Animaniacs (DE,EN,EU,FR,US) (Platform) (Sega Genesis

1994 · Game Boy · Super Nintendo · NES · The Data Archivist V0.01

PLAY ONLINE : https://archive.org/details/sg_Animaniacs_1994_Konami_US MANUAL (US) : https://archive.org/download/animaniacs-de-en-eu-fr-us-1994-platform-sega-genesis-mega-drive/MANUAL%20US%20---%20Animaniacs%20%281994%29%20%28Platform%29%20%28Sega%20Genesis%29.pdf VIDEO LONGPLAY : https://archive.org/details/Mega_Drive_Longplay_111_Animaniacs MUSIC (O.S.T) : https://archive.org/details/md_music_animaniacs Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animaniacs_(video_game) Animaniacs [a] is a series of platform video games developed by Konami , based on the animated series of the same name . Two games were developed featuring significantly different gameplay and storylines; one for Super Nintendo Entertainment System , and one for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis and Game Boy . The SNES and Genesis versions were released in 1994, and the Game Boy version in 1995. The Game Boy version has a unique soundtrack if played on the Super Game Boy accessory, and is one of the few games to take full advantage of the accessory. Plot See also: List of Animaniacs characters In the Genesis version, the Warner Siblings, Yakko, Wakko, and Dot , decide to open up a hip-pop culture shop in order to become closer to their favorite movie stars. To this end, they travel across various movie sets in the Warner Bros. studio lot in order to retrieve movie memorabilia to sell. However, once they collect all the memorabilia, Pinky and the Brain attempt to steal them in order to further their world domination plans. In the SNES version, the Brain once again has another plan to conquer the world by deciding to steal the script of the new Warner Bros. film while it was under development. The CEO of Warner Bros. studio reluctantly asks the Warner Siblings for their assistance to retrieve all 24 pages of the script and foil the Brain's plan, which is the primary objective of the game. The ending of the game depends on how many script pages are collected, with the best ending leading to Warner Bros. being able to complete the film, pleasing the CEO, only to find out that the film was about the Warner Siblings, which pleases them. Gameplay Sega Genesis/Game Boy version The game features four main levels, which can be entered in any order. The player must reach the end of each level and beat the boss to obtain a piece of movie memorabilia. A fifth level will then open to obtain a final piece of movie memorabilia. After clearing all five levels, players travel to the final level where they must fight Pinky and the Brain . Players control Yakko, Wakko, and Dot, switching control between them to use their respective powers accordingly. Yakko uses a paddleball to stun enemies and is also able to push and pull objects such as crates. Wakko uses a mallet that can be used to hit switches, break certain objects, and light fuses. Dot is able to blow kisses which, when used on certain characters, triggers certain actions needed to progress. The Warner Brothers and Sister have health indicators and a number of lives. The lives can be increased by obtaining either 100 stars or obtaining a small golden form of their faces. Their health is indicated by their faces on the top left of the screen. When they smile, they are healthy, but when they are looking either tired, unhappy, or weak, then they should find health soon (which is found in the forms of several forms of ice cream or sweets, or other kinds of food). The levels are timed. This version was ported to the Game Boy by Factor 5 , but due to space constraints, only three levels are present in this version and certain parts of the three levels are absent. Both the Science Fiction/Space Opera – Space Wars (Space Trucking) and nearly all of the final Action Movie – Once There Was A Man Named Oscar levels are absent from this version. On easy mode, the Game Boy version ends early, on the first three levels. On normal and hard modes, the Game Boy version continues after the player completes the first three levels, goes to Once There Was A Man Named Oscar , and battles Pinky and the Brain. Animaniacs North American SNES cover art with the Warner Siblings: Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Developer(s) Konami Factor 5 (Game Boy) Publisher(s) Konami Designer(s) Hirotaka Fukuda (SNES) Composer(s) Tomoya Tomita (SNES) Rudolf Stember (Game Boy) Kiyoshi Murai (Genesis) Platform(s) Genesis , Super NES , Game Boy Release Genesis/Mega Drive NA : November 1994 [1] EU : 1994 AU : 1995 SNES NA : November 1994 [1] EU : December 1994 JP : March 7, 1997 Game Boy NA : July 1995 EU / JP : 1995 Genre(s) Platform Mode(s) Single-player