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- Developer: Accolade, Inc.
- Genre: Arcade/Action
- Originally on: Sega Genesis (1994)
- Works on: PC, Windows
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Overview
Mr. Personality himself, Bubsy the Bobcat, purr-forms for you in his first starring role, Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind for the Genesis from Accolade. This 16-meg, two-player (turn-taking) action/platform title will have you groaning in dismay and cheering for the smart-aleck cat, as Bubsy makes his way through 16 huge levels of cat-astrophic warfare against the dreaded Woolies. After playing stages like Cheese Wheels of Doom, you'll never be able to look at cheese the same way again!
The storyline is inventive. Woolies from the planet Rayon have stolen all the yam balls on Earth at the behest of their twin queens, Polly and Ester. The two textile queens have depleted their own wool reserves and must steal to power their wool-fired interstellar spacecraft. You as Bubsy, the world's pre-eminent collector of yam balls, are on a quest to retrieve your hoard and send the Woolies packing back to their own unnatural-fiber wasteland.
Bubsy has it all.. plenty of hidden areas, power-ups, bonus items, 16 massive levels (called Chapters), passcode save, lots of digitized voices and a terrific original soundtrack. This cat leaps, pounces, soars and runs his way through some great artwork. There are over 40 different animations for Bubsy alone. It's no wonder he has the smoothness of a cartoon character.
Use Bubsy's ability to look Left, Right, Up and Down to search for hidden areas.
There is a continue in each group of three Chapters. You need to search carefully to find some of them.
Get in the habit early of hitting your Soar Button whenever Bubsy is tailing. This will allow you to keep some of your nine lives.
In Chapter 7. you need to throw this switch to stop the train and tall into the canyon tor Chapter 8.
Frogs are yam-ball thieves in the Forest area. Use spider webs as Bubsy trampolines.
Chapters come in groups of three. The groups, called Worlds, each end with a boss area. There are three village areas in World 1, three state fair areas in World 2, three Old West areas in World 3, three river areas in World 4 and three treetop-forest levels in World 5. The final stage, A Farewell to Woolies, takes place onboard the Woolies' yam-powered mothership. With stage names like No Time to Paws, Dances with Woolies, Beavery Careful and Our Furless Leader, you may receive more punnish-ment than you can ake. You'll even find that the Woolies wear different hats in each World, from Bozo the Clown wigs to Hunter's Caps.
When you finish Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind, you'll definitely want to go lack and play it over to find areas and items you might have missed. This is a personality-filled can that you'll want to play again and again.
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Bubsy can bounce off the regular hardtop cars (yellow). Avoid the red convertibles; their roofs will close and capture Bubsy.
You can ride the Roller Coaster, but don't touch the ends of the electric cars or ride off into oblivion.
Some of the switches in the three river areas will change the direction and height of geysers.
Sharp xe-a106 cash register user manual. Re-enter doors and warps in search of bonus areas.
on them to get extra lives, black ones with an exclamation point to become Invisible for a time, and flashing white shirts for short-term invincibility.
In World 3, Chapter 9's boss area has a big Saucer that spews out 10 more Woolies at a time to keep things interesting. Try soaring during the battle.
You'll face giant saucers in the boss areas at the ends of Worlds 1 and 2. Avoid the yarn balls and bounce the Woolies piloting the crafts when the saucers are open.
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System Requirements
Processor: PC compatible, P-200
OS: Windows 9x, Windows 2000 Windows XP, Vista, Win 7, Win 8, Win 10. Hp laserjet p4015 printer user manual.
Game Features:Single game mode
Middle America unite! The twin queens of the Planet Rayon, Poly and Ester, have invaded Planet Earth. The Woolies have woven a nefarious scheme to plunder the Earth's wool. There's only one creature brave enough, strong enough, and smart enough to unravel the Woolies' plot. That's right, it's.. Bubsy? Hmm.. Don't spit up a hairball. One or two players will find that gathering wool across this action/adventure game's 16 chapters of multi-scrolling play is more fun than catnip.
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Veterans of the Bubsy wars on the SNES will have to wait for Bubsy 2 for the continuing saga of the bobtailed wonder. The Genesis version of the game is an almost pixel-for- pixel twin of its predecessor, with a few minor improvements worth purring over.
