Tiny Toon Adventures (NES) Playthrough
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2022
- A playthrough of Konami's 1991 license-based platformer for the NES, Tiny Toon Adventures.
Tiny Toon Adventures for the NES was the first game to be based on the popular cartoon series, and it bears all the same qualities that made Konami's other license-based carts such hits.
Montana Max has kidnapped Babs Bunny, and it's up to Buster to save her. He has to hop-and-bop through five stages across Acme Acres before finally arriving at Max's mansion to throw down.
Buster doesn't have to go it alone, though. At the beginning of each stage, he can choose a partner whose special skill will help him along: Plucky Duck can glide, Dizzy Devil can turn into a whirlwind that can destroy enemies and break blocks, and Furrball can climb vertical surfaces. Sometimes having the ideal partner for an area will give you access to a specific shortcut or a power up, and sometimes it'll make fighting specific enemies much easier.
Not that it really needs to be made any easier than it already is. Konami was famous for creating inordinately difficult NES games - remember Mission: Impossible and The Adventures of Bayou Billy? - but they also made some of the easier action games for the system - games like Monster in My Pocket and Tiny Toon Adventures, not that that is a complaint. It's based on a kid's television show, so it's nice that they kept their target audience in mind when they were designing it. (The same cannot be said for the sequel, unfortunately: • Tiny Toon Adventures 2... )
Much like the Ninja Turtles games, this one takes pains to stay as true to the show as possible. The graphics are of excellent quality with lots of bright color and sprites that closely resemble their TV character counterparts. The attention given to small things like idle animations and facial expressions imbue the game with a lot of personality, and so does the upbeat sample-heavy music. It looks and feels like a late-gen high-budget NES action game, which is exactly what you'd expect from a Konami title releasing at the end of 1991.
Tiny Toon Adventures is a high quality hop'n'bop platformer that nails its license and its gameplay, and though it caters to the younger crowd, it can be enjoyed by pretty much anybody that appreciates a well-made game.
(And that secret Duck Vader battle - I loved that!)
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I think this game was one of best looking games in the NES. Top quality game back in the early 90s
That’s just it, when the NES first came out visuals and audio like you see here was thought to be well beyond the system’s capabilities. If we’re talking strictly visuals these would be probably pushing early 16 bit instead of 8 bit. Konami, Capcom, and Sunsoft were consistently pushing the NES well past its upper limits. Nintendo too but those three companies did it constantly.
Tiny Toon Adventures illustrates just how well Konami understood what made for a fun licensed-based video game.
Great review in the description, and great playthrough! Its a favorite game of mine for sure!
Tried to visit your website in the link to read your nes reviews, but for some reason it kept saying "This page isn't working" for the links, is the site under maintenance? Anyway looking forward to seeing whatever you play next!
@@jarrelledson5301 Thanks! Yeah, unfortunately the site is pretty broken and needs a total overhaul. Sorry about that!
@@NintendoComplete No worries. I look forward to when it gets fixed and working again, I'm quite a fan of old NES games!
@@jarrelledson5301 I don't know if you've seen any of my other videos, but I have a huge playlist dedicated to NES games, and most of them have similar style reviews in their descriptions.
@@NintendoComplete I'll definitely check them out soon then, thanks!
This just unlocked a memory for me. Growing up, one of the neighbor kids had this game. Soon as I heard the music and saw the first level it all came flooding back!
Konami definitely did Tiny Toons justice with their various video game adaptations.
I've seen this game! My dad was playing it when I was still a kid!!! My mom threw it out the window though, saying that my dad wasn't doing what dads should be doing.
What?!😡😡😡😡😡😡
I would straight up sign *Divorce* if my wife doesn't respect my values
Is your dad not working or what
Good lord, I'm so sorry. There was such a "video games are for kids" stigma in the day 8/ I hope it at least made whoever it landed on happy?
@@Delcat42 Well they got a divorce right after that (probably this incident was the last straw), and I was raised by my dad. That's why I'm a gamer now!
Konami has a solid track record when it comes to Tiny Toon Adventures video games. This game, Babs' Big Break on Game Boy, Buster Busts Loose on SNES, and Buster's Hidden Treasure on Sega Genesis are all great games.
I think Buster's Hidden Treasure on Genesis might be the best Tiny Toon game.
@@Supperdude9 That's my favorite as well. Part of it has to do with me being a Sega gamer, also part of it has to do with the game being fairly lengthy (having over 30 levels) and sharing many similarities with the Sonic the Hedgehog games.
i seen so many bootlegs of this game i totally forgotten this is what the unaltered original looks like
The one I had had Mario instead of Buster Bunny. I remember wondering why it had Buster’s picture at the bottom of the screen when I’m playing with other characters.
Finally see 👀 the ending after almost 18 years 😌🤗😉
I like how Tiny Toon Adventures used some of Super Mario Bros. 3's gaming material as inspiration for itself: like some of the levels, and the world map, etc. A real gem of a game that I still have to this day.
Exactly what I thought.
And seeing as mario 3 is my favorite game of all time I'm defro gonna give this a play
@@whatamalike Mario 3 will always be a legendary game. I can't remember how many times I begged my parents to get me that game and Tiny Toon Adventures when I was much younger. I'll definitely check out your gameplay if you ever make a video of it. I do plan to play Tiny Toons on my channel soon, too.
@johnbakasmoothhotchocolate oh I don't mean I'll do a video of it haha. I just mean check it out in general.
Guess emulation will have to do lmao.
It truly did what it did very well. It wasn’t trying to be groundbreaking or innovative. It’s another example of if you’re gonna copy and take inspiration from something might as well copy from the best! Very heavily Mario inspired.
@@BhChicagoTVStationhistoriesand I know. And there was nothing wrong with that because it worked for this game.
I had no idea there was an NES game on Tiny Toon Adventures, but it was my favorite TV show when I was little.
One of my absolute favorite NES games EVER. I loved Tiny Toon Adventures as a kid, and this game, like the show, just oozes '90s nostalgia! Pretty much all of Konami's Tiny Toons games were excellent. Konami was second to none when it comes to licensed games at the time. They were just legendary.
nope nope.
do do was his name = he is saying dodo not nope nope
You should check out the 3 tiny toons games made for DMG gameboy. I know they made some for GBA as well but those weren't made by konami so they aren't as good.
Aahh my childhood memories , I used to play this game on my time , there is bootcamp version Mario modified called Mario 6
Loved playing this game as a kid.
I remember playing a pikachu bootleg of this on my old android phone while I was re-starting my carrier lmao
Lol I remember renting this as a kid. Good times.
Nintendo Power had placed the game at 19th for March 1993 of their magazine regarding Top 20 NES games at that point.
Definitely has that SMB 3 vibe!
plucky duck's animation while he's mid-flight cracks me up so much
This one is very good. Shame that Konami never made a game based on classic Looney Tunes. What's bizarre is they ended up making some Japan-exclusive Looney Tunes figurines, though!
I remember renting this game all the time, I loved playing as Dizzy
My cousin knew some tricks in this game, idk how he did it but he made the rabbit run backwards super fast and he played the game like it's a Sonic game lol
Lol played this as a kid.
Still looks fun ^_^
Love the Star Wars references
I loved this game as a kid. I would play the whole game as Furball, found a few hacks doing that. Like in the boss level in world two climbing over the mass would turn off the bad guys in the top world. The only level I didn't was wacky land. I used Plucky for that.
"Do-do!"
Never got to play this one but I've heard loads of good things around the web, particularly there was this one playthrough by some guy a while ago named NintendoComplete. Imagine that! 😛
The game looks downright charming and well-made, as many good ol' Konami games tended to do back in the day, but I heard Elmyra catching you is the stuff some people had as nightmares as a kid.
It's totally worth trying out :) Yeah, I decided that I needed to do a refresh of my older stuff with better video quality. This is a brand new recording though!
Is he saying dodo or no no? I love it either way, you had to work to get voice clips into an NES game
@@Delcat42 Concord Condor (the purple bird on the level clear screen) says "Nope nope".
@@FlyingDuckMan360 *Nope nope*. I love it! Thank you so much, he wasn't in the VHS tapes I had as a kid, aha~
@@Delcat42 Concord was only in a select number of episodes, reportedly because the writers didn't find him a funny character. The gag credit for "Toons From the Crypt", one of his final major appearances, is "We gave Concord Condor a new haircut - And he still isn't funny."
