Really awesome how you gave a proper intro on taz and looney tunes prior to talking about the game . It’s the main reason I played taz wanted and other looney tunes game from that time is because I loved the looney tunes , still do . I think many of us do :)
I've seen people hate on this game without giving it a chance just because of the controls but I'm bias anyway because I grew up with it so it's nice to see a more fair review of the game! Thanks for finally doing it!
No problem! Sorry it took a while to get around to. I honestly don't think the controls or the camera are nearly as bad as some reviewers make out. It's far from unplayable.
First, *congrats on getting 500 subs!* Here's to many more! 😁 Secondly, nice to see that Looney Tunes knowledge getting used more! *This* is one of those games I have *ultra-nostalgia* for. Many hours clocked in on this one. I think the appeal of Taz, certainly in this game, is the idea of being of this dim, angry, indestructible, little monster and the weird, surreal, slapstick scenarios he's put through. I honestly find myself giggling at this every time I come back to it. It's the comic timing and the animations that make it work. And the costumes. Just all of them. 😄 The Haunted costume is my favourite, particularly for the colours. Got to agree with you, the physics are *jank* in all respects, which was frustrating even when I was younger. I find you can work around it, once you get in the swing of things, but still... ugh... shopping trolleys. Really love the vibrancy and boldness of the level designs. Blitz Games were great for creating good, cartoony aesthetics. Love Sam Francisco's nighttime urban feel (reminds me a bit of the TV studio from Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf), but Wile E. West's levels are easily my favourite part of the whole game. Speaking of Blitz, I've noticed the voice audio quality was a recurring problem (the abruptness of certain lines is unique to Taz, tho) with a lot of their titles. Up until *Fairly OddParents: Shadow Showdown,* that is. Suddenly they decided to get a better mic. 😂 Their music is always awesome, though. Shadow Showdown is *loaded with amazing tracks,* as well as being a good game. Check out "Shadow Showdown Vicky Pinball full" if you get the chance. In Taz, I love how the music reacts to if you're running around normally, spinning or tiptoeing. It's also unlike anything else heard in a Looney Tunes game. Besides SDnW, of course. Aces in my book. Also, Doctor Who references aren't that surprising when you find out Blitz was based in Warickshire, England. Fun fact. 😁 Anyhoo, you're on a roll, man! Keep it up! 😉
Yes! I wanted to talk about the music variations in this review but it kind of felt like I already had so much to say. The soundtrack is great, though I personally do prefer SDnW. I do think a lot of reviews of this game were unnecessarily harsh- there is a lot of attention to detail here. It looks fantastic considering its age but yes, the audio does let it down a little. Thank you so much! I was actually kind of surprised how much I had to discuss tbh. I really enjoyed playing it too! Thanks for joining the live chat, though I've discovered it's really awkward keeping track of convos with that, it's hard to reply to everyone.
I totally agree with your point on the controls, they're not game-breaking, but they're not great either, but I like to think of it as a form of immersion, since I can't imagine Taz is loaded with a ton of finesse and grace when he walks around
Today I discovered a song Disco Inferno by The Trammps, which immediately reminds this part 18:46 . And while listening the song, my mind was like, holly hell, it kinda does sounds like Disco Volcano! Boy do I like subtle stuff like this in your videos. c:
Whoa, did you only just discover that song? 😮 I think it's very much intentional, like that Magnificent Seven theme. The soundtrack to this game is better than it had any right to be. 😂
I swear it was an accident! 🤣 And I’m kinda glad it is, like a surprise that I didn’t expect, haha. I know, right? 😁 The way composer show Taz’s character though this OST, is a really good job indeed! And I just love the fact, how creatively composer can be for a videogame music, whether changing layers, depending on what happening on the screen for example.
Without a doubt, your best video yet! The music of the game is so amazing so having it throughout the vid is fantastic. I'm biased though, this was a favorite of mine growing up 😂
Dude! This is crazily well done! I don’t know why you were worried about the video being a little longer, because even in 22 minutes you put a perfect amount of info, from presentation, gameplay and every minor details (and amount of puns, of course) that made me smile. Especially I appreciate that clever joke about Rabbit-Sandwich, when in B&T:Time Busters, Taz bites Bugs, if he stand right next to him, really loved that one. :D
Thank you so much! 😁 I'm beaming right now! The game looks SO good considering it's from 2002. And I believe it's the only one so far that I've covered that's in widescreen. Wallace and Gromit COTW has a widescreen option but for some reason I couldn't record it in that format at the time. I just thought it an interesting thing to note.
Oh, I see. c: The footage itself was good enough already, after all it’s all about that quality of your style of review skills, but it’s also nice to see, when you also improving quality of video/footage as well, to make author as yourself a little more proud
@@idonthaveanose Speaking of underrated, it's great that they made that game about Ralph wolf and Sam sheep dog, but I still would like to see a proper roadrunner and coyote video game, since I feel that could be done great
@@HeadphonesUK Yes me too!! I would love a Wile E Coyote and Road Runner game. Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf is pretty much the closest thing there is on PlayStation, besides the Road Runner mini-games in Back in Action and ACME Arsenal. That Back in Action one is simple but soooo addictive.
10:26 Whene i was a kid i rly rly take a long time to know that this poster need to be cleaned not destroyed i was always tried to jump on it with spining and lunchig somethings at it lol😂
only thing i am still wondering, Is the jumping required for much of the game?, and as you said the platforming can be akward but is it like gamebreaking, or is it tolerable enough to not ruin the experience?
There are one or two moments when it becomes frustrating, but it's not unplayable imo. After a while, you do get used to it. I only found it a major issue in 2 levels, that I can remember - the Tasmania level towards the end in particular.
I've beaten it 100% and it was a lot of fun. My favorite level is Looningdales. I also make honorable mentions for the Bank of Samerica and Looney Lagoon. My favorite costume is the Swat Team Taz from Bank of Samerica. Nothing like permanently getting rid of those Push Broom Mustache wearing Bastards known as the Taz Catchers with a Gun that shoots stinky cheese that knocks them out. The Tazland Costume is also a trip because of the Elephant attack. It's like getting rid of a House Fly with a Shotgun level ridiculous and it's absolute gold.
Rewatching video, I only now noticed something funny, at 13:06 I saw a frame of a poster/art-sign “Taz Vs Sylvester". And I was like, either Taz was originally going to fight Sylvester in that mini-game instead of Daffy Duck, or either art-team just having fun slapping clip art on the wall and choosing the wrong picture, idunno, it’s just funny Cx
I use to have this for the Xbox back in the day! I could never finish it! I think I always lost interest about half way through, always getting fed up having to destroy all the wanted poster 😂
It can get a little repetitive but at least they vary the environments. Not my favourite Looney Tunes game but still good imo. It's not a patch on Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf though.
@@idonthaveanose Well you better, cause i dont want it back haha But seriously, how are your reviews so damn good and you only just made it to 500 subscribers!? It's utter madness i tells you!
Aww you're too kind. 😊 One day one of these reviews might get a bigger audience, like the Wallace and Gromit one. But I like having this little community, it's sweet.
I originally had this for ps2 and never beaten the fight with sam, now I have the gamecube version but haven't played it much but still going to but I wish I knew then that tweety was the main bad guy because I would of like to had made fun of someone I know that is a huge tweety fan
@@idonthaveanose the one at the end, apparently right before the ending twist, I'm not sure if I was stuck on it or the fact that I lost the game before I got the chance of beating it
The Tweety fight is horrible tbh. What makes it seem worse is that it comes right the hell out of nowhere and just feels tacked on the end of the game just to annoy you.
Still think this was better than acme arsenal, but it probably also because I have the wii version and the controls was a pain for me but the one looney tunes game I always wanted was loons but I never had a xbox original so I could never get it but I heard that game was terrible so it probably for the best
I also never had Loons! Also, I would argue this is MUCH better than ACME Arsenal. I was talking about that the other day, and I'm considering reviewing that too.
@@idonthaveanose haha, well I would definitely like to see that review and at least it wasn't duck amuck for the ds, I still can't figure out what I'm supposed to do on that game, maybe mines just a broken copy or something because no matter what for the likes of me I can't seem to do anything, but yeah you probably right
@@idonthaveanose what version of acme arsenal are you planning on maybe using for your review, if you planning for the worst, I suggest the wii version but I never played the other version but the controls for the wii version is just awful and just doesn't respond correctly all of the time, if you even want I send you my copy of the wii version (I know I probably not going to pick it up to play again) but seriously, if you are able to just finish the game I commend you greatly, you dare go where many has fallen
Since I have it on PS2 myself, I'll likely cover that version. And honestly, that version is bad enough. I can only imagine just how bad the Wii version is. 😐
I wish that they would bring these games back they had a newest one for the Xbox 360 I didn't like that 1 every Looney tunes character that you pick they had a gun kinda didn't like that one I wish they would have made it different
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Thanks for joining the live chat everyone! Sorry I couldn't reply to everyone very well but hope you enjoyed!
Really awesome how you gave a proper intro on taz and looney tunes prior to talking about the game .
It’s the main reason I played taz wanted and other looney tunes game from that time is because I loved the looney tunes , still do . I think many of us do :)
I've seen people hate on this game without giving it a chance just because of the controls but I'm bias anyway because I grew up with it so it's nice to see a more fair review of the game! Thanks for finally doing it!
No problem! Sorry it took a while to get around to. I honestly don't think the controls or the camera are nearly as bad as some reviewers make out. It's far from unplayable.
Exactly you guys are 110% correct I feel the exact same way . Replaying the game right now and having a great time .
Funny your reviewing this game during the characters 65th anniversary. :)
I didn't even think of that! 😮
What a coincidence!
First, *congrats on getting 500 subs!* Here's to many more! 😁
Secondly, nice to see that Looney Tunes knowledge getting used more!
*This* is one of those games I have *ultra-nostalgia* for. Many hours clocked in on this one. I think the appeal of Taz, certainly in this game, is the idea of being of this dim, angry, indestructible, little monster and the weird, surreal, slapstick scenarios he's put through. I honestly find myself giggling at this every time I come back to it. It's the comic timing and the animations that make it work. And the costumes. Just all of them. 😄 The Haunted costume is my favourite, particularly for the colours.
Got to agree with you, the physics are *jank* in all respects, which was frustrating even when I was younger. I find you can work around it, once you get in the swing of things, but still... ugh... shopping trolleys. Really love the vibrancy and boldness of the level designs. Blitz Games were great for creating good, cartoony aesthetics. Love Sam Francisco's nighttime urban feel (reminds me a bit of the TV studio from Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf), but Wile E. West's levels are easily my favourite part of the whole game.
Speaking of Blitz, I've noticed the voice audio quality was a recurring problem (the abruptness of certain lines is unique to Taz, tho) with a lot of their titles. Up until *Fairly OddParents: Shadow Showdown,* that is. Suddenly they decided to get a better mic. 😂 Their music is always awesome, though. Shadow Showdown is *loaded with amazing tracks,* as well as being a good game. Check out "Shadow Showdown Vicky Pinball full" if you get the chance.
In Taz, I love how the music reacts to if you're running around normally, spinning or tiptoeing. It's also unlike anything else heard in a Looney Tunes game. Besides SDnW, of course. Aces in my book.
Also, Doctor Who references aren't that surprising when you find out Blitz was based in Warickshire, England. Fun fact. 😁
Anyhoo, you're on a roll, man! Keep it up! 😉
Yes! I wanted to talk about the music variations in this review but it kind of felt like I already had so much to say. The soundtrack is great, though I personally do prefer SDnW. I do think a lot of reviews of this game were unnecessarily harsh- there is a lot of attention to detail here. It looks fantastic considering its age but yes, the audio does let it down a little.
Thank you so much! I was actually kind of surprised how much I had to discuss tbh. I really enjoyed playing it too! Thanks for joining the live chat, though I've discovered it's really awkward keeping track of convos with that, it's hard to reply to everyone.
I totally agree with your point on the controls, they're not game-breaking, but they're not great either, but I like to think of it as a form of immersion, since I can't imagine Taz is loaded with a ton of finesse and grace when he walks around
That is a good point tbh!
Today I discovered a song Disco Inferno by The Trammps, which immediately reminds this part 18:46 .
And while listening the song, my mind was like, holly hell, it kinda does sounds like Disco Volcano! Boy do I like subtle stuff like this in your videos. c:
Whoa, did you only just discover that song? 😮 I think it's very much intentional, like that Magnificent Seven theme. The soundtrack to this game is better than it had any right to be. 😂
I swear it was an accident! 🤣
And I’m kinda glad it is, like a surprise that I didn’t expect, haha.
I know, right? 😁 The way composer show Taz’s character though this OST, is a really good job indeed!
And I just love the fact, how creatively composer can be for a videogame music, whether changing layers, depending on what happening on the screen for example.
I TOO NOTICED THAT BECK LOSER "REFERENCE"
also, the ice level music reminds me of Radiohead's "National Anthem"
Nice, Taz for the gamecube is a hidden gem!
Without a doubt, your best video yet! The music of the game is so amazing so having it throughout the vid is fantastic. I'm biased though, this was a favorite of mine growing up 😂
Aha! Thank you. 😁😁😁 High praise indeed! I see this game gets a lot of unjust negativity elsewhere but I like it!
Congrats on 500 subs! Can’t wait to see more even more videos!
Thanks Jacob 😁
We all very happy and proud
This was a really entertaining review, and you just earned yourself a subscription 👍
Woopwoop! Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed! 😁😁😁
Great review always wanted to play this game Taz is my favorite character ❤
Thank you! 😃
Dude! This is crazily well done! I don’t know why you were worried about the video being a little longer, because even in 22 minutes you put a perfect amount of info, from presentation, gameplay and every minor details (and amount of puns, of course) that made me smile. Especially I appreciate that clever joke about Rabbit-Sandwich, when in B&T:Time Busters, Taz bites Bugs, if he stand right next to him, really loved that one. :D
Thank you so much! 😁 I'm beaming right now! The game looks SO good considering it's from 2002. And I believe it's the only one so far that I've covered that's in widescreen. Wallace and Gromit COTW has a widescreen option but for some reason I couldn't record it in that format at the time. I just thought it an interesting thing to note.
Oh, my nickname on the credits 👀 (and description)
D’awww c:
😁 So glad you liked it
Oh, I see. c:
The footage itself was good enough already, after all it’s all about that quality of your style of review skills, but it’s also nice to see, when you also improving quality of video/footage as well, to make author as yourself a little more proud
I'm hoping to cover some of those other Looney Tunes games eventually but right now I've a Christmassy themed one to get going on. 😁🎅🏻☃️❄🎄
You had me dying at the indie game joke 😂
Congrats on reaching 500!
Thank you! 😁
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Next step 1000.
@@JuanLopez-kk9wi Haha! Let's not get ahead of ourselves! 😉
Congrats on 500 subs bro!
Thank you!! 😁
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One of my favourites on ps2, I still have it now, though its a shame foghorn leghorn isn't in it 😡
Foghorn Leghorn, another underrated Robert Mckimson creation!
@@idonthaveanose Speaking of underrated, it's great that they made that game about Ralph wolf and Sam sheep dog, but I still would like to see a proper roadrunner and coyote video game, since I feel that could be done great
@@HeadphonesUK Yes me too!! I would love a Wile E Coyote and Road Runner game. Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf is pretty much the closest thing there is on PlayStation, besides the Road Runner mini-games in Back in Action and ACME Arsenal.
That Back in Action one is simple but soooo addictive.
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Whene i was a kid i rly rly take a long time to know that this poster need to be cleaned not destroyed i was always tried to jump on it with spining and lunchig somethings at it lol😂
only thing i am still wondering, Is the jumping required for much of the game?, and as you said the platforming can be akward but is it like gamebreaking, or is it tolerable enough to not ruin the experience?
There are one or two moments when it becomes frustrating, but it's not unplayable imo. After a while, you do get used to it. I only found it a major issue in 2 levels, that I can remember - the Tasmania level towards the end in particular.
I've beaten it 100% and it was a lot of fun. My favorite level is Looningdales. I also make honorable mentions for the Bank of Samerica and Looney Lagoon. My favorite costume is the Swat Team Taz from Bank of Samerica. Nothing like permanently getting rid of those Push Broom Mustache wearing Bastards known as the Taz Catchers with a Gun that shoots stinky cheese that knocks them out. The Tazland Costume is also a trip because of the Elephant attack. It's like getting rid of a House Fly with a Shotgun level ridiculous and it's absolute gold.
