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[QUOTE=Adamant]Animaniacs was a great show, but this game WAS nothing more than a generic license cash-in intended for the younger fan crowd.[/QUOTE]
Well, I didn't play the Genesis game or the more recent one, The Great Edgar Hunt, but I kind of liked the SNES game that Konami did. Maybe Dave should review that one...
[QUOTE=andrew]I believe they were also responsible for some title called Lumines.[/QUOTE]
Well, hold on a second. The first Lumines (on PSP) was originally published by Ubi Soft. All that happened was that the series' publish changed from them to Disney Interactive, so it's more accurate to say that Disney was responsible for bringing the series to PS2 and 360, as well as being the current holder of it.
[QUOTE=Adamant]Animaniacs was a great show, but this game WAS nothing more than a generic license cash-in intended for the younger fan crowd.[/QUOTE]
Well, I didn't play the Genesis game or the more recent one, The Great Edgar Hunt, but I kind of liked the SNES game that Konami did. Maybe Dave should review that one...
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I got the Gameboy game back in the day (actually, I somehow managed to buy it before the show had come to Norway, never having heard of it before, but having read a review in a magazine (that also neglected to mentioned it was based off a certoon show for some reason) and thought it seemed fun) - it's pretty much the Mega Drive game without the space stage and some other elements here and there missing from other stages. It's an okay-ish platformer with some small puzzle elements, but not much more.Home Improvement for the SNES. Whose bright idea it was to base a game on a SITCOM? What they couldn't get Urkel or Danny Tanner to star in a game?
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I never played Home Improvement, but I'm a big fan of the show, and Tim Allen in general.