Fun and simple, like most Tiny Toon games. Not much else you'd need from a platformer, really. Whether it were JP exclusives like Bokutte Upa or Getsu Fuuma Den, or games released in the West, Konami generally knew how to make fun games. More fun than Castlevania NFTs for sure. :v
Yeah, happy 35th Anniversary to _Castlevania_ , right....? 😑
Oh shit! This was my jam!
This looks like a pretty fun game. You can tell its really inspired by Super Mario Bros 3. The HUD, the Power Meter, the enemy hit sound and the spin attack sound all show it.
When I first saw it, I thought it was a copy.
This also appears as Super Mario Bros. 6 which is a hack of Tiny Toons and they replaced Buster Bunny with Mario
Other than the HUD, I don't really get Mario 3 from this game, weirdly enough.
@@KacyCats19 ha ha I know this Mario number , we had multi game NES cartridge
Also if you touch that little girl you have restart level
Im a 42 years old Man, and I remember this game like it was yesterday
Awesomeness video please do more tiny toons games thanks 👍👍👍👍👍
Are there anymore Tiny Toons games????? Lol
Happy new year, Alex.
Long time no see.
I have seen you are remaking your old playthrough, that's also great, I actually remember commenting the original one.
Anyway, game is good, maybe too short but it make the basics fine and feels like a rewarding experience, it's one of these Konami games I like to replay because it feels like a short cheerful experience.
Curiously some people believe this one was made using the Mario 3 engine, it's an interesting read.
Anyway.
I wish you a good year, hope everything going fine with your life.
The music is stage 3-3 sounds similar to a stage in Castlevania 3
this game is HARD. honestly, I may just be hallucinating or just be really bad at games, but honestly this game…. it’s probably because you can only collect the carrots on first level of each world, and you need to be very specific with which character you choose for each level.
My mom always tell me (bc she’s only ever gotten as far as world 3):
1-Furball, since he can climb.
2-Plucky, he can swim
3-Dizzy, he can Tornado to break things
Yet the game doesn’t save and that’s as well what makes it so much harder, yet the music is good aswell :P
This game is so nostalgic to me
Always considered this to be the superior game compared to later consoles'. Except maybe Buster's Hidden Treasure
Yeah...😅
Buster's Hidden Treasure for the Genesis was great. Though I also give nod to Buster Busts Loose for the SNES. I gotta start playing that game again.
@@johnbakasmoothhotchocolate Oh I loved Buster Busts Loose. I remember renting it and feeling sad I had to take it back and then a couple months later at christmas I was happy to find my parents bought me the game to keep. :D
@@carn9507 I honestly loved Buster Busts Loose as well. Back in the day when it came out in 92 or 93, I was blown away by how great it looked. When Konami is involved, I expect nothing less. I still have my copy to today and I might it on my TH-cam someday.
@@johnbakasmoothhotchocolate Oh for sure. Old school Konami. 8 bit, 16 bit...some 32 bit. You were almost 100% guaranteed a good time when their logo popped up on the screen upon booting a game. Whether licensed stuff like this or their own original iconic IPs too.
I know this game is supposed to be easy, everyone says how easy it is, you should beat it the first time you play it, I've been working on it for a couple weeks and it's frustrating how much trouble it's giving me lol
I tried to replay some nes games which I played as a kid, and it seemed easy back then but now seems hard (because my reflexes are worse than 20 years ago)
@@campionpesate4647There’s quite a few NES games I tried to replay in recent years-Monsters In My Pocke as well as Shadow of the Ninja and SCAT both by Natsume specifically. All three I had no trouble getting through back when they originally released, this time those went horribly! Really makes you wonder how the hell we did it at the time.
HOW IS THIS GAME EASY WHO ON PLANET EARTH THINKS THIS GAME IS EASY ITS A HUGE CHALLENGE I honestly only memorize everything up to world 4 now :P ALSO TIP: Elmira doesn’t make you lose life. Yeah, she takes you back to the first level, but you collect carrots and get Hamton. She’s literally a way to grind extra lives if you have patience. /srs
The music in these old games :D... I'm here because my son started humming a random song and it reminded me of a song in this game :D
I’ve been playing the hell outta this game on NES Mini, my fiancé and I love it so much.