The rubber ball transformation is actually a reference to Blitz's first game Glover.
I did not know that! That's interesting!!
@@idonthaveanose I have Glover on my N64. It's great but I wish the sequel wasn't cancelled.
Rewatching video, I only now noticed something funny, at 13:06 I saw a frame of a poster/art-sign “Taz Vs Sylvester".
And I was like, either Taz was originally going to fight Sylvester in that mini-game instead of Daffy Duck, or either art-team just having fun slapping clip art on the wall and choosing the wrong picture, idunno, it’s just funny Cx
I noticed that too! No idea. I wondered if maybe there was a part that was cut though, since Sylvester features in the opening scene too.
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You fool. Those are clearly portal potties.
Maybe it's because I'm biased because I used to play this game a lot of the kids but I still really love this game
I also like this game! It's a solid Looney Tunes game.
I use to have this for the Xbox back in the day! I could never finish it! I think I always lost interest about half way through, always getting fed up having to destroy all the wanted poster 😂
It can get a little repetitive but at least they vary the environments. Not my favourite Looney Tunes game but still good imo. It's not a patch on Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf though.
I played the Tasmania game for Sega but I did not know that they had one for PlayStation 2
Had a feeling someone would mention that game!
19:25 weirdly, not the first time tweety is a final boss in a ps2 looney tunes game
🤔 What was the other game?
@@idonthaveanose Back in Action (PS2)
Ah, but you control Tweety in that boss
@@idonthaveanose Oh. It's been a while.
i don't have a nose games = young hugh grant?
Wow. Well I'll take that compliment, thank you. 😂
@@idonthaveanose Well you better, cause i dont want it back haha But seriously, how are your reviews so damn good and you only just made it to 500 subscribers!? It's utter madness i tells you!
Aww you're too kind. 😊 One day one of these reviews might get a bigger audience, like the Wallace and Gromit one. But I like having this little community, it's sweet.
i love to play this game again but i don't know how to get it on pc
Wait..... Taz can talk?
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I originally had this for ps2 and never beaten the fight with sam, now I have the gamecube version but haven't played it much but still going to but I wish I knew then that tweety was the main bad guy because I would of like to had made fun of someone I know that is a huge tweety fan
Which Sam fight though? 🤔
@@idonthaveanose the one at the end, apparently right before the ending twist, I'm not sure if I was stuck on it or the fact that I lost the game before I got the chance of beating it
The Tweety fight is horrible tbh. What makes it seem worse is that it comes right the hell out of nowhere and just feels tacked on the end of the game just to annoy you.
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Still think this was better than acme arsenal, but it probably also because I have the wii version and the controls was a pain for me but the one looney tunes game I always wanted was loons but I never had a xbox original so I could never get it but I heard that game was terrible so it probably for the best
I also never had Loons! Also, I would argue this is MUCH better than ACME Arsenal. I was talking about that the other day, and I'm considering reviewing that too.
@@idonthaveanose haha, well I would definitely like to see that review and at least it wasn't duck amuck for the ds, I still can't figure out what I'm supposed to do on that game, maybe mines just a broken copy or something because no matter what for the likes of me I can't seem to do anything, but yeah you probably right
I never played that either but was always curious about it! ACME Arsenal had serious potential though imo- it could have been way better than it was.
@@idonthaveanose what version of acme arsenal are you planning on maybe using for your review, if you planning for the worst, I suggest the wii version but I never played the other version but the controls for the wii version is just awful and just doesn't respond correctly all of the time, if you even want I send you my copy of the wii version (I know I probably not going to pick it up to play again) but seriously, if you are able to just finish the game I commend you greatly, you dare go where many has fallen
Since I have it on PS2 myself, I'll likely cover that version. And honestly, that version is bad enough. I can only imagine just how bad the Wii version is. 😐
I wish that they would bring these games back they had a newest one for the Xbox 360 I didn't like that 1 every Looney tunes character that you pick they had a gun kinda didn't like that one I wish they would have made it different
I miss these old games, wish they'd make them available again on PlayStation Store or something.