Tiny Toon Adventures: Scary Dreams

Release Date: July 5, 2002

Arcade, Nintendo exclusive, multiplayer, singleplayer

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Relatively easy to use two-dimensional dexterity game, in which we play the role of the title rabbit Buster. We have several different worlds to overcome. During the game we can count on the support of our friends.

Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Bad Dream (also known as Tiny Toon Adventures: Scary Dreams) is a simple two-dimensional platformer, created mainly for younger users of the Gameboy Advance console. This product clearly refers to the title cartoons, of course. The game is prepared by a development studio called Treasure, which for GBA has also developed such titles as Advance Guardian Heroes or Gunstar Super Heroes.

The plot of this game focuses on one of the main characters of the title cartoon. Buster Bunny is trapped in his own dream and it's up to the player to bring this character to a happy ending. In the course of the game we come across many well-known villains, such as Elmyra or Montana Max. The friendly main character, however, can also count on the help of his friends. These include characters such as Rabbit Babs or Dizzy Devil.

The allies mentioned above do not appear accidentally in the game. The manufacturer has used an interesting system based on combining active attacks in a given moment of the character. The Buster Bunny, together with one of its midfielders, can result in various special attacks or form combosy brawlers. This, of course, helps to eliminate the monsters appearing on the screen more efficiently. These include animals and robots. The main character visits four different worlds during the game, including a huge haunted property or a space station. In addition to defeating more enemies, you should get to hard-to-reach platforms and solve simple riddles. They usually require finding the right key or switch. Visually, the game looks quite good. Particularly noteworthy are the detailed backgrounds of the boards. Buster's Bad Dream has a full-fledged multiplayer for four people, reminiscent of classic two-dimensional battles.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015