Porky tosses and turns through six scary nightmare worlds. He'll confront ghosts and leprechauns and creepy crawling creatures in the Haunted Woods, Dry Gulch Town, Abandoned Mines and a Castle. He'll wade through the undisturbed waters of Atlantis and explore the snow-capped setting of the Alps. Every time Porky enters his dream the weather changes, it can be a bright sunny day or a desolate snowy blur. So hold onto your pillow, it's going to be a rough night!
--from the SNES Porky Pig's Haunted Holiday instruction manual

While Porky is at home, looking through his brochure, planning his vacation, he drifts off to sleep, and winds up in a haunted, evil place full of monsters and tiny leprechauns! So Porky must set out to...well....get out of his dream. I guess you could just wake up. Too bad 'ol Porky didn't know that!

     The Animaniacs adventure game has colorful, interesting graphics and puzzles that can be solved intuitively. That there are three characters adds to the fun, because each exhibits a uniquely individual personality. They rubber-band apart as you begin moving them and they clumsily crash into each other when you stop them. When not in motion, they show signs of boredom.

     There are six stages (and in this game they are literally movie stages) that they must complete, each with a different item to be found. The final stage includes Pinky and the Brain, so if you overshoot them on the way, apparently you shouldn’t be concerned.

The book stirred up Bugs' curiosity so he set off immediately to search for the treasure.
--From the Gameboy Color Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle 3 instruction manual.

The look is as vibrant and colorful as you would want the cartoon to be, with lots of ACME devices to interact with (or avoid). Not only will it make any fan happy with the amount it was true to the cartoon, but the game itself is fun to play. It's not overly challenging or long, but it is still worth trying out.

Finally, Princess Babs Bunny (no relation!) of the Kingdom of Acme is kidnapped by the Milky Way Imperial Army. But don't worry, we'll rescue her. Make way for Buster Bunny, Knight of Honor!
--From the Super Nintendo Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose! instruction manual.

Based off of the hit cartoon show, aired on FOX and Nickelodeon in the early 90's, Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Hidden Treasure certainly lays down a big world of fun! The gameplay is similar to that of Sonic The Hedgehog in some ways; it has a great feel of speed, and it is easy to play. The sounds work very well with the comedic image of the game, and the Tiny Toon Adventure theme is used well. The graphics compliment it even more, everything very detailed and looking like their TV counterparts. Final verdict, I say if you're a fan of the old cartoon show and even if you're not, you have to give this one a play.