Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose for SNES

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Review #633

Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose

Worth it just for the football stage

SNES 1992 Konami Action Action › Platform
Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose screenshot for SNES
Screenshot used for review/reference purposes.
3 / 5

Gameplay

Spot-on controls.
Attack with a backflip that is a short hop + a slight movement forward. Hit box of the attack is weird and you get hit as often as you give damage. A more normal attack and this game is a bona fide classic.
Dash via R or L and invulnerable while dashing but it only lasts for a couple of seconds unless you get a pickup which fills the "Dash" meter.
Use Dash to climb walls
No timer.
If not for the weird backflip mechanic this would be up there with the Mario games as one of the very best platformers.
Easy to read hud

5 / 5

Level Design

Fun random stuff like jump roping 10 times before you can proceed, horses kicking you into the air, movie themed levels like a Star Wars theme.
Minigames between each level.
Tons of variety
Very short levels and only a dozen or so levels, so a short game overall

5 / 5

Theme

Fantastic presentation and characters. Based on one of the best 90s cartoons.

4 / 5

Art Style

Excellent sprites and background artwork.
Again, tons of variety and it all looks great.

5 / 5

Audio

Really nice music and sounds. Standard Konami goodness

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