you also said that it was praised in the days before the internet! you know? sometimes I really start to think or I think 100% that the era without internet is 1000 times better, BECAUSE IT RUINS EVERYTHING FOR YOU!!!
I've had vague memories of this game since i was a kid. I always thought it was named "bubble boy" and was a little boy, but seeing some of the animations again, I'm 85% sure it was this game.
i love bubzy the bobcat i have bubzy 1 and bubzy 2 for the snes wish they didnt kill off the franchise awesome game still play it today they should of ran with it like sonic and crash bandicoot it would of been a cash cow like the other 2 it was different than sonic and less boring too bubzy was a hoot all the puns and game level names like beavery careful and the good bad and the woolie still laughing at the shit i guess you have to be me and my sence of humor all and all awesome game long live bubsy
I'm just happy that it never happened, that is in the sense that I'm not saying that I don't want to see Bubsy but I wanted him to have an original game of his own otherwise if it were like this soon Sega would take the other mascots like: awesome possum, sparkster, socket , rocky, aero the acrobat, zero the kamikaze squirell and zool💀💀💀
@Klaymodo Post Office ahh, after playing the game a lot more recently I do agree tbh, it seems to run better on sega probably because it did have a lot more production time as well.
@klaymodopostoffice9885Well! whatever you say that the genesis is better than the snes the SNES version will always be the better than the sega genesis version because not only because the SNES has the more advanced graphics and the better music and the clearer voice than the genesis but also because the genesis version has instruments as if they were playing an accordion and has some object sprites that are missing some pixels like the shoe that kicks you on the first level, in fact on the SNES they solved that sprite problem and made it more detailed! both versions of the game are colorful but the genesis version has the brighter light, but what you said before about there being more extra items in the genesis version is true, in fact I love both versions too!
This game, in all honesty... Not very well made. I see the intent and passion behind the creator and I appreciate that very much. But execution was a bit rough in all areas. You have to really tell yourself "the controls aren't awkward.. I can enjoy this" but they're awful. The map designs and layout were both pretty sub par visual design and ill fated with difficult obstacles that were beyond reasonable in the later levels. I actually just beat this game (for the SNES) two nights ago and it took me several tries to get it right and collect enough 1-up shirts to make it to the end. I wish the game was more fleshed out with a better art design team and level developers. Also for some reason, I find this game plays better on the Genesis than it does on the Super NES port. Not sure if it has anything to do with the fact that the game was put together first for the Genesis before it made its way to the SNES. I also prefer the Genesis music in one of the two western levels bgm. Its ear bleeding bad on the SNES. lol I original bought this game when I was 16 and I thought I liked it a lot back then. But I may have fallen into the hype trap, since the game had an impressive amount of advertisement and review coverage which received many accolades (see what I did there? :P) except in EGM magazines. The best thing about this game is the box art, manual comic book illustrations and the development stories by Mike, the creator himself. It is a nostalgic gem. I will give it that. But definitely not for the faint of heart. No sir.
Looking at this after owning and playing a copy for the Genesis, I'm honestly glad I never beat this one in my youth. Everything about this game is, in my personal opinion, God awful and grossly overrated tripe. Bubsy is nothing more than a trend chaser that lacks any understanding about what made Sonic and Mario so iconic and beloved. Outside lame one-liners and dated catchphrases, Bubsy possesses zero personality. Whereas Sonic had a big personality and character right out of the gate AND Sonic NEVER had to talk to convey any of it. The slippery controls, obnoxious level scale/design, agonizingly repetitive soundtrack, boring enemies/bosses and idiotic mechanics, make for a title that I would rather see cast into a dark pit and permanently forgotten.
This game is *far* from overrated. With all of the unwarranted nitpicking it gets i’d say it’s more underrated. Played it when i was younger, and i enjoyed almost any retro platformer i could get my hands on. Just the same tired criticism this game always receives lmao
@@turbomario The fact that this sorry excuse for piss receives such thorough and consistent panning ought to be rather damning to you. But by all means, please explain how Bubsy is merely "underrated." *_And be specific._* Your comment falls woefully short compared to my critique.
