1:55 That's not just any dog, but actually one of the most popular characters in the series. Rintincan/Rantanplan is so popular he got his own spin-off series. 2:54 If you're asking yourself whether or not this game is faithful to the source material, Jolly Jumper (this horse) does this kind of thing regularly. He can even play chess!
There was a cartoon of Lucky Luke here in Canada back in the 80's. It played either on CBC or Radio Canada. I remember the song he sang... " I'm a poor lonesome cowboy..." Great memories.
Yes, that was the cartoon made by Gaumont in collaboration with Hanna/Barbera back then in the 80's... and they took the theme song from the theatrical movie “Lucky Luke” (a.k.a. Daisy Town) from 1971... really great memories!
As a huge Lucky Luke fan, this game perfectly respects the source material. The comic is still a huge thing in Europe (mostly french-speaking Europe). Originally, aimed for kids, the series kept it''s fanbase since today. It''s one of those great comics from Belgium, able to reunite it''s audience from grandfather to grandkids. As perfectly said by Snesdrunk, it''s probably the best comic adapted video game from Infogran during the 90''s.
The game brings justice to the source material outside of having a run option since it doesn't fit the character from the books (Lucky Luke, also known as "the cowboy that shoots faster than his shadow", is most of the time a relaxed guy that lets things happen) but probably was let in just in case some players would feel the game too slow. Many thanks for bringing PAL games to the channel. We, Europeans, enjoy seeing that
omg, thx for this clip. i remember playing this as a child and loved it here in germany, because i've read all the comics and this game is very true to the source material 😄. now i'm feeling nostalgic 😌
As a european I was so lucky (pun intented) to have Lucky Luke and Asterix comics to read. Both franchises made great games on almost all 8bit and 16bit consoles. It is so sad that most USA players didn't get to enjoy Lucky Luke because it is a great comic about wild west and the protagonist is so cool! I had this game back in the day and I enjoyed it so much!
Okay, so I've literally been mooching around this reality for three and a half decades WITHOUT knowing that someone made a super-stylized, beautifully-animated, Western-spoof SNES game that apparently plays like a fever dream version of "Another World?!" I feel somewhat robbed, and my eleven-year-old self is throwing a tantrum. Fantastic video.
The GBC version is composed by Alberto Jose González, one of the underrated greats of European composition. That’s all I really care about as far as Lucky Luke is concerned :P
im really happy that on pretty much every video of a licensed infogrames game from the 90s, someone is there to point out how AJG composed the game boy version. that man is a living legend and deserves the increasing recognition hes gotten for his wonderful soundtracks.
"This game has no time limit..." **Indian Camp flashbacks* Lame joke aside, this is a good game. I played the PC version. And the GBA is a total rehaul of what SNES was lacking, button layout, extra cutscenes, more mini games...
I have the Game Boy Color version of this game, and it is really cool too! there are even levels like the Train one ...gotta say...ir holds up very well !
Not only is the artstyle very faithfull,but the game looks exactly like the comics. The Lucky Luke comics are huge in Europe,specially in Belgium/France,they have been translated in over a dozen languages. They´re pretty much a lighthearted parody of classic Westerns,with very memorable characters like The Daltons,Lucky Luke´s smartass talking horse,Jolly Jumper or Rantanplan,"The dumbest dog west of the Mississipi",who even got his own spin-off comic. There are mostly 2 types of stories: a).The Daltons brake out of prison,Lucky Luke is hunting them down and hilarity ensues. and b). Lucky Luke gets involved in a story,with a historical figure from the Old West,like Jesse James,Calamity Jane,Billy the Kid etc. who are presented as parodies or he gets involved with real events like the building of the railroad,the telegraph,the discovery of oil etc. And in both cases,lots of hilarious shit is happening. The creator Morris also worked on Asterix and Iznogud,which are equally famous and funny as hell comics.
