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Looney Tunes: Back in Action

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- Denne varer er brugt Beskrivelse The game includes five diversely themed environments, all inspired by the film's wild locations. Players will roam far and wide in their quest for the Blue Monkey Diamond, including a trip to uncover the alien mysteries of Area 52, a visit to a Hollywood back lot, and a descent into the depths of the jungles of Africa as they run, jump, slide and bounce their way through an unbelievable adventure. Unique Two Toon Play: Players can control both Bugs and Daffy, swapping between them during the game. Individual Toon Skills: Each character has his own unique set of skills to help out along the way. Among other abilities, Bugs can tunnel under ground to reach new areas and change costumes to manipulate his way out of trouble. Daffy can survive the perils of being squashed, wrestling Crusher, or even eaten whole. A Giant Toon World: Explore five unique environments inspired by scenes from the movie. Visit a Hollywood back lot, uncover the alien mysteries of the Restricted Area 52, explore the deep, dark jungles of Africa and much more. Challenging Mini-Games: Go head-to-head against the Boss Toons including Elmer Fudd, Wile E. Coyote and Marvin The Martian in a host of challenging mini-games. All Your Favorite Looney Tunes Characters: Interact with a variety of familiar Looney Tunes favorites, including Sylvester, Tweety, Porky Pig, Foghorn Leghorn, Michigan J. Frog, the Tasmanian Devil, Speedy Gonzales, Pepe Le Pew, Road Runner and many more. Wacky ACME Crates: Crates scattered throughout the levels contain surprises that help Bugs and Daffy overcome obstacles and defeat the bad guys. Be sure to watch out for the ACME trick boxes! Manual No Original Boks Yes Genre Action Region eu

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