MAN this brings me back to my childhood. Wow. The nostalgia is real.
Mike Berlyn, the creator, passed away
Growing up I always thought he started off by saying “like a pocket watch you’re wrong”. Thanks to this upload, 25 years later, I now know he says “what could possibly go wrong” :)
As a kid I thought he said “watch your pocket when you’re wrong” lmao
I always knew what he said. I must be genius 🧠
"Watch the possum or you'll go wrong."
Phew I’m glad I’m not the only one who made something up 😂
I think I'm gonna start saying "like a pocket watch, you're wrong" in casual conversation now. Thanks!
i must have played thru this game a dozen or more times. i always thought it was funny when you'd let it idle and he'd "knock" on the screen
Jinx
*bonk bonk*
“ARE YOU STILL PLAYIN’ THIS THING?”
Actually looks kinda nice this game
My grandparents bought a Genesis for us children to play back in the day. This, Sonic 2, and some Jurassic Park game were the first i ever played
I loved and enjoyed this game as a kid in the 90s, and still love it today in 2022. The only problem with this game is it's so easy to die when you come in contact with an enemy because Bubsy moves too fast, but the levels are colorful and fun. Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo games never get old to me. They were some of the best video game consoles with great games. Graphics don't matter to me when it comes to loving older video games.
He was either too slow or too fast. And if you went fast the camera would lag behind instead of looking ahead lol
The 8 and 16 bit era's were IMO the best of the best when it came to vide games, they taught hand eye coordination, and thinking skills, with a few mindless games thrown in. I also think the same of the early Golden Age of Arcades in the early to mid 80's.
I used to play this game all the time as a kid, and I never got the hatred for it. The only thing that bothered me was the one hit deaths...that was it. Everything else was fine.
@klaymodopostoffice9885I know! the reviewers in their disgusting and shameful adulthood go and make shitty videos and reviews just to let the world know how bad the game is that they don't even know how to play (especially Jontron!), damn the bastard who started all this "Sonic rip-off!!!! I only end up reporting videos like those! They need to learn to appreciate old games instead of acting like idiots in front of their cameras and suffering like dogs😡😡😡
I’m here because I remembered the theme song from the first level and it’s been stuck in my head all day! 😂 30 years ago nostalgia
Such an underrated game.. my childhood right here
MKBRLN - I still remember the cheat code even though it's 25 years since I played this!
you must have the Patience of a god I know how hard that game is thank you for uploading this video
+john normandale You're welcome :) The game is extremely hard and not for the faint of heart!
Awesome game, great playing as always, AL 82! Bubsy is better than his reputation. I made the music for "Bubsy The Woolies Strike Back" btw :)
@Klaymodo Post Office Thanks for your reply! I did my best for this soundtrack. And I really dislike these childish Meme's and the hatred that Bubsy gets especially online. The Woolies Strike Back is a decent game. A bit short, but good fun. Nobody should compare it with Bubsy 3D or anything else. The games stand for themselves and should be rated and reviewed accordingly. But I'm very happy that you like my soundtrack, thanks again mate! Cheers!
@Klaymodo Post Office Yes, there are many American, European and Japanese legendary 8bit/16bit game composers, like Koji Kondo, Yuzo Koshiro, Chris Hülsbeck, Rob Hubbard, Martin Galway, Tim Follin etc
Yes, The Woolies Strike Back could have been much better, it's just the Giana Sisters Twisted Dreams engine reused.
@Klaymodo Post Office I think Koji Kondo is much better than the overrated Nobuo Uematsu. Never liked RPG games like Final Fantasy and his music is so-so in my opinion. Hiroki Kikuta is amazing for his soundtrack for Secret of Mana on the SNES. It's one of the best games of all times. But so is Zelda 3 on SNES (Koji Kondo OST).
Yes, you're right, Super Mario World 2 Yoshi's Island had a very short soundtrack, for example.
