I tried it and it wasn't very fun. Bugs sounds absolutely nothing like bugs at all either.

Never got past that stoneage level as a kid because I didn't realise you have to jump on the dinosaurs to use them as bridges. I still feel like an idiot for this today lol.
Replayed it recently and beat it this time, it's not perfect but still a fun platformer

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>>12906156

I liked the gangster world the best

>>12903278
there's one in school where you have to find items and solve puzzles on PS1 too. i miss that game

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>>12904023

>>12903278
Even way before that time

lots of /vr/ Looney Tunes games are really good, I think they have the best track record when it comes to licensed properties in that era

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>>12903770

Was this good?

>>12903723
yes, but very jank

I was just thinking about this game and how unique it actually was and that I took it for granted compared to other platformers around this time
This game has no stages that look the same, everything feels different and it even has different style stage not just all platforming to break up the pace

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>>12903535
Agreed, I enjoyed Blue Sky's Sonic clone. They make some excellent licensed games.

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>>12903530
Even way before that time

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For me it's Montana's Movie Madness

Nice of them to keep the tradition of calling the second game "Madness"

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>>12903291
The psx trilogy is so good