Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind (SNES) Playthrough - NintendoComplete
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2021
- A playthrough of Accolade's 1993 mascot platformer for the Super Nintendo, Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind.
Though Bubsy is the butt of so many internet jokes, there was a brief period of time - about a year - where Bubsy was actually viewed in a positive light. Then the sequels started.
Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind, however, was released to a great deal of hyped anticipation, and it was generally well received. It never realized its creators' dreams of becoming a mascot vehicle to challenge the likes of Mario and Sonic, but it was successful in ways that most other mascot platformers by third-party publishers couldn't manage.
It handily outsold other games of its ilk, like Sparkster (highlighting that good games don't always equate to good sales), Aero the Acrobat (meh), and Awesome Possum (an ironic name if ever there was such a thing), but was it good?
If you can cast aside the impact the sequels had on your perception of its "legacy," I'd say that in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind, you'll find a servicable but flawed platformer that would've made for a good weekend rental.
You play the titular Bubsy the Bobcat, a bright orange blob of 90s hop 'n bop 'tude, as indicated by the giant red exclamation point on his shirt.
There are sixteen stages in which Bubsy has to fight the Woolies, a race of aliens that have invaded in order to steal Earth's supply of yarn balls. The stages are mostly huge, non-linear (and sometimes maze-like) affairs packed with secret alcoves filled with bonus items, and you defeat the endless supply of enemies by jumping on their heads.
If that sounds a lot like a Sonic game, that's probably because the creator was inspired to create Bubsy after playing the Sega classic. It's certainly fast moving, cartoony, and "edgy."
The graphics and sound are the high points. Whether you love or hate the visual design, the sprites are filled with personality, the backdrops are attractive, and some of the animation looks good. The music sounds pretty nice overall - the sample quality is high and a few of the tunes are real toe tappers, like the first stage's theme, which sounds suspiciously similar to Elvis's Rock Around the Clock, maybe with a touch of Buddy Holiday's Everyday mixed in. The voices sound good, too, though the pun-filled humor is more annoying than it is funny.
So then, what could pawsibly go wrong?
Simply put, the quality of the gameplay doesn't match the presentation. The controls are loose and the awkward trajectory of Bubsy's jumps combined with the uselessness of the glide maneuver make for some frustrating moments. The camera also turns far too many jumps into blind leaps of faith. Since Bubsy goes down in a single hit, these issues all come together to make a game that's way too difficult for its own good. Until you've committed the levels to memory, you'll constantly be subjected to cheap shots that you couldn't have reasonably foreseen, really dampening the fun.
Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind isn't a terrible game. It's just a thoroughly mediocre one that happened to show up at the right place and time to become a hit. It is the best game in the series, though, for whatever that's worth.
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i know Bubsy is seen as a joke these days, but I remember this game getting some pretty good press back when it came out in the Summer of 93. Yeah, the hype was out of control, but when the game came out, critics were generally kind toward it, and sales were strong. People seem to act like Bubsy got swept under the rug from the start, but really, the first game can be fun.
George Wood (host of the public access video game review show "Flights of Fantasy") seemed to really love this game.
It's definitely not as awful as people make it out to be, but I wouldn't say it's really all that GOOD either. There's some glaring design flaws, biggest ones being too small of a field of view, and fall damage in a vertical platformer. It's not really shown much in this video, but if you go about 1.5 screens of falling without gliding and hit solid ground, you die instantly.
Still, I could name 3 or 4 worse platformers on the SNES than this, so it's not THAT awful.
@@RookMeAmadeus Fall damage was in tons of old/classic platformers nobody considers. It's NOT an issue in Bubsy, because it totally suited the cartoon emphasis of the game. Unlike other titles, you can instantly avoid it by gliding (even the tutorial and manual tells you this).
I'd agree with you there. I was never a huge fan of it, but it was fine. The later ones make that easy to forget.
I love this game and I can get past the first two worlds without dying.
According to Michael Berlyn, the exclamation mark was going to turn into a question mark when Bubsy sees something he doesn't know about, but it wasn't implemented in to save space.