@Klaymodo Post Office Hehe, you gotta point there. Yes, but the first dungeon music on Zelda 3.... is pure magic. It made me fall in eternal love with the game. Superbly composed. So mystical, a bit melancholic, too. The second one is annoying a bit. And yes, I remember reading German Game Mag reviews of Yoshis Island in 1995 as said, and the main criticism was, "only 5 tunes for such a big game? Come on!" and that made me think, Ok yes, that's correct indeed! The music in Zelda Ocarina of Time is longer, more and more varied too. Links Awakening is a great game as well, some tear-jearking songs in it, too, that sad in-house theme for example. it's the 2nd best Zelda game after Ocarina and Twilight Princess. Mask of Majora was very annoying with its time limit. I hate time limits in most games!
@Klaymodo Post Office Hehe, yeah, it depends if the producer or the audio director of a game just wants a 1 minute looped audio. It's out of my control/influence to insert a longer track into the game then! :) Hope you listen to more of my music, I certainly did longer tracks than Kondo :D
I love how the enemies can just blow on you. They know Bubsys weakness lol
I did played this game so much when I was a teenager 😌. The good old days.
This play through is really quite impressive.
Takes me back... Accolade made so many great titles, especially on the Genesis.
Honestly this bubsy game is ahead of it's time.1 of the best games ever. No matter what system you have.And I love the music.
Music isn't bad at all but the use of the Genesis soundchip is pretty lackluster in most of the levels. Physics are also weird sometimes and the level design can be very cheap, especially near the end, but overall it's not as bad as everyone says it is. It's a decent game.
@@DeskoDevIs the best game of bubsy series😊😊😊
One of my all time favorites
Mine too❤❤❤
I cannot believe I havent thought about this game in 25 years!!!! wtf i used to play this as much as SONIC 2. wow, thank you internet for reminding about this legendary piece of my childhood!
Such an under appreciated game, and those pianos used to scare the shit out of me lol
I use to always play this with my uncle
this game was IMPOSSIBLE
Battletoads
In "The Good, the Bad, and the Woolies," I always thought he was saying "Well, they could work for Clinton."
Robert Dudley same.. Only I thought he said it worked for Clinton lol
The mega drive version matches the graphics and motion of the SNES no problem but the music and generally audio is definitely inferior.
Great game, and great music, especially for the last 3 levels (Eye of the Bobcat, etc...).Simpler times, miss them
I've only played the 3D game (which was pretty solid). This looks okay.
looks like rayman got a little inspiration from this game- Note how the yarn is like the tings, and each one has a different sound
the first Rayman had cartoonish graphics like Uncle Bubsy's and obviously Rayman also took inspiration from the dear Plok! for snes to detach the arts
Man this sounds way different to the Snes version
Holy shit. I never realized he was a cat. When i was 4-5 i thought he was just a weird orange alien thing
This game since the 90’s share to a new generation of kids!
I loved the roller coaster levels so much!
I remember playing this game as a kid. It tried to be fast as Sonic but with its own personality. Well, it kind of did it, but the difficulty got frustrating after some levels. The music is pretty catchy but the sound driver programming of this Genesis version was pretty much in the level of most Genesis games - in other words, they don't sound great. Great sound in Genesis was possible but only if you explored the sound chips to their limits and were willing to program for it. Overall, it was a fun game anyway. Thanks for sharing.
Today after a lot of years I had that first song in my mind :D So I had to find out the game title.
I don't recall running into a wall as instant death? Unless something killed you while Bubsy was swatting away the stars.
I was never able to get past the "boss" on the jungle level. I'm glad I saw this though because I've always wondered what the last level looked like, lol.
Haha i remember that when he run into a wall yes :D
This bring me back good memories when i was young.
While i seen this video i never knew i was that close! I did remember i allways died on the "space level", but i never knew that is the last level! So all that time i was on the end! lol
Oh I feel old now, I loved this game! 😌
This is the greatest long play of all time!!!!
At least to me...😁
Great job!!!👍
20:00 i always stuck on blackscreen when I try to play chapter 6
38:38 oh no
44:37 NAH!!
