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I used to play the football level in Buster Bust's Loose over and over and over. I still enjoy it more than Madden, lol.
Buster Bust's Loose was a great game, I still have it, though I haven't played it in over a decade probably.
I only really played Buster's Hidden Treasure but I always wanted Buster Busts Loose. Still I lapped up any Tiny Toons games I could get back in the day. The Gameboy Tiny Toons game was awesome!
Also damn right it's called the Mega Drive, none of this genesis rubbish!
Also damn right it's called the Mega Drive, none of this genesis rubbish!
I never played the Snes one but Buster's Hidden Treasure was so much fun. I bought a mega-drive because of this game.
Haha nice. I wrote an article a month back on how great Buster Busts Loose was: I really enjoyed it, and the mini-games were just gold.
I enjoyed Buster Busts loose a bit more, and I find it sad that you didn't like the game that much!
I enjoyed Buster Busts loose a bit more, and I find it sad that you didn't like the game that much!
@Anus Mcphanus - yeah I thought about putting 'Genesis' in brackets, but then thougt nah. Megadrive is a much better name in my humble opinion, or I guess Mega Drive as the console calls itself.
@Nic128 - I remember I used to stare at the screen shots of the game in Mean Machines Sega all the time, I thought it looked so amazing, I miss the days where I wanted a game so badly it actually hurt. I think the last game to make me feel like that was Bioshock.
@Nic128 - I remember I used to stare at the screen shots of the game in Mean Machines Sega all the time, I thought it looked so amazing, I miss the days where I wanted a game so badly it actually hurt. I think the last game to make me feel like that was Bioshock.
@Magnalon - I think its cause I have had the Megadrive one for over a decade, while I only recently re-brought the Super NES one, so I found it didn't live up to my rose tinted memories of it!
I remember Buster Busts Loose. Fun times. I never played the Genesis one, which is ironic because I was a Genesis child. I played the SNES one at a friend's house often but every time I went into Blockbuster to rent something I would hover over the Genesis one then pass over to something else.
@Happyhead - Well, let's say I got the megadrive + Buster's hidden Treasure for Christmas. And I do remember doing the "n64 kid reaction" a lot as a kid. (Me (kid) : YEEESSS) :)
I prefer Genesis purely because it reminds me of that band with Phil Collins in it.
I actually still have the retail copy of the Genesis game. It's still something I enjoy playing once in a blue moon, even though a lot of minor things annoy me, like the password entry being so long and the last few levels have a bunch of things everywhere that can kill you in one hit. It was a wonder I could beat it when that originally came out.
Buster Busts Loose, I never actually owned but I played at one time. It was alright, but after the train portion of level 2, it really felt like it started to drag on and I wasn't really compelled to go beyond that point. But since I knew the game was so short, I played on anyway. It never stuck with me since I didn't find it too great but I had small bursts of fun with it.
You know what was a fun Konami-developed game based on a cartoon presented by Steven Spielberg? The Genesis version of Animaniacs. Do something on that when you get the chance.
I actually still have the retail copy of the Genesis game. It's still something I enjoy playing once in a blue moon, even though a lot of minor things annoy me, like the password entry being so long and the last few levels have a bunch of things everywhere that can kill you in one hit. It was a wonder I could beat it when that originally came out.
Buster Busts Loose, I never actually owned but I played at one time. It was alright, but after the train portion of level 2, it really felt like it started to drag on and I wasn't really compelled to go beyond that point. But since I knew the game was so short, I played on anyway. It never stuck with me since I didn't find it too great but I had small bursts of fun with it.
You know what was a fun Konami-developed game based on a cartoon presented by Steven Spielberg? The Genesis version of Animaniacs. Do something on that when you get the chance.