Fun fact: The Lucky Luke comic was started in 1946(!) by Morris, who wrote and drew it all by himself for a number of years until nineteen ninety eight the undertaker threw mankind off hеll in a cell, and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcer's table.
I used to play it quite a bit. Lucky Luke was pretty famous in Europe, I grew up watching the cartoons and read the comics, and my dad bought me this game when I was in third or fourth grade. I enjoyed it quite a bit, dug the art style, but I remember it being pretty challenging for me to grasp the whole concept of its level design. The haunted saloon level was the one that gave me lot of tinkering.
I would have love to play it back when i was a kid in the 90's. But being Canadian and this being a pal exclusive, it would've never happen back then (before emulation). Still, being familiar with the source material, i can see that they did a good good translating the comic into a game.
Hello SNESDrunk. Thank's a lot for this review. I am from germany. Someday I got it as a present. I can't remember, if it was christmas or my birthday. I received it from my mother. Unfortunately she died. But I have all the great memories. And while watching your video, I remembered the day when I got this game as a present. I could also generate the feeling I had at the moment, when I opened the wrapping paper. I didn't know, that this game existed, but I was very happy. Now I am 33 years old. And I just wanted to thank you for all the nice memories I could remember because of your great work.😄 Best greeting from Germany Sebastian
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I used to love Infogrames games, I'm still collecting those games mostly for Sega consoles (Game Gear, Master System and Mega Drive but also for Game Boy and SNES), I have most of The Smurfs, Astérix, Tintin and Spirou games but I'm missing the Lucky Luke games for SNES and PSX!
I read this comic while living in Europe back in the 1980s. I enjoyed the comic and never knew of any game for it. It is in appearance well made. I enjoyed your video. New subscriber. God bless!
Never played this game, but I was a huge Lucky Luke fan back then when I was 8 - 12... and as I can see from this video this game represents the comics perfectly... I recognize most of the characters immediately, like the Daltons, Lucky Luke's horse Jolly Jumper and the dog Rantanplan... too bad it doesn’t seem to have the TV series/movie theme song “I’m a poor, lonesome cowboy”...
Nice review! During this era it looks like Infogrames was also doing a lot on portables. There's even two Game boy Color Lucky Luke games, they tend to look just as nice at least.
@@pungisotu Correct. Also Tintin, btw. Probably lesser known: Gaston (or Gaston Lagaffe) and Spirou. We have a pretty strong comic book culture over here.
I played the Gameboy version of this game back in the day and while it was largely the same game it was very limited and felt clunky. Nonetheless, I appreciate that you shout out some PAL exclusive games
I loved the comic series as a kid. Lucky Luke was quite popular here in Germany. My younger brother and I got this as a gift to Christmas as it came out. Authentic Style, good graphics and awesome gameplay. But it was quiet hard as I remember due to respawning enemys. Over all it is a good memory I have of this game though I guess I never completed it.
Wow, I gad no idea there was a Lucky Luke on SNES. The gameboy color version of this game was an absolute staple of my childhood, so much so that in my "game music" playlist all of LL's tracks are saved. By the looks of it, the GBC game appears to be a port of sorts of this SNES game.
One of the 2D games with the most realistic bullets, small and fast. I'm still surprised that Lucky Luke didn't become popular in the US. I understand that comics like Asterix or Tintin didn't become popular there due to the lack of cultural connections with the US audience but Lucky Luke was a cowboy in the Far West, there is nothing more american like that.
SNESDrunk, try to read the comics, please. Any way you can. Lucky Luke was made by Morris and Goscinny, who also wrote Asterix. Get Iznogoud, Gaston, The General, Tintin and the other Belgian blockbuster comics too. They're worth it. Even learning Dutch/French to read em.
Okay, just from it being made by the same people as Asterix has me sold. I was introduced to that series from one of the ps1/ps2 games and loved it ever since.
Goscinny didn't write Gaston nor Tintin. Gaston is from Franquin and Tintin is from Hergé. He only write for Lucky Luke, Iznogoud, Le petit Nicolas and Asterix. Also, Goscinny is from France and he's not fully Belgian. Don't spread some misinformation like that: make your researches before you write it, dude. Edit : He was also the founder for the magazine Pilote.
It's a great game and a great comic! Read it as a kid aswell as listening to the casette audio books! I guess that USA didnt get Lucky Luke, Asterix and other great comics from France and Belgium?
I'm a big fan of Lucky Luke, and I'm glad I discovered the comics and cartoon series when I did. You think Asterix is hard to come by in the States, relatively no one knows about these guys. Tintin has a bigger, well I can't exactly say presence because I can't think of a better word, but he's better recognized. That's due to having that movie, a cartoon show that was once on Nickelodeon or something in the 90's, and being more accessible. I mean, The Simpsons referenced Tintin a couple times. I think Arthur also did some parody/reference. So I checked this game out a while back, "any way I could," and I was really impressed with the overall design and presentation.
interesting how they removed his trademark cigarette from his lips, also, it is funny that his dog is called RANTANPLAN and is the opposite of ever other comic dog at the time, by being so dim witted...the daltons are claimed to be the cousins of the real dalton gangs and they are all colorblind (explains the name, daltonism) and they vary in intelligence according to height....really fun stuff....i hope u do Spirou next time or something as weird as those...maybe marsupalami ?
I've been thinking about Lucky Luke recently after not hearing about him for over a decade and now suddenly this video gets recommended to me. Coincidence? I don't think so
If you like this, check out the other Infogrames games based on comics like Smurfs (the first one), Asterix & Obelix and Tin Tin. They are all great games on SNES!
I really love Tin Tin but the games aren't that good as the rest (cartoons, books, movies) which is quite a shame seeing that each book is an amazing and unique story. Asterix & Obelix on the other hand is a masterpiece of fun.
That game does look like a lot of fun, but once he mentioned that x is the shoot that was a deal-breaker actually. X was to shoot in Super Metroid but you were able to change the controls.
speaking of the undertaker, i got to see the undertaker be inducted into the HOF at wrestlemania 38 night 1. it was my first time going to a wrestlemania!
I remember reading nintendo power and seeing a Lucky Luke game for the gameboy color. I dunno if that's supposed to be the same game as the snes one though as I never played it.
It's funny to think that Lucky Luke is a very popular comic here in France (Morris is belgian I think) depicting an american hero that americans have NEVER heard about...
I played this first on ps1. Ending up being the random game I purchased after a day of shoveling snow around my town. Not sure if it’s the same game or not.
I played trough the game and i liked it but somehow i prefer the smurfs. Also the GB-Version of Lucky Luke is better. The controls in this SNES-game could be more precise.
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1:55 That's not just any dog, but actually one of the most popular characters in the series. Rintincan/Rantanplan is so popular he got his own spin-off series.
2:54 If you're asking yourself whether or not this game is faithful to the source material, Jolly Jumper (this horse) does this kind of thing regularly. He can even play chess!
There was a cartoon of Lucky Luke here in Canada back in the 80's. It played either on CBC or Radio Canada. I remember the song he sang... " I'm a poor lonesome cowboy..." Great memories.
The theme is so good! I still sing it from time to time (but in Swedish!)
Yes, that was the cartoon made by Gaumont in collaboration with Hanna/Barbera back then in the 80's... and they took the theme song from the theatrical movie “Lucky Luke” (a.k.a. Daisy Town) from 1971... really great memories!
That's how every book ends, with a panel of Luke riding in to the sunset singing I'm a poor lonesome cowboy.
For the benefit of his horse no doubt.
A long, long way from hooome
@@hermanvonroth1555 Hade kasett-bandsbok istället för tv-serien i min barndom, men "Jag är en trött... en-sam cowboy" sitter fast i huvudet än.
As a huge Lucky Luke fan, this game perfectly respects the source material.
The comic is still a huge thing in Europe (mostly french-speaking Europe). Originally, aimed for kids, the series kept it''s fanbase since today.
It''s one of those great comics from Belgium, able to reunite it''s audience from grandfather to grandkids.
As perfectly said by Snesdrunk, it''s probably the best comic adapted video game from Infogran during the 90''s.
Couldn't agree more. All the SNES infrogram games are really good adaptations I think.
German speaking countries as well ;) i found that game pretty difficult to be honest
Lucky Luke is also very popular here in French Canada.
Pretty sure Luke is still popular all over Europe together with Spirou, Tintin, and Asterix.
I always preferred Gaston but that's me.
@@dvdbytes4348 I didn't know that. I also like Gaston a lot!
The game brings justice to the source material outside of having a run option since it doesn't fit the character from the books (Lucky Luke, also known as "the cowboy that shoots faster than his shadow", is most of the time a relaxed guy that lets things happen) but probably was let in just in case some players would feel the game too slow.
Many thanks for bringing PAL games to the channel. We, Europeans, enjoy seeing that
@Mykel Hardin From the top of my head i would say: Lucky Luke, Asterix & Obelix, Terranigma, Pop'n Twinbee and maybe the Smurfs.
He's like the Belgian Spike Spiegel
This game is beautiful. Thanks for another great video SNESDrunk and i love being informed of games from my childhood i missed!
I remember I had a Lucky Luke game for GBC. It was a lot of fun as well. Great video btw!
Man, the graphics and animations are amazing!
-That theme at the end of the video! Sounds wonderful!
I love both westerns and SNES Drunk: I’m delighted to see the intersection between the two.
Sincerely shocked that there's still SNES games I have NEVER heard of. Thank you Mr. Drunk.
Me too Snes has alote of gems
omg, thx for this clip. i remember playing this as a child and loved it here in germany, because i've read all the comics and this game is very true to the source material 😄.
now i'm feeling nostalgic 😌
As a european I was so lucky (pun intented) to have Lucky Luke and Asterix comics to read. Both franchises made great games on almost all 8bit and 16bit consoles. It is so sad that most USA players didn't get to enjoy Lucky Luke because it is a great comic about wild west and the protagonist is so cool! I had this game back in the day and I enjoyed it so much!
Okay, so I've literally been mooching around this reality for three and a half decades WITHOUT knowing that someone made a super-stylized, beautifully-animated, Western-spoof SNES game that apparently plays like a fever dream version of "Another World?!"
I feel somewhat robbed, and my eleven-year-old self is throwing a tantrum. Fantastic video.
The GBC version is composed by Alberto Jose González, one of the underrated greats of European composition. That’s all I really care about as far as Lucky Luke is concerned :P
im really happy that on pretty much every video of a licensed infogrames game from the 90s, someone is there to point out how AJG composed the game boy version. that man is a living legend and deserves the increasing recognition hes gotten for his wonderful soundtracks.
Loving the pixel art on this one... I will try it. Thanks Drunk!
"This game has no time limit..."
**Indian Camp flashbacks*
Lame joke aside, this is a good game. I played the PC version. And the GBA is a total rehaul of what SNES was lacking, button layout, extra cutscenes, more mini games...
Sitting here enjoying my coffee, in a SNES Drunk mug, watching a great vid. Thanks!
I have the Game Boy Color version of this game, and it is really cool too!
there are even levels like the Train one ...gotta say...ir holds up very well !
I loved that game but it was very very hard. Nice that you talk again about this great game.
Great video! I wore out VHS copies of Daisy Town and Ballad of the Daltons back in the day. I'll have to find this.
Not only is the artstyle very faithfull,but the game looks exactly like the comics.
The Lucky Luke comics are huge in Europe,specially in Belgium/France,they have been translated in over a dozen languages.