I remember seeing this game at the video store when I was a kid never played it though
Accolade's games on the Genesis are unlicensed, and now I understand why... they did not know their way around that sound hardware the same way Electronic Arts did.
I love this game! Btw does anyone knows why does/do the final boss/bosses has/have two heads? Is it a single individual with two heads or are they actually two individuals sharing one torso? (Conjoined twins?) Been wondering till now
4 years late response, but apparently they're conjoined twins called Poly and Ester.
what are those sad looking things with the big eyes that you can't kill on the canyon level?
This game is fun it's challenging almost as much as a sonic type of game I have a whole lot of Sega genesis games which still work I recall playing this in my childhood days got that humor atmosphere never did bear it yet as alot of those games were very difficult and you had to figure it out how to win by your own self without internet walkthrough alas even in my age 30s it still holds nostalgia I remember being ecstatic when I got my first genesis at Christmas long time ago I was in heaven never gets old I wish there was a time machine to go back and revisit my youth and stay there forever because this generation is boring and depressing to be a 90s kid would be ideal again sadly will never happen I would pull all nighters playing games like phantasy star and golden axe
I dont get why this game gets a lot of hate, is a desent game actually, also the soundtrack is good, there are worse games like Superman64, Super pitfall Nes, Hotel Mario, E.T for atari, Barbie Nes, Thunder Alley GBA, Bubsy for the Atari Jaguar is worse, heck even Bubsy 2 is worse .
This game got good reviews when it released way back then. The majority of the hate towards this game comes from Jontron’s nitpicking and people that actually haven’t played it
@@turbomarioAlready! because the people who watched that crappy jontron video predicted that they sucked at playing this gem and so they decided to demonstrate their incompetence by reviewing bubsy and copying the words that idiot said when I uploaded that crap in 2012! the thing is that you also said that it was praised in the days before the internet! you know? sometimes I really start to think or I think 100% that the era without internet is 1000 times better, BECAUSE IT RUINS EVERYTHING FOR YOU!!!
The carnival music is cursed af
This game was on a role. Too bad the sequels weren't quite as good
I've had vague memories of this game since i was a kid. I always thought it was named "bubble boy" and was a little boy, but seeing some of the animations again, I'm 85% sure it was this game.
I hated this game as a kid, but my brother liked it so he insisted on renting it again
well at least your brother had good taste like me, unlike someone like you!
What could possibly go wrong?
Everything!
This game is like a weird fever dream
Que bellos recuerdos 🥰🥰✨✨✨
This game ❤
"more like a bridge to short"
Anyone know what those big liquid orange things at that he picks up?
It's something that offers a big amount of points :D
I always thought as a kid that they were egg yolks 😂
i love bubzy the bobcat i have bubzy 1 and bubzy 2 for the snes wish they didnt kill off the franchise awesome game still play it today they should of ran with it like sonic and crash bandicoot it would of been a cash cow like the other 2 it was different than sonic and less boring too bubzy was a hoot all the puns and game level names like beavery careful and the good bad and the woolie still laughing at the shit i guess you have to be me and my sence of humor all and all awesome game long live bubsy
2017 boi
So..... will you, Mr. Bubsy appear in Sonic Forces as the 3rd mysterious character?!
I still wanted Shadow though..
/sigh
I'm just happy that it never happened, that is in the sense that I'm not saying that I don't want to see Bubsy but I wanted him to have an original game of his own otherwise if it were like this soon Sega would take the other mascots like: awesome possum, sparkster, socket , rocky, aero the acrobat, zero the kamikaze squirell and zool💀💀💀
@@HamiltonAppiah Haha, cant believe I left this comment 6 years ago. How time flies... :)
Took me years to beat this
Stop blowing ur breath on me
31:55 GO AHEAD, MAKE MY DAY!!!
Definitely comparable to the SNES version, but the music is nowhere near as nice.
Tbf thats pretty standard for the mega drive :P
Sounds like Yamaha PSR-2
Anyone else type in the code 'bogus' to get past those levels?
