Taz-Mania
Game » consists of 5 releases. Released 1992
Taz-Mania is a side scrolling platformer based on the Warner Bros cartoon character for the Mega Drive/Genesis released in 1992, where the main form of attack is to spin like a whirlwind.
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Unlike the Genesis and Master System versions, this game is pure mania. 0
In this game, based on the TV show of the same name, Tazzy's father tells him and his siblings the story of the seabirds. They lay giant eggs that can feed tasmanians for over a year. Intrigued, Tazzy goes on the hunt to find an egg from seabirds throughout Tasmania.The music and sound effects are unbearable to listen to. They sound like Tazzy himself composed it.Unlike the Genesis and Master System versions, spinning into a tornado drains your health. This is a problem because spinning is neces...
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Taz-Mania follows that of the cartoon and is fairly fun 0
Taz-Mania is a 2D platformer, and is pretty fun in its own rights. Taz-Mania follows suit of pretty much every other platformer around the time, but as well adds many cool features from the cartoon that it is based upon. In the game you will jump or spin like the Taz Manian devil does to take out enemies. Taz-Mania plays like all your other 2D platfpormers out there, but isn't completely generic. It takes the concept from the cartoon that ran from 1990-1993 and uses art and most characters from...
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You thought the Game Gear version was the only version that sucked? NOPE! 0
In this game, based on the Cartoon Network TV series of the same name, Tazzy's father tells him and his siblings the story of the seabirds. They lay giant eggs that can feed tasmanians for over a year. Intrigued, Tazzy goes on the hunt to find an egg from seabirds throughout Tasmania. This story is the same for all 3 versions. The characters from the show do look like they're supposed to look, and the sound effects actually sound like they're from the cartoon and do a good job. While the charact...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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