Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose (SNES) - Good/great (has a YAPON rental sticker - we've decided to leave it as some people might collect these)

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Classic Looney Tunes platformer, with amazing visuals, great music and awesome gameplay.

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90s cartoon nintendo SNES Games used

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