Hasbro Gaming Birthday Blowout

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The Nerd: You know, this game is just way too generous with the extra lives. IT'S LIKE DELIBERATELY KEEPING ME IN THE GAME, SO I CAN'T STOP!

Seesaw Catapult: Bugs can stand on one end of a seesaw and use his hammer to hit the other end, causing the seesaw to launch him into the air.

As part of the Hasbro Toy Tribe this month, we were sent new game Birthday Blowout to review.

The Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout' is definitely a disappointment for me considering it is a licensed game. It settles for mediocrity, maybe with the excuse of targeting a younger age group. However, for an NES game, it is not without its redeeming qualities, however few they may be. Once the batteries are in, place the five plastic candles inside the holes in the top of the cake. Press the ‘on’ button. The gameplay is as simple as possible. You collect Warner Bros. squares (which are converted in Bugs' preferred currency, carrots) and bash enemies with your wooden mallet, Looney Tunes style. There is also a fun bonus round after every level in which you can get some extra lives. It seems that the party was organized very far away from Bugs' home, as you get to traverse many different 'stages' throughout the game, such as forests and deserts. There are six stages in total, which are further divided into four separate rounds each. Each round does not take a lot of time to complete, including the boss fight, which is ideal for younger players (which the game was targeted for).

Feathered Fiend: Tweety is the boss of Stages 1-2, 2-2, and 4-2, and Foghorn Leghorn is the boss of Stage 5-4. Items that are not available in store will take 3-5 working days (excluding weekends and bank holidays) to be delivered to your nominated store. The Nerd: I'D RATHER PUT MY BALLS IN A CROCODILE'S MOUTH, WHILE SHOVING MY HEAD UP A UNICORN'S ASSHOLE!!! The Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout, known in Japan and on the title screen as Happy Birthday Bugs ( ハッピーバースディ・バッグス) and in Europe as The Bugs Bunny Blowout, is a platform video game developed and published by Kemco for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990.My four year old could do it but my two year old couldn’t, so bear this in mind if your child has younger siblings that may want in on the game; it is aimed at 4+ and this is probably the minimum lung-capacity wise! A Looney Tunes opening spoof with a MIDI version of the iconic Merrie Melodies theme is shown, then we see the Nerd finding his shirt, then putting the pens in the pouch, putting his glasses on, going to the fridge and getting out a bottle of Yuengling, taking a swig of it, then looking through his NES collection and pulling out The Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout .)