Looney Tunes B-Ball
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(Super Nintendo - US, Basketball)
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Developed_By:
Sculptured Software
Published_By:
Sunsoft
Released On:
01 Jan 1994
The Looney Tunes work hard at Warner Bros. studios acting in cartoons for all to enjoy. It's tough work, and afterwards they just want to relax and maybe shoot a few hoops in the parking lot. Of course they can't entirely leave their wild antics inside the studio, and will certainly bring some kind of zany onto the basketball court.
Looney Tunes B-Ball is a 2-on-2 Basketball game, similar to NBA Jam . However, Looney Tunes is much more informal and silly, though this level of silliness is set by the player via the Wackiness Meter on the main menu. Players choose their teams from the likes of: Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Elmer Fudd, Wile E. Coyote, Tasmanian Devil, Sylvester, Yosemite Sam and Marvin Martian. Each player has unique statistics for their shooting, 3-pointers, defense, stamina and speed.
Once on the court, the player can pass the ball, shoot the ball, grab a burst of speed or unleash a special defensive ability or a special offensive ability.. These abilities include cream pies, time bombs, sticks of dynamite and other fun toys from the ACME Corporation. Offensive Abilities must be "bought" by collecting gems and other items which occasionally show up on the basketball court.
UPC-A:
020763110495 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
4735 (United States)
Part #:
SNS-ALTE-USA (USA)
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Number of Players Supported:
1-4 Players
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
*Looney Tunes B-Ball* is a sports game where players join iconic cartoon characters on the studio backlot for a casual game of basketball. After a long day of filming, players select their favorite Looney Tunes stars to compete in a lighthearted, hilarious pick-up game designed to help the overworked actors unwind.
Story
That's All Folks!
But wait! We've just started! Apparently, you've just walked onto the Looney Tunes set where our favorite characters are wrapping up another day on the job.
Being mega-stars of the screen can take its toll. But we know just the thing to ease the pressure - a little pick-up game of B-Ball!
Let's go outside to the studio backlot and see which Looney Tunes stars want to play. It's bound to be hilarious!
How to Play
Getting Started
Insert the Looney Tunes B-Ball Game Pak then turn the system ON. Press Start to skip the introduction.
Options Screen
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START GAME - Begins game play immediately using default settings.
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TYPE OF GAME - There are several choices for game type. To change the type press left or right on the Control Pad or any other button.
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WACKY METER - Sets the level of craziness in the game from 1 to 5. Selecting 1 results in a straight, no-nonsense game. Setting the meter all the way to 5 means there will be many opportunities for picking up gems that allow you to buy special ACME plays. ACME plays can be offensive or defensive.
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DIFFICULTY - Ranges from 1 to 10 (easy to difficult) and sets how well the computer will play against you. The default level is 5.
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FOLLOW MODE - In 1-player games this determines who will control the ball on the player's team. If it is ON, the player will automatically control the character on their team that has the ball. If it is OFF, the player can only control one character and the computer will control the other.
Game Types
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1-Player vs. CPU - One player controls one team and plays against the computer.
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1-Player vs. 1-Player - Each player controls a team.
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2-Player vs. CPU - Each player controls one character on the same team and plays against the computer team.
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2-Player vs. 1-Player - Two players on the same team each control a character and play against one player that controls both characters on the opposing team.*
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2-Player vs. 2-Player - Each player controls one character.*
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1-Player Tournament - One player controls one team and competes in a tournament in which all other characters play.
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2-Player Tournament - Two players on the same team each control a character and play against all other characters in a tournament.
*\*Note: These settings involve more than 2 players and require that a multi-player tap device be connected to port #2.*
Choosing Teams
You have the choice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Marvin the Martian, Sylvester, Yosemite Sam, Tasmanian Devil, Wile E. Coyote, and Elmer Fudd. You cannot choose the same character more than once during a game.
The flashing star in the box shows which player is expected to choose a character. Use Up and Down on the Control Pad to flip through the characters and press any button other than Start to select the character.
If you press the Start Button, the computer will pick a character at random for you. If you make a mistake, press the Select Button to unselect the character. If you are playing against the computer, you can select the characters the computer will control.
Once the teams have been selected, press the Start Button to start the game or press the X Button to return to the Options screen.
Character Attributes
Each character has strengths and weaknesses. You can see what these are by looking at the bars under the character's name. The more the bar is filled in, the better the character is at this attribute.
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Shooting - Indicates how well the character can shoot close up.
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3 pointers - Indicates how well the character can shoot from far away.
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Defense - Shows how well the character can steal the ball or block his opponent.
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Speed - Indicates how quickly the character moves.
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Stamina - Indicates how long the character can maintain Turbo Power.
Offensive Plays
Each character has a variety of shots, including standard jump shots, long shots, lay-ups and slam dunks. Each character even has a unique way of performing these shots.
To give your character an edge, you can purchase special ACME plays to strengthen your game. Before you can purchase plays you have to collect gems worth different amounts. These plays are unavailable if the Wacