Breakfast 'N' Ben - Tiny Toons Adventure Any Percent Playthrough

what is tiny toons?

time to find out.

@warren2007: Tiny Toons was a cartoon on FOX afternoons, think of it as looney toons the next generation, but more similar to a pup named scooby doo, flintstone kids, or muppet babies.

Man, I played this game so much when I was a kid. I was horrible at it, because I was too young and it was pretty hard.

Breakfast 'N' Ben 'N' Jan!

Why this wasn't called Ben n' breakfast is beyond me

I played Tiny Toons: Acme All-Stars a ton when I was a kid, never even knew about this.

Never played this, but I had Babs' Big Break for the Game Boy growing up. I used to play the shit out of that game.

That Elmyra/Elmer Fudd connection blew my mind.

Buster's idle animation is very air-humpy.

@ataxia: He was thinking more Breakfast in Bed instead of Bed and Breakfast, so he rolled with it. Pretty sure Rorie told him he should change the name on a UPF also lol.

No HD? What gives?

I need more Jan in my daily dose of giantbomb vids

Strongbad reference in 2018, I like it.

Although a fine explanation, I suspect Warren who I'm speculating was born in 2007, might respond, what the fuck is a Flintstone! :)

I loved this back in the day.

This game on the SNES was my jam. Also a very hard game.

@blitzrules240: ahh ok that makes sense!

@blitzrules240: ahh ok that makes sense!

i really enjoy all of ben & jan's videos! they're always laid back & funny. makes you feel like youre just hanging out, chillin' with a couple friends!

This is a great game! one of my favourites growing up. Really cool to see it played at length on the site.

Jan's Babs reminded me of Jigsaw :)

I'm really happy Jan is a part of Giant Bomb

man, what a bullshit game. Good show though Ben, not much you could have done against what it threw at you though. Also it was great having Jan on the cam chillin' out as well! Lost it near the hr mark.

I remember playing the Genesis version a lot. I didn't know there was an SNES version which is vastly different.

Used to play this w my sister. Couldn’t wait for the football level

@warren2007: IIRC, Tiny Toons captured the feel of old Warner Brothers flicks quite well. Think of it as a predecessor to Animaniacs, literally. (They discontinued Tiny Toons to focus on Animaniacs.)

Dude I had this game. It was a present from my half-sister. I remember when I first got it, I thought it was crap, and definitely too hard. I eventually just kept playing it out of boredom, and became godlike at it. I was basically speedrunning it on the hardest difficulty by the end. I really came to appreciate it's weirdness.

Man, loved this game on the SNES as a kid. The football level was so good.

You can block blue shells with that magic speaker box. I also discovered the fire plant will eat the squid before it inks you, that one surprised me!

Both have saved my ass.

It seems like NO one can afford to live in SF. Guys buy a whole block in detroit or something. Or come here to buffalo.

The only thing better than the SNES Konami pause sound is the NES Konami pause sound. When it came to pause sounds Konami had that shit on lock.

@adamwd: agreed! Jan is a fantastic addition.

I remember this being very hard

Breaking Ben?

Yay! More Jan on the couch!

I appreciate Tiny Toons for introducing me to They Might Be Giant with the Particle Man and Istanbul music videos, but I was definitely more a fan of Animaniacs and Freakazoid.

Freakazoid is quite a surreal show. Upon revisiting it as an adult, parts of it felt very dated, but I still really enjoyed its sense of humor. As a kid, I was probably more into the wacky antics and silly voices, but the writing is more sharp than I remembered, even subtle at times.

you should play busters hidden treasure for the genesis next. that game is very good as well and totally different.

I enjoyed this content. Thank you both!

This is a nice surprise for Breakfast 'N' Ben! Hopefully Ben just got a Sausage McGriddle from McDonalds because those are the best McGriddles! Basically Pigs in a Blanket in Sandwich form without the nappy folded egg in certain McD's sandwiches.

Also maybe my memory on TIny Toons is week, but I thought that show was pretty tame when compared to stuff like Animaniacs doing more not so subtle stuff in kids shows.

Rayman origins had some awesome scrolling levels

Jan and Ben are a great duo. Would be down for more of them streaming together.

I like it when Ben shows us interesting games, but this wasn't one of those times.

When I was a kid, this game rounded out my top three alongside Super Mario World and Super Metroid. Fun fact: this game cost $70 in 1992 dollars when it first came out. It was also arguably the best-looking game on the SNES at that time.

Ben is officially better than Pete Carroll at calling plays in the redzone.

Never really played this myself, but I had a friend whom I watched play this so much that the visuals and soundtrack are burnt to my mind.

@janman Your love of Freakazoid, Animaniacs, and knowledge of Terry McGuiness made a day that was going real cruddy somehow feel much better.

*internet high five*

I appreciate that there's someone on staff making Homestar Runner references, even if they're sparse.

Hey Ben and Jan, I’m enjoying your breakfast related content! Thank you!

I had Tiny Toons: Busters Hidden Treasure on the Mega Drive, and that game had FANTASTIC music.

Seems like the music in this is also pretty great.