Rip Michael Berlyn
I love Bubsy and so did many others. You wanted to make a fun, wacky, and memorable game and you did! This little feline continues being talked about to this day wether it be in a positive or negative way or just for fun! Thank you for your contribution to the gaming industry in the early 80s and for creating Bubsy. May you rest peacefully ❤️
Unpopular opinon
@@NaraSherko I mean... I love Bubsy.
I just know the games are generally terrible.
I played this one as a kid, and for the time it was alright.
Every cat character are epic even if I don't like actual cats that ,uch.
Wow, this was my first game and I loved it when I was a kid. RIP
I love bubsy
I had this game back in 1994. The developers put more effort into different ways to KILL Bubsy than anything else.
because the developers accolade hired during the project were STUPID!
there is more than one way to skin a cat. Horrible game.
This was a good game, I know I'm the only person that liked it but what the hell. I liked the levels and environments. I loved these kind of platformers back then
This was one of my favorite games as a kid this brings back so much memories lol
i also liked it! yeah i know we’re a minority
I still say “what could possibly go wrong” till this day
Это моя первая игра в жизни. Прошло 30 лет, а моя мама меня спрашивает «помнишь как мы вместе проходили Бабси?»
Слезы счастья от воспоминаний.
I too was a very special child.
You know, he doesn't really glide. It's more like he is trying to embrace the ground at terminal velocity.
appreciated the person played this. not rushed through to the right but took time to explored stuffs even showed some death animations.
just like how I used to played as a kid.
I personally find the artwork, music and (extremely difficult) gameplay of bubsy to be intriguing enougg to keep coming back
BUBSY is terrible enough to make you almost like Sonic
Played this game as a kid at my grandparents in the early 2000’s and couldn’t get past the roller coaster level. I was pry only 6-8 years old but this game was my first introduction to video games ever in my lifetime and it’s forever burned into my mind and I couldn’t be more happy about it. One of these days I’ll fire the SNES back up and beat it once and for all
3:08 Chapter 1. Cheese Wheels of Doom
6:24 Chapter 2. Forbidden Plummet
9:27 Chapter 3. A Bridge Too Fur
12:20 Chapter 4. Fair Conditioning
15:34 Chapter 5. Night of The Bobcat
19:07 Chapter 6. Our Fearless Leader
23:23 Chapter 7. The Good The Bad And The Woolies
30:14 Chapter 8. A Fistful of Yarn
37:32 Chapter 9. Dances With Woolies
44:03 Chapter 10. Bravery Careful
49:14 Chapter 11. Rock Around The Croc
54:36 Chapter 12. Claws For Alarm
58:08 Chapter 13. Eye of The Bobcat
1:03:33 Chapter 14. No Time To Paws
1:07:47 Chapter 15. Lethal Woolie
1:11:54 Chapter 16. A Farewell To Woolies
this comment in general deserve more likes
"The graphics are great as you can see here, making the journey to stage 16 a sublime and enjoyable play experience."
-George Wood (Gaming in the Clinton Years)
Lmao sure, it's fine to look at, but sublime is not a word I'd ever use to describe any aspect this game.
@@NintendoComplete Lol, indeed. In his actual review, the only bit of gameplay he mentioned is cheating with a code to the final boss before saying the game is "Ex-cell-ent!"
@@solarflare9078 It could also be some form of protectionism. Among all the Japanese titles, at the time some people were longing for good western mascots to rival, like "this is our Sonic and it's great". Of course that was the wrong approach, you don't win a game made by someone else by playing it, you need to invent your own. And America has done what it knew the best: porting Hollywood to video game consoles.
It's not nearly as mangy as the later Bubsy games were, but Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind never posed any legitimate threat to the titans of the mascot platformer genre, either.
44:06: the SNES version has a much better take on the soundtrack. It even has a better version of this particular track (though it lacks percussion).
@@robbiewalker2831 It goes both ways with the Bubsy soundtrack. The SNES version is more abrasive and repetitive with some tracks, whilst the Sega version has longer better arranged versions of a few tracks (like the circus and Woolie mothership).
First Bubsy's not terrible. But those sequels... man.