Elmyra is basically the Proto Man or the Birdo of this game
De mis juegos favoritos de mi infancia y todavía aunque la verdad si le copiaron o sacaron cosas del Super Mario Bros 3 y World pero es un juego sólido, divertido y la música es muy buena y pegajosa no pensé que en tan poco tiempo se pudiera terminar de jugar todo el juego yo cuando lo pasaba todo en un día me aventaba algunas horas
Short and sweet like the part 2... a little more challenging than part 2 as well.. a little bit of takes and bits of Mario World 3 as well.. it was cool I enjoyed it... if only the Mickey Mouse game was as easy... The Magical Quest with Mickey Mouse.. pretty challenging
I see parodies of Sonic, The Munsters and few others in this game
This is one well-made Mario 3-Inspired, Warner-Bros. Property Based, platformer from Konami.
Graphics look amazing, it seems like a SNES game almost
I beat this as a kid. Once. It was unbelievably hard
I confused it with Bugs Bunny. I really thought they were all related and stuff... I had never heard of Animaniacs back then!
The ghosts sort of caught meeee😂
Say it all together: We miss the 90s Konami
This game was Mario Brothers 1,2 and 3 with tiny toons characters.
tbh this game is more difficult than mario 3 imo. Mario land (first one) is also harder. This game is rlly hard not even I can really beat it yet
28:52 - As a kid, I always wondered why he had an aura around him, did he awaken ultra instinct or something?
(Ultra Instinct didn't exist back then, but still)
This deserves a Looniversity ROM hack for it with changes to graphics and storyline along with all other Tiny Toons games.
Is it just me or did konmai have a thing for funk back then
These games need a rerelease or a remaster.
Hermosos momentos d mi infancia
My wish if someone remade exact the same story and game remastered graphic 😍😍😍😓
thanks for the memorys, gg wp
What the hell does Max kidnap Babs for anyway?
🤣
Villains don't need a reason to do what they do. Lol.
maybe for reasons inappropiate for a family-friendly video game. :O
I think the Japanese developers must have been frustrated that they couldn't 'fix' Elmyra's nose...
Haven't played this in...eons.
Thanks for no comments and no enhancers
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Developed and published by Konami, and licensed from Warner Bros., and distributed by Nintendo. This game plays like Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. 3.
Something tells me Montana Max did this for class assigment.
Mario Bros 6 😅
This game is just like Super Mario Brothers
Plow-plow
There was once a knockoff of this on the real NES, it was called Super Mario Bros. 6
im playing that right now, i got so confused i was trying to figure out is this a mario game or tiny toons game
أهلاً وسهلاً بكم في TINY TOON ADVENTURES
любимая игра
Bro regular upload video
Elmyra exit 3:20
9:03 15:00 20:33
Gostava muito desse jogo, mas nunca zerei.
3:42
Who ever confused Bugs Bunny with Buster Bunny or vice versa? Like it if you did 😉
어릴때 힘들게 클리어한 게임
Captain Pirate hook peter pan
Wolverine snarl
Duck 🦆🦆 3up Furball
Elmyra exit donkey kong downtown
Wacky world 🌍🌍
Dizzy Devil 😈 spin apple 🍏🍏🍏
Bulldog Dr Gene Splicer
goof game but hard
Aambe guari 😢😢😢
1:00
Did this ripoff Mario 3 or did Mario 3 rip this off?
This is three years newer than Mario 3, so...
They were a bit lazy with the soundtracks, that main theme repeats too much in lots of stages.
18:31 Death'
1:13 Kill Babs Bunny
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السلام عليكم
😖 why games seem so much easier when ya watch others play
マリオじゃん
Copia de Mario 3 pero muy entretenido
This game has a Lot of Bootlegs for some reason.
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Sometimes I wonder if the inherent nature of technology always progressing is a good thing or not. When I was about 10 or 11 this game got played so much. I was so happy back then. Now I'm 35 and miserable.