I want to start off by saying of all the Looney Tunes characters out there Bugs Bunny is my all time favorite. In fact I love him so much that I actually have a drawing of him signed by Chuck Jones himself framed and hanging up on my wall with a signed photo of him hanging up nest to it. So because of that it was very hard for me to decide what Bugs Bunny game I wanted to play and review for my month long series of where I play video games based on the world of entertainment. Meaning I play and review games based on movies T.V. Or comics. Or even just characters based on that type of media. Anyway I decided to review Bugs Bunny Birthday Blow out seeing as I have never played it till now. So what did I think of the game? Well lets take a look at the review then shall we?

   So released for the Nintendo Entertainment System on September 1990 is Bugs Bunny Birthday Blow out. The game was published and developed by Kemco studio. The game itself fall under the Crazy Castle series of Bugs Bunny games. On a side note The Crazy Castle games themselves are worth playing in my opinion. But we are here to talk about Bugs Bunny Birthday Blow out. So with that said on with the review.

   Difficulty 1: I am not kidding when I say the game is super easy to learn to play. Not only that but its even easier to go through. I died only once my entire time that I played the game. Bugs Bunny's abilities include: jumping, diving into holes, and using
his mallet as a form of attack. He can also land on top of enemies
without getting damaged.

   Depth 3: The depth is kind of lacking. The game has 6 levels made up of 5 rounds each with a boss fight at the of each round. The bosses are various Looney Tunes characters such as Tweety Daffy Duck, Foghorn Leghorn among others. On a side note the common boss in the game is going to be Daffy Duck. He shows up on every stage.

   Story  4: The story is kind of meh. The goes like this: Bugs Bunny is turning 50 years old and is invited by his fan club to be the guest of honor. The other Looney Tunes characters get word of this and are extremely jealous of Bugs and have all gathered together to stop him from getting to his party.

   Addictiveness 3: I rated the addiction factor pretty low. While not a bad game, its not one I'm likely to go back to anytime soon. Its one of those games that falls under the category of playing when your bored and want to kill time.

   Sound 3: The sound is okay at best. Its nothing you'd be remembering outside of the game or anything like that. It wasn't bad to listen to but nothing memorable.  

   Graphics 2: Yes the graphics are that bad compared to most other games on the NES. To give a good comparison Super Mario Brothers, which had come out 5 years prior to Bugs Bunny Birthday Blow out looked a lot better.

   Overall 2.6: The game is bad. I really didn't enjoy it a lot due to how repetitive it becomes after awhile. I can't recommend it at all.

   Final Thoughts. Just like with every console you're going to have games that are either going to be either hit or miss. This game, in my opinion, is a clear miss. It doesn't matter if your a Looney Tunes fan or just a platform fan. This game is one you should stay away from. I found no enjoyment out of it at all.