They´re pretty much a lighthearted parody of classic Westerns,with very memorable characters like The Daltons,Lucky Luke´s smartass talking horse,Jolly Jumper or Rantanplan,"The dumbest dog west of the Mississipi",who even got his own spin-off comic.
There are mostly 2 types of stories: a).The Daltons brake out of prison,Lucky Luke is hunting them down and hilarity ensues.
and
b). Lucky Luke gets involved in a story,with a historical figure from the Old West,like Jesse James,Calamity Jane,Billy the Kid etc. who are presented as parodies or he gets involved with real events like the building of the railroad,the telegraph,the discovery of oil etc. And in both cases,lots of hilarious shit is happening.
The creator Morris also worked on Asterix and Iznogud,which are equally famous and funny as hell comics.
Fun fact: The Lucky Luke comic was started in 1946(!) by Morris, who wrote and drew it all by himself for a number of years until nineteen ninety eight the undertaker threw mankind off hеll in a cell, and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcer's table.
I can attest that the art style of this game is very representative of the source material.
I used to play it quite a bit. Lucky Luke was pretty famous in Europe, I grew up watching the cartoons and read the comics, and my dad bought me this game when I was in third or fourth grade. I enjoyed it quite a bit, dug the art style, but I remember it being pretty challenging for me to grasp the whole concept of its level design. The haunted saloon level was the one that gave me lot of tinkering.
I would have love to play it back when i was a kid in the 90's. But being Canadian and this being a pal exclusive, it would've never happen back then (before emulation). Still, being familiar with the source material, i can see that they did a good good translating the comic into a game.
Horse arm wrestling?
*I'm sold!*
Hello SNESDrunk.
Thank's a lot for this review. I am from germany. Someday I got it as a present. I can't remember, if it was christmas or my birthday. I received it from my mother. Unfortunately she died. But I have all the great memories. And while watching your video, I remembered the day when I got this game as a present. I could also generate the feeling I had at the moment, when I opened the wrapping paper. I didn't know, that this game existed, but I was very happy.
Now I am 33 years old. And I just wanted to thank you for all the nice memories I could remember because of your great work.😄
Best greeting from Germany
Sebastian
I used to love Infogrames games, I'm still collecting those games mostly for Sega consoles (Game Gear, Master System and Mega Drive but also for Game Boy and SNES), I have most of The Smurfs, Astérix, Tintin and Spirou games but I'm missing the Lucky Luke games for SNES and PSX!
Thank you for all of your hard work..My favorite channel in the world.
Thank you for watching
I read this comic while living in Europe back in the 1980s. I enjoyed the comic and never knew of any game for it. It is in appearance well made. I enjoyed your video. New subscriber. God bless!
Entertaining as always!
Never played this game, but I was a huge Lucky Luke fan back then when I was 8 - 12... and as I can see from this video this game represents the comics perfectly... I recognize most of the characters immediately, like the Daltons, Lucky Luke's horse Jolly Jumper and the dog Rantanplan... too bad it doesn’t seem to have the TV series/movie theme song “I’m a poor, lonesome cowboy”...
Yet another gem that I never heard of , wow !
I didn't even know this had a 16-bit incarnation. My friend had the PS1 game and I always associate Lucky Luke with that.
Nice review! During this era it looks like Infogrames was also doing a lot on portables. There's even two Game boy Color Lucky Luke games, they tend to look just as nice at least.
Love this game!
Boy, you were up early working on this.
This Lucky Luke character was created by a Belgian. I've heard of spaghetti westerns, but waffle westerns?
Lol, Belgians created The Smurfs too, I think.
@@pungisotu Correct. Also Tintin, btw. Probably lesser known: Gaston (or Gaston Lagaffe) and Spirou. We have a pretty strong comic book culture over here.
Another one that is famous worldwide is XIII.
Juan Rial that’s cool. Wouldn’t mind checking out some Belgian comics.
I played the Gameboy version of this game back in the day and while it was largely the same game it was very limited and felt clunky.
