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Bugs isn't the only star here, and a lot of attention is paid to the detail of every character in each level.A fiendish animator has gone crazy and has started painting Bugs Bunny into all sorts of messes across reused cartoon landscapes.

The animation highlights the humor in this game, with funny cuts from the cartoons showing up in levels, as when Yosemite Sam shows up with his sneezing dragon ("Dragons is so stuuuupid!"). You'll immediately recognize every character, and the innovative backgrounds are funny and eye-catching. The graphics in Rabbit Rampage are outstanding. You can find Exploding Dog Bones, Anvils, Falling Safes, Pies, TNT, Bombs, Corks (for blow-hard Wolves), and Jelly (sticky traps for Gingerbread soldiers).įor those of you who never wanted the cartoons to end, here's your game! Cartoon Crisp Acme, always known for its backfiring inventions, has spared no expense with these clever items. Helping you out is the Acme Company, which has strewn various contraptions around the areas where Bugs is trapped. You defend against enemies by tossing pies, kicking, spinning, and bopping heads.

Coyote, the terrible Tazmanian Devil, and of course, Elmer Fudd. Among others, you'll meet and fight the maniacal wrestler The Crusher, the wily Wile E. You travel through ten levels of Looney madness, knocking off cartoon characters left and right as you try to find the animator responsible for this dethpicable destruction. It appears that an animator is on the loose and he's painting you into tight spots and sticky situations. You play Rabbit Rampage as Bugs, and you're hoppin' mad. Now Bugs - along with some of his most memorable friends - brings his antics to the SNES in this great-looking and funtastic game! You're in the Funny Bugs Bunny is one of the most recognized cartoon characters in history.