Especially the 3D💀💀💀
well, I think that 2 wasn't that bad either, in short, apart from the schizophrenic controls of the game (which in comparison make the controls of zool and jazz jackrabbit easy to control) at least it had many advantages compared to this highly underrated gem such as: it can be done hit 3 times, the use of weapons, bonuses with frogs and with dear Arnold the armadillo and yet with underwater bonuses, and you could also buy weapons and objects and lives with collectible tickets at the end of the level! on the other hand, bubsy for jaguar was so difficult and frustrating that in comparison it made playing battletoads easy, but it had a nice soundtrack and beautifully crafted graphics! bubsy 3D... well it had some soundtracks that were nice to listen to if only it had good instrumentation but everything else was just total rubbish! the last 2 titles released for ps4 in the 2010s are not even original but just reskin din2 games like: giana sisters twisted dreams and runner3!
that's why bubsy fans (like me) consider this game the best among all its sequels!
I played Bubsy a ton as a kid but never could beat the final spaceship level. Too many projectiles. Dug it out as an adult and played it. Finished the game in under 2 hours. Couldn't believe it.
I remember the local gaming press dubbing this one as "more fun than any blue hedgehog".
And the game certainly was an experience, it had a very good soundtrack and nice graphics, but as stated in the description, the difficulty was brutal given how fragile was Bubsy and how the camera would go crazy the moment you started running at top speed.
The one-hit nature of the titular character was what made most of the difficulty of the game, despite starting with 9 lives and additional lives being usually easy to come across.
The greatest mascot that won't die
That's all he DID in the game was die.
No matter how hard we try.
What could possibly go wrong
As a kid, I thought the game looked nice, but was more frustrating to play than fun.
This version was the basis for the Bubsy Two-Fur bundle. Only difference being that text referencing Nintendo were obviously removed.
What did the text say?
Mostly referring to the "Licensed by Nintendo" text
You have to inch forward, and then memorize everything from many deaths just to make progress in this game. I loved the soundtrack though...and collecting the yarn balls was somehow satisfying.
Honestly this game isn't that bad everybody says. I enjoyed the music and the gameplay but what really killed the gameplay was the 1-hit death. Overall not a bad game so I would say give it a go
the music amd sound effects are super obnoxious though
So um die 25 Jahre nicht mehr gesehen. Richtige Kindheit erinnerung. Danke
This was my game. Playing this listening to puff daddy on my portable cd player 😂
I use to have this game as a kid.
Used to love this game still do I wish they would put it on switch for the Super Nintendo online games
3:07
>Runs into a wall
>Touches a bush in the background
>Jumps into shallow water
>There are tacks on the floor that don't actually stick out
>"I also run fast like Sonic, but I'm so wacky about it so that makes it o- [runs into a woolie because he lacks the means to smash through them safely]
0:35 What could possibly go wrong?
6:24 Did.. I mention i don't like heights.
9:27 More like *A Bridge Too Short*!
12:20 Hey Whatever Blows Your Hair Back!
15:34 Hey! I Thought I Saw Elvis Back There!
19:07 Shouldn't that be *Fearless*? Uh oh...
23:23 Well it worked for clint.
30:15 Go ahead and make my day...
37:32 My contract does NOT mention pink!
44:04 Hey i didn't like this stuff?
49:15 Next time, i get a stunt cat.
54:36 Is there a veternarian in the audience?
58:09 That's it, i'm outta here, you can't make me!
1:03:32 What i can give up show buisness?
1:07:47 Somebody, dial 911!
01:11:54 Well, are you still playing this thing?
37:32 actually says my contact does NOT mention pain
I think I remember my brothers playing the Sega Genesis version of this game when we were kids. Brings back so many memories! :)
The best game ever made ❤ brings back so many memories, I used to play this game for hours with my brother ❤️
I love bubsy!
Excellent run! Gotta say though, not putting hands up to grab the yarnballs in the roller coasters made my eye twitch a bit.
Haha I had forgotten you could do that!
