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Yogi Bear's Gold Rush: Obligatory Collect-a-ton
I’ve always been more of a Warner Bros fan than a Hanna Barbera one: Bugs and co. is, to me, a lot more recognizable than say The Flintstones or Scooby-Do.
Looney Tunes Collector: Alert & Martian Revenge
My quest to find a retro handheld Looney Tunes game that doesn’t suck can finally end. Besides the too short Sylvester & Tweety and admirable platformer effort Looney Tunes on the original Game Boy, the Looney Tunes Collector games are actually worth digging into.
The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland: Sesame, Let Me Out Of Here!
Why on earth would you want to buy a Sesame Street game that’s clearly aimed towards kids? I can hear you thinking.
Tom And Jerry: Frantic Antics! The Chaos Continues Indeed
As yet another licensed platformer and watered-down port from the Genesis/MegaDrive original, I was a bit skeptic. Even though Looney Tunes was okay, it wasn’t great, and my low expectations turned out to be right: this game downright stinks.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit: The Monochrome Investigation
In 1988, a weird movie was conceived that blended silly toons with investigative drama, as somehow the not-real bunny Roger was accused of cold-blooded murder, and needed a very-real toon-hating private detective to help him out.

Back in October last year, I picked up Rayman Legends for a very reasonable price at the local mall. The problem was, the inside was empty.