Bubsy's game play is nonlinear and has multiple ways to work through each chapter. You can go backwards, forwards, up, and down to your heart's content. Even more purr-fect, each of the chapters has hidden surprises in the tradition of the current cream of the action/adventure crop, such as Sonic The Hedgehog 2. Look for warp caves, bonus rounds, and more.
ProTip: Climb the fifth stalk in Chapter 13 and use it to warp straight to a bonus round.
As Bubsy prowls through each of the game's 16 chapters, he's got to reclaim balls of yarn stolen by the Woolies (little alien creatures), and pounce on more than a few fur-ocious Woolies in the process. This feline scavenger hunt includes a romp through the village, an amusement park frolic complete with roller coasters and sideshows, a speeding battle across the top of a train, a slink through a dusty, dangerous desert, a river rampage, treetop antics, and a final showdown in the Woolies' spaceship.
Each chapter's original, but what really makes Bubsy work are the game's dozens of clever obstacles: log flume water slides (that even turn upside down), roller coasters, waterfalls, rivers that you can turn on and off, and more.
- Did you forget to turn off the water? Search for switches in Chapters 1, 2, and 3, as well as 10, 11, and 12.
- Stand on top of the manhole covers in Chapters 1, 2, and 3 to see what happens.
- Use the strongman platforms in Chapters 4, 5, and 6 to leap to new heights.
- Pounce on giraffe's heads in Chapters 7, 8, and 9 for some power-up surprises.
Each of the chapters is illustrated with vividly colored cartoon-style graphics. The Genesis game's graphics, although limited by a weaker color palette, are identical to Bubsy on the SNES. Highly entertaining and detailed backgrounds serve as a backdrop for the antics of Bubsy and the Woolies. Bubsy in particular has tons of entertaining animations, including more than nine ways to bite the dust, impatient mugging, and otherwise endearing expressions.
Bubsy's attitude gets an added edge with a slew of digitized wise-cracking comments that express his unique slant on life. A perky variety of tunes add to the ambiance, ranging from the carnival-style amusement park ditties to the Star Wars-esque melodies during the final battle in the Woolies' ship.
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An invasion force of Woolies bobs up at every turn, trying to put Bubsy into permanent hibernation. It only takes a single touch by a Woolie, a lobbed egg, or a rolling cheese wheel to stop Bubsy dead in his paw prints.
Don't spit up a hairball, though. Cats always land on their feet. Plus, with a little help from you, Bubsy can hop 'n' bop even the nastiest of Woolies. Even the boss Woolies at the end of every third chapter require little more than a pounce or two to put them out of commission. Although the game has enough interest to capture the attention of battle-scarred gamers for a time, the game's more slanted toward beginning or intermediate gamers.
It's easy to defeat the Woolie boss at the end of Chapter One. Just pounce on each of the Woolie ships two times when it's open.
The Bubster's got nine lives, and more moves than any old alley cat. He can run, glide, duck, look up, look down, flip, slide, and bounce. Fortunately, Bubsy's Genesis moves are easier to execute than his SNES moves. The three-button configuration is simple to master. It's easier to glide, and the controls are much tighter. Bubsy can maneuver with enough precision to please even hardened tabbies, and he stays where he lands!
- Remember to glide. This move is one of the most effective in Bubsy's repertoire, especially for crunching Woolies.
Although Bubsy doesn't wear the pants in this game, he does wear a trademark T- shirt. This enables him to slip more than a few power-ups up his sleeve. Look for Bubsy T-shirts hidden throughout each chapter: White ones give temporary invincibility, black ones temporary invisibility, and small Ts with the number one or two on them are 1-ups. Other power-ups include yarn balls, industrial-sized crates of yarn, continues, and Wool-gas-matrons (for tons of points).
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- The Bubsy manual is quite amusing. If you don't have time to read It, though, watch the demo. It'll tell you all you need to know.
- Grab 500 balls of yam for a 1-up.
- Don't forget to grab the easy continue in Chapter 1's village.
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Bubsy may not be the top dog on the action/adventure scene -- the game isn't quite put together as well as the speedy hog sagas. However, diverse game play with plenty of surprises, a creative and amusing story line, and some classy graphics and tunes make the Bubmeister a contender. This is one cool cat.