Nonetheless, I appreciate that you shout out some PAL exclusive games
This game reminds me of a 90s PC game. The animation is really good.
Looks better than the CD-i version
I loved the comic series as a kid. Lucky Luke was quite popular here in Germany. My younger brother and I got this as a gift to Christmas as it came out. Authentic Style, good graphics and awesome gameplay. But it was quiet hard as I remember due to respawning enemys. Over all it is a good memory I have of this game though I guess I never completed it.
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Wow, I gad no idea there was a Lucky Luke on SNES. The gameboy color version of this game was an absolute staple of my childhood, so much so that in my "game music" playlist all of LL's tracks are saved.
By the looks of it, the GBC game appears to be a port of sorts of this SNES game.
I have this game on the gameboy. One of my favourite gameboy games of all time. Gotta try this one.
"If you're into that then here you go". Finally, after all these years, my quest for the perfect horse arm wrestling simulator is over!
Jamie Bainbridge Until we get that horse tickling simulator, I suppose this’ll have to do
I love the Game Boy version. Some great music in it.
The prison dog has his own comic series (Rantanplan).
Not a smart dog but very funny
Good review. Thanks.
I like the long snesdrunk voiceclip best. Also art style is great, reminds me of looney tunes
Holy smokes, it looks amazing!
Quality work, brah.
One of the 2D games with the most realistic bullets, small and fast.
I'm still surprised that Lucky Luke didn't become popular in the US. I understand that comics like Asterix or Tintin didn't become popular there due to the lack of cultural connections with the US audience but Lucky Luke was a cowboy in the Far West, there is nothing more american like that.
SNESDrunk, try to read the comics, please. Any way you can. Lucky Luke was made by Morris and Goscinny, who also wrote Asterix. Get Iznogoud, Gaston, The General, Tintin and the other Belgian blockbuster comics too. They're worth it. Even learning Dutch/French to read em.
Okay, just from it being made by the same people as Asterix has me sold. I was introduced to that series from one of the ps1/ps2 games and loved it ever since.
Goscinny didn't write Gaston nor Tintin. Gaston is from Franquin and Tintin is from Hergé. He only write for Lucky Luke, Iznogoud, Le petit Nicolas and Asterix. Also, Goscinny is from France and he's not fully Belgian. Don't spread some misinformation like that: make your researches before you write it, dude.
Edit : He was also the founder for the magazine Pilote.
@@MidoseitoAkage Thats not what he meant! he was just giving other examples of Great European products.
There was also a similar style Lucky Luke game on the Playstation but I think it's not a port of this one, maybe check that one out
It' so funny to see the reaction of an American to Lucky Luke, well know in different French country. The cartoon actually happen in... guess USA.
It's a great game and a great comic! Read it as a kid aswell as listening to the casette audio books! I guess that USA didnt get Lucky Luke, Asterix and other great comics from France and Belgium?
We got the Smurfs! At least, the comic was adapted into a cartoon by Hannah Barbera in the 80's
The art matches the cartoon series. I used to watch it in the 80’s as a kid, living in Italy.
Animation's great
I'm a big fan of Lucky Luke, and I'm glad I discovered the comics and cartoon series when I did. You think Asterix is hard to come by in the States, relatively no one knows about these guys. Tintin has a bigger, well I can't exactly say presence because I can't think of a better word, but he's better recognized. That's due to having that movie, a cartoon show that was once on Nickelodeon or something in the 90's, and being more accessible. I mean, The Simpsons referenced Tintin a couple times. I think Arthur also did some parody/reference. So I checked this game out a while back, "any way I could," and I was really impressed with the overall design and presentation.
Total length of video: 289 secs.
Total length of "SNES Drunk": 4 secs.
1.38% of the video was spent listening to "SNES Drunk."
Hah, you again! :D
I love the comics. My father collected them. Will be playing this one.
