Surely everone loves the Animaniacs? I've been on a bit of a nostalgic kick revisiting the series of late, and the games to boot. Head to my YouTube channel to watch my ranking video of all of them - including those featuring Pinky and The Brain. Once you've done that, you can visit the links below to read my full thoughts on them. They are now all playable right here too, including Pinky & The Brain: World Conquest (1998 SouthPeak Interactive) which is new to the site and the promotional game River Adventure (1997 WB Kids) which I've added to the Animaniacs Collection. Find the links after the jump...
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ANIMANIACS COLLECTION (updated)
1994-2005 Various
Various
Compilation
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1997 Funnybone Interactive
Amiga / DOS
Edutainment-Arcade-Cartoon
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1998 SouthPeak Interactive
Windows '95
Puzzle-Action-Cartoon
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1999 SouthPeak Interactive
Windows
Platform-Arcade-Cartoon
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1999 SouthPeak Interactive
Windows '95
Sport-Arcade-Cartoon
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Hi,
ReplyDeleteWould you be willing to do Darby the Dragon (1996) it's an adventure/edutainment game by Davidson/Broderbund. Only the Mac version is online.
I've just thought of some more cartoon-based game collections. I've previously requested Tiny Toon Adventures, which got a whopping fourteen cartridge-based releases. I'd also love to see a Ren & Stimpy collection of the show's eight games (nine if you count both versions of Buckaroo$). And, surprisingly, the now-obscure Taz-Mania ran for four seasons and got six games - unusually, the Master System and Game Gear game are completely different.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget the cancelled plaformer by Treasure on the PS2. There's so much collections I want to do, including one small one at the end of the month.
DeleteLove to see these thorough deep dives for specific licenses. Your ranking video was also a great way to get a sense of them all.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I tend to cringe at myself whenever I go unscripted but it's good to know others enjoyed it.
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