Bubsy on gennesis????????!!
Clearly the best version :+)
Best versión?? Hahahaha
The genesis version was faster, but the SNES version was brighter.
@@ricky-sanchez they both run at the same speed and they both have identical graphics lol
@@turbomario have actually *played* both versions, non emulator?
Bye bubsy.
I found it
And i think Am gonna buy it
C🥳🥳L Sharing 💝Bubsy game Great G👀d upload videos 🙏🏼Thank you ‼️
this sounds like a gameboy game... i do love the game but stick to the snes version, its way better
@Klaymodo Post Office ahh, after playing the game a lot more recently I do agree tbh, it seems to run better on sega probably because it did have a lot more production time as well.
@klaymodopostoffice9885Well! whatever you say that the genesis is better than the snes the SNES version will always be the better than the sega genesis version because not only because the SNES has the more advanced graphics and the better music and the clearer voice than the genesis but also because the genesis version has instruments as if they were playing an accordion and has some object sprites that are missing some pixels like the shoe that kicks you on the first level, in fact on the SNES they solved that sprite problem and made it more detailed! both versions of the game are colorful but the genesis version has the brighter light, but what you said before about there being more extra items in the genesis version is true, in fact I love both versions too!
Most obnoxious music of all time
Also this is not a long play. You died once, you knew where all the bonus rooms and continues were but avoided extra lives where possible.
This game, in all honesty... Not very well made. I see the intent and passion behind the creator and I appreciate that very much. But execution was a bit rough in all areas. You have to really tell yourself "the controls aren't awkward.. I can enjoy this" but they're awful. The map designs and layout were both pretty sub par visual design and ill fated with difficult obstacles that were beyond reasonable in the later levels. I actually just beat this game (for the SNES) two nights ago and it took me several tries to get it right and collect enough 1-up shirts to make it to the end.
I wish the game was more fleshed out with a better art design team and level developers. Also for some reason, I find this game plays better on the Genesis than it does on the Super NES port. Not sure if it has anything to do with the fact that the game was put together first for the Genesis before it made its way to the SNES. I also prefer the Genesis music in one of the two western levels bgm. Its ear bleeding bad on the SNES. lol
I original bought this game when I was 16 and I thought I liked it a lot back then. But I may have fallen into the hype trap, since the game had an impressive amount of advertisement and review coverage which received many accolades (see what I did there? :P) except in EGM magazines. The best thing about this game is the box art, manual comic book illustrations and the development stories by Mike, the creator himself. It is a nostalgic gem. I will give it that. But definitely not for the faint of heart. No sir.
Навальный???
Bubsy is not a game. It’s an abomination!
It’s really NOT that bad at all.
Yeah, I'm pretty much here because of Jontron.
Imitador de Sonic
Pero uno muy chido.
Es muy diferente
Looking at this after owning and playing a copy for the Genesis, I'm honestly glad I never beat this one in my youth.
Everything about this game is, in my personal opinion, God awful and grossly overrated tripe. Bubsy is nothing more than a trend chaser that lacks any understanding about what made Sonic and Mario so iconic and beloved.
Outside lame one-liners and dated catchphrases, Bubsy possesses zero personality. Whereas Sonic had a big personality and character right out of the gate AND Sonic NEVER had to talk to convey any of it.
The slippery controls, obnoxious level scale/design, agonizingly repetitive soundtrack, boring enemies/bosses and idiotic mechanics, make for a title that I would rather see cast into a dark pit and permanently forgotten.
This game is *far* from overrated. With all of the unwarranted nitpicking it gets i’d say it’s more underrated. Played it when i was younger, and i enjoyed almost any retro platformer i could get my hands on. Just the same tired criticism this game always receives lmao
@@turbomario
The fact that this sorry excuse for piss receives such thorough and consistent panning ought to be rather damning to you.
But by all means, please explain how Bubsy is merely "underrated." *_And be specific._* Your comment falls woefully short compared to my critique.
is every level with the same music????? TERRIBLE IF IT IS!