Nice graphics and animations, almost Saturn level
interesting how they removed his trademark cigarette from his lips, also, it is funny that his dog is called RANTANPLAN and is the opposite of ever other comic dog at the time, by being so dim witted...the daltons are claimed to be the cousins of the real dalton gangs and they are all colorblind (explains the name, daltonism) and they vary in intelligence according to height....really fun stuff....i hope u do Spirou next time or something as weird as those...maybe marsupalami ?
I've been thinking about Lucky Luke recently after not hearing about him for over a decade and now suddenly this video gets recommended to me. Coincidence? I don't think so
If you like this, check out the other Infogrames games based on comics like Smurfs (the first one), Asterix & Obelix and Tin Tin. They are all great games on SNES!
Tin Tin in Tibet can get fucked, that train level with the luggage is completely impossible
I really love Tin Tin but the games aren't that good as the rest (cartoons, books, movies) which is quite a shame seeing that each book is an amazing and unique story. Asterix & Obelix on the other hand is a masterpiece of fun.
There's Smurf game on Snes?
@@bluesound666 Yeah, a very funny one: th-cam.com/video/lpcaCtGZzRg/w-d-xo.html
French genius at work!
The cartoon sprites in this look fantastic, reminds me of Alladin a little bit
Intro is music to my ears
The dog's name is Rantamplan and he's Lucky Luke's dog.
Not his dog. The dog is a prison guard.
@@TheReincarnatedDeath he's both, Lucky Luke leave him there to watch the Daltons, trust me i watched these cartoons all my childhood
i had the game boy color Lucky Luke game but i was way to young to remember anything i should find it and figure out if its any good
Cool game thanks SNESdrunk
That game does look like a lot of fun, but once he mentioned that x is the shoot that was a deal-breaker actually. X was to shoot in Super Metroid but you were able to change the controls.
Emulate through Retroarch and remap the buttons.
the ps1 game got a US release, and is actually pretty good, too
I am totally into arm wrestling horses. Finally, a game that caters to my specific tastes!
Makes me think of the "Renegade Soundwave" track "Lucky Luke"
speaking of the undertaker, i got to see the undertaker be inducted into the HOF at wrestlemania 38 night 1. it was my first time going to a wrestlemania!
I used to be a big Lucky Luke fan as a kid and it looks like they got the source material right
This was actually the Influential source for Woody in toy story
The mayor resembles one of the wardens of the penitentiary where Daltons are confined.
Is a western
Isn't released in the very region in which it takes place
"A horse"
"A dog"
You mean Jolly Jumper and Rataplan...
Have the ps1 version. Not sure if they're the same but it's a pretty good game. SNES version looks good.
nice game to play in a long trip by plane , bus or train
I remember reading nintendo power and seeing a Lucky Luke game for the gameboy color. I dunno if that's supposed to be the same game as the snes one though as I never played it.
It's funny to think that Lucky Luke is a very popular comic here in France (Morris is belgian I think) depicting an american hero that americans have NEVER heard about...
This is "The town with no name", but better
No.
I played this first on ps1. Ending up being the random game I purchased after a day of shoveling snow around my town. Not sure if it’s the same game or not.
Nice looking game. Is it 2 players?
I never really liked this game due to me not liking Lucky Luke as a character, but it's a good video that almost made me wanna play it!
This does look like a cool game.
You ever play the cosmo gang games? Namco’s forgotten franchise
Great looking game
I played trough the game and i liked it but somehow i prefer the smurfs. Also the GB-Version of Lucky Luke is better. The controls in this SNES-game could be more precise.
The original Woody Character from Toy Story is Luke
I played the gameboy version also a bit difficult but also impressive for a gameboy game :D
I'll be honest i was not even aware this was a thing lol
I thought only the Game Boy Color and Playstation versions of the game were released in America?
👍👍👍👍👍
Surprised you didn't mention the music at all
Lucky Luke is Woody in another dimension lol
Lucky Luke, a big deal during my childhood(Sweden)