@@bigsistruck Ah yeah, I had too. Haha oops
This version is slightly more complete than the Genesis one; the Genesis version doesn't have the music change when you enter a cave.
It also used the GEMS driver, so I'll give you an idea about what the music was like too
@@solarflare9078 I saw Busby on sega first. When I compared music and whoa, genesis doesn't come off as likeable to me as the SNES. I have like a strange fondness toward genesis sounds, first console I played. But yeah I was like snes just knew how to kick the music off just right. It sell it much better. Then when I compared the title screen on Sega, it's like "well I'm let down." Lol. I feel like I shouldn't be putting down Sega, but sometimes with music, especially with some GEMS sound examples, i definitely get it can a little underwhelming. And unfortunately I know one could find even rougher involving Genesis sound lol.
Regarding the soundtrack to Bubsy, some of the tracks were longer and better arranged on the Sega version, such as the circus and Woolie mothership. The SNES version is missing certain parts and is more abrasive with some tracks (like the water slides).
@@solarflare9078 The music in the Mega Drive version of Bubsy was good lmao. Nowhere near as good as the snes but still tolerable
I used to play that game when I was a kid back in the 90s.
Finally... Bubsy...
Truly, one of the Games of all time
What an appropriate number of yarn balls to end this game with.
Hahaha I hadn't noticed.
Smoke yarn e'rry day~
Those who live the life, def do.
gosh i spent hundreds of hours playing this game when i was a kid! wanted to see the reviews and was surprised people dislike it... yes, sudden death in lots of places, but for both me and my brother it was the exact fun - remember where the danger is and how to counter it, and being always alarmed there will be a rolling cheese wheel out of nowhere XD it was FUN! no one calls dark soul a bad game because of all the dangers.
According to Jontron, every single button jumps....
Where have I heard that before...
Well! he was right about that for sure, but jontron is a really stupid and terrible person!
I just beaten the game and it was awesome
I loved Bubsy when it first came out and love it more now. Most idiots that leave bad reviews don't realize you can take a short look left, right and down, and a larger view left, right and down before jumping. This game is way less annoying than Sonic and much more repeat playable. I give it 9/10. Bubsy 2 is a big stepdown, but still very good platformer and I rate it 6/10.
Even tediously looking ahead from every moved inch isn't enough to avoid a cheap death. This game is built like a troll Mario Maker course. It takes thousands of deaths, and rote memorization that would make Contra blush.
I've been able to get thru first 12 levels without dying more than 5-6 times total. There are 2-3 extra life t-shirts in each level as well. You do have to memorize a little, but a lot of games are like this. Sonic, Mario, etc. You have to be cautious and can't go full speed ahead. Most first person shooter games are also like this. @@caucasoidape8838
you're right, there will always be idiots who will say that bubsy is ugly and that it's a rip-off of that hedgehog BUT I CARE NOTHING WHAT DISGUST THEY SAY, BECAUSE I'M A HUGE BUBSY FAN
Okay, you've made the first step; time for a longplay of a well-known cult classic, Bubsy 3D! :p
Oh God. You know, I tried to like that game. I really did.
@@NintendoComplete I actually tried it out as well; I gotta say that it could "somewhat" work as a game with a better camera. It would still be rather bland and empty, but at least it wouldn't be so rage-inducing!
@@mariusamber3237 For me it was the controls. It shouldn't take five seconds to turn around to face the other way.
There are those in death row who do not deserve such a fate.
What ruins *_"Bubsy 3D"_* for me, is the culmination of the terrible controls, and the platforming. I'll get used to a massive control delay, but not a camera that constantly pans above you every time you try to make a jump.
Well he's back in purrfect collection
Reminds me of my mum finishing a night shift after nursing and playing this straight away 😅
The Great Adventures of Bubsy the Mountain Cat!!
I guess this is one of the rare examples of a "One Hit Wonder" in gaming??
Even Angry Birds was a video game one hit wonder!
"what could possibly go wrong?"
"did i mention i dont like heights?"
"more like a bridge too short"
"hey, whatever blows your hair hack!"
"Hey i thought i saw Elvis back there!"
"Shouldn't that be "fearless"? Uh oh..."
