Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time

aka: Bugs Bunny auf Zeitreise , Bugs Bunny: A Voyage Through Time, Bugs Bunny: Perdido En El Tiempo, Bugs Bunny: Perdido no Tempo, Bugs Bunny: Reis door de Tijd, Bugs Bunny: Voyage à Travers le Temps, Pernalonga: Perdido no Tempo

Moby ID: 2181

Released

1999 on Windows

Credits

9 people

Releases by Date (by platform)

1999 (Windows)
1999 (PlayStation)

Publishers

Developers

Behaviour Interactive

Moby Score

7.2

#10,672 of 23.6K

Critics

69% (20)

Players

(27)

Ranking

#290 on PlayStation
#5,761 on Windows

Collected By

71 players

Genre: Action
Perspective: Behind view
Gameplay: Platform
Interface: Direct control
Setting: Fantasy
Misc: Licensed

Windows Specs

ESRB Rating: Kids to Adults

Business Model: Commercial
Media Type: CD-ROM
Input Devices Supported: Keyboard, Mouse, Other Input Devices

Description

On his way to the beach, Bugs Bunny accidentally finds and activates a time machine. Bugs Bunny is immediately propelled through five different areas in time and must find his way back to the present. It won't be an easy task, because blocking his way back to the present are some of the wildest troublemakers (Stupid Villians) he has ever known like Elmer Fudd, Witch Haxel, Yosemite Sam, Rocky and Marvin.

Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time is a 3D platformer. Stages do not succeed each other linearly, but can be accessed in different order by collecting clocks and golden carrots. Bugs Bunny must dispose of regular enemies and bosses along his way. There are also a few racing and chase segments.

Spellings

벅스 바니 잃어버린 시간 - Korean spelling

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Credits (Windows version)

9 People

Lead Design	Claude Pelletier
Lead Programming	Martin Ross
3D / Graphics Programming	Stéphane Joncas
Directed by	Rob Sebastian
Bugs Bunny	Billy West
Daffy Duck	Joe Alaskey
Elmer Fudd	Billy West
Marvin the Martian	Joe Alaskey
Merlin 'Moyle' Munroe	Jess Harnell
Mugsy	Joe Alaskey
Rocky	Joe Alaskey
Witch Hazel	June Foray
Yosemite Sam	Mel Blanc

Reviews

Critics

Average score: 69% (based on 20 ratings)

Players

Average score: 3.8 out of 5 (based on 27 ratings with 1 reviews)

Just entertaining

The Good
The gameplay is in sharp contrast here; not much of a storyline, although it still succeeds in setting up an atmosphere (especially when it came to 'Dimension X').

Other than that, though, despite there being loads of items to collect, the game is sufficiently challenging that a natural urge is created to simply keep opening up new worlds, until one gets to the 'present' in the storyline (also interesting how at the beginning of the game the same icon represents 'nowhere').

The Bad
Well, it is essentially short (one could manageably complete it 100% in under 24 hours), although that does not by any means imply that the challenges couldn't possibly hinder that progress.

The Bottom Line
Not deep (despite involving time travel - it's just a device), but fun nonetheless.

PlayStation · by Ymir (18) · 2014