"Well, it worked for Clint"
"Go ahead, make my day!
"My contract does not mention pain!"
"Yeah i didn't like this stuff!"
"Next time. I get a stunt cat"
"Is there a veterinarian in the audience?"
"That's it, im outta here, you cant make me..."
"Want to give up show business?"
"Somebody call 911!"
"Wow. Are you still playing this thing?"
What A Good Game.
I loved this game
@@therealbigboss101 me too❤❤❤
@@therealbigboss101me too❤❤❤
I remember renting this game and playing it on old channel three on the TV. When I turned the game off the TV was static. My parents had cancelled our cable.
Bubsy was basically the Scrappy-Doo of Accolade.
Used to love this game
So I remember renting Bubsy 1 during it's initial run and I remember beating the game within a weekend and having a good time with it! But you mean to tell me this actually OUTSOLD SPARKSTER?! I need to sit down...oh wait, I'm already sitting down.
you lie no way this beat out sparkster... okay i'm sitting down with you cause i need a drink after looking that up
Anything could have outsold Sparkster. It was typical for Konami to release certain games in dwindling numbers. Half the time we couldn't find the latest Castlevania until it showed up in a random shop, second-hand.
RIP Michael Berlyn, the man who created this underrated video game franchise.
Micheal berlyn Is a Legend!🥹🥹🥹🥹
the dear bubsy franchise was too underrated not only because of the 3D crap released in 1996 but also of jontron who uploaded that damned video in 2012 spreading the crap of hatred among people towards the poor bobcat, well at least we have to thank god there are still good people who love bubsy for what it is and, still bubsy 1 even with some flaws it has will always remain the best among all its sequels and the best platformer I've ever played at 13 years old!
I loved this game had it on the megadrive as a kid
Owned this game, was okish.
I dont think I've ever noticed that beginning cut scenes where it explains what stuff does.
Bubsy: *_"What could possibly go wrong?"_*
JonTron: *_"I dunno. You're probably safe on a level called 'Cheese Wheels of Doom.' So, I'm willing to wager that EVERYTHING CAN GO WRONG!!!"_*
*pawsibly…
Take away the puns and Bubsy is just a bobcat spouting random references like CWC…
The first game my sister ever pick. Always thought he is called Bugsy. 😅
Love the soundtrack
yeah, I love her too! On SNES it's much more attractive and cute than the Genesis version and the Bubsy remake on PC!🐱❗🧶🛸
Мне очень нравилась эта игра, потому что она была на приставке у моей одноклассницы. Мы вместе играли в эту игру много лет назад и я даже уже забыла название этой игры. Сегодня я нашла эту игру среди тысяч других предустановленных в дешёвой китайской портативке. Я была очень рада, играла и вспоминала детство
I came here cause I was eating out with friends and I heard the random line "What could possibly go wrong?" And here I am
I enjoyed this game as a kid lol
Well, it was going to happen at some point.
Absolute classic 👍
Oh god
Splendid video.
do you plan on uploading bubsy 2? it seems like it never gets brought up lmao
You Okay after playing this?
Yeeeees Is my favorite platform game
Eu jogava dms esse jogo quando era pequeno, mas só conseguia passar das primeiras fases
I was 10 when I first saw this game.
Awesome game and brings back amazing childhood memories. Better than a lot of today's trash games.
you're absolutely right, I'm bored with today's games so I play more of bubsy and other mascots (besides sonic and mario)
1:07:47 “Somebody dial 911🚨”😂
My favorite game ❤
Me too❤❤
Mine too, you are not alone;
Nostalgia
What could pawssibly go wrong
This ain't a bad game, in fact I quite enjoyed it as a kid. What could possibly go wrong? Bubsy's future games? It's still better than Awesome Possum.
What the hell is Awesome Possum?
@@WispyBlueBricksGPX An awful Mega Drive platformer by Tengen. It played horrible and had terrible framerate dips.
@@solarflare9078oh well even if the game had some flaws and was terrible it was still playable right?, and then I finished it it wasn't that bad that game just needed more changes in the game to be good😊😊😊
I remember Mom renting this for me and my brother when we were kids. It was the only miss out of all of the fantastic hits she brought home, and even then it wasn't as awful as all the comedians like to play up. Certainly not among my favorite games, but it's nowhere near E.T. or Sonic '06 tier garbage.
Wasn't The Reason Sonic '06 Failed Because It Was Rushed?
@@WispyBlueBricksGPX yup
That was a f good game back in The 90's
i LOVE this game
"Wow, are you still playing this thing?"
It has its FLAWS but i enjoy the first Bubsy game. The second game can go screw itself with those controls! BTW Alex, have you managed to do a playthrough of Bubsy in Fractured Furry Tales on the Jaguar? :D
I've played it, but I haven't made a video of it. I wasn't impressed, gotta say.
He deserves more love than everyone else does.
coll classic games
2005 TVR Sagaris (Bubsy) 🇬🇧
I just want to know, why does everyone hate Bubsy honestly? I can understand he’s a rip-off and everything of like Sonic or something, and can be annoying and everything, but still, why? Rob Paulsen hated voicing him for the 2nd game and cartoon and etc.
Is it like an ongoing joke to hate the character or something? I absolutely LOVE the character in the first two games, he’s cute, his personality, and I’m not usually into the sarcastic characters at all but the way they brought him back for those two new switch games and the way he breaks the 4th wall and everything HILARIOUS! It’s VERY unlikely as he’s hated but I hope we can see more of this Bubsy in the future…. (The deleted lines that didn’t make it in the first Switch game are on here and he’s hilarious saying so many different things, it’s too bad the cutscenes and everything were so limited for those first two games so he never got to say much, honestly we need characters like him back more than ever these days, you really don’t see these types of things for characters these days anymore, he kinda has that old cartoon feel to him that you barely see these days to me, he’s witty, sarcastic, funny, breaks the 4th wall, etc. he reminds me a bit of like Yakko Warner and even unfortunately HE was toned down so much for the reboot, so we didn’t get to see his original self like the original show, but Bubsy is kinda like a newer version of him, bringing all that back, Don’t know how he can but Yakko can’t…
But anyways, honestly if people just give him a chance, I think he could make a great comeback kinda like Rayman is about to again…
His games sucks and they still bad nowadays
@@misterboxhead3045, the truth is it just because of BUBSY 3D, Bubsy 1 and 2 were somewhat praised back in the day, but now JonTron had to ruin it
@@misterboxhead3045like you, NOOB!!!
"It's a cat...and you put him in a shirt...BAM! It's Bubsy! *I QUIT!!*
No man, you forgot to make him talk a lot :V
@@1408TheHedgehog
Hahaha. 😂😂😂 My apologizes. 😂
Good ol' JonTron
I keep thinking of the beginning of Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go by Wham! when they play the theme song at the title screen and ending credits.
Hahaha jitterbug
@@NintendoComplete - Bubsy sort of looks like he is jittery during the game.
Loved this game when it came out. Does it appear on any other game that can be played on the switch? My snes no long works :(
Emulation exists
Bubsy is voiced by Yakko Warner
well, before rob paulsen, bryan silvia voices bubsy in this game!
@@hamiltonappiah6759 who was the voice in the atrocious 3d
@@jjb1908 in reality the voice actress who dubbed the 3D crap was Lani Minella, the same actress who voiced Rouge the Bat on Sonic Adventure 2, now that I think about it it seems very strange that Lani gave Bubsy such a shrill and annoying voice on the 3D crap in 3d for ps1 and rouge gives him such a clear and cute voice!
well, of all the voice actors of bubsy, silvia bryan and doug eroltz will always be my favorite voice actors of bubsy!
@@hamiltonappiah6759 The Rob Paulsen one hurts me the most, because I like Rob Paulsen
Is Sad that no one wants to celebrate the bubsy's 30th 😞
43:20 this reminds me about castle crashers
It's like Accolade looked at Super Mario Bros 2 The Lost Levels and said to their employees, "hey, you know that Mario game that seems like it tries to kill you any second? Well do that times a billion and make the protagonist super annoying"
God, very underrated game, along with Part 2, it needs to be re-released for modern consoles. Sure, it had some problems, like the fall damage, one hit kills, hard as balls diff. Still, it did have some charm, it's only the Jaguar sequel and 3-D, which were THE true worst Bubsy games of all time.
It did get rereleased for PC
since I'm a big fan of bubsy I'll tell you my opinion on bubsy games: bubsy 1: beautiful, bubsy 2: meh, bubsy FFT: can improve like the first one, bubsy 3D: I don't need to tell you it's bad but of course I'll try to beat the game, bubsy strike woolies back: decent from the mechanics and voice, bubsy POW: nice from bubsy's old friends and enemies and the skins and finally the fun ride. here's my opinion😊😊😊😊
@@user-wj8sl5ue1z Wow, cool ranking.👍👍
@@rockylopez7846thanks bud❤❤❤
@@user-wj8sl5ue1z No problemo.👍👍
"What can possibly go wrong? "
420 balls of yarn SMOKE IT UP
The developers put the most effort into different ways to KILL Bubsy more than anything else.
Imagine a Bubsy game done like Super Meat Boy.
Can we find this game today?
If you didn't know, a company named Billionsoft recently resurrected Accolade.
You know what that means.
Shit.
@@NintendoComplete yep
Oh *GOD* no... *ANYTHING* but *THAT!*
Unfortunately it's true. The Woolies Strike Back was announced - and this is no good.
This plays like a Knuckles game.
Now I would like to know what the hell does Knuckles have to do with it if he was born in 1994 and Bubsy was born in 1993? and then bubsy doesn't know how to climb!
Hi, can i use this gameplay as a background for a vídeo that i'm making?? I promisse that i'm going to give you all the credits for the gameplay
This is where all my anxiety started
oh well, at least the game becomes fun if you learn to use it better, but what can I tell you and like other 2D video game mascot platformers, there is a high difficulty, this is one of my favorite games
O same here, Absolutely loved it!@@user-wj8sl5ue1z
Am I the only one who doesn't resent this character? Don't judge me but some of the fanarts of this character have better designs than the original and official
friend too, I'm a huge fan of bubsy and I love him to death and as if he were part of me even though I didn't know him as a child, and I became fond of him when I was 14 and now I'm 15 and I love him even more and I still continue to play his games today, I'm praying so much that the accolade would create a new game dedicated to my beloved lynx together with his friends and enemies, however I'm happy that you also care about him like I do, thank you😊😊😊 ❤️❤️❤️
I love Bubsy
I think SNES was trying to kinda spin their own version of Sonic the Hedgehog here even though Mario was considered Nintendo's "mascot". It was because of this game that when I was a kid, I started sarcastically saying "what can possibly go wrong?" whenever someone had a terrible idea 😂
I think that 2 of the bigger flaws in this game was allowing Bubsy to gain momentum to go fast, which was already Sonic's "thing". But they did it, and they didnt bother to account for the screen zipping fast. The screen was always playing catch up with you. Also, the "getting hit one time and you're dead" thing got old really fast. Plus fall damage is kind of like shooting yourself in the knee with a game like this. The fact that you can look down and pan the screen is a tad pointless because in many situations in the game, you cannot look further down than a leap of faith jump you need to make. Granted, you dont HAVE to die due to fall damage since you can glide, but what does that matter if you jumped into a whole void with no chance of landing safely? You just kind of peacefully glide slowly into another death. You didnt know it was a void because you had to have faith that there was ground below.
I mean, these are all criticisms but I loved playing this. I remember that Bubsy was actually one of the first games that I stayed up to play late with the lights off when I was getting old enough to feel that little things like that were an adventure. I was dead set on making it the first game I pull and all nighter and beat by myself. Never happened.
You know who should have gotten way more love from Nintendo? Nestor, the comic strip from the Nintendo magazines. He was in a virtual boy game for tennis I think. But Nestor should have had his own little platformer.
Accolade wanted their own version of Sonic, Bubsy was on both SNES and Genesis.
Do you play on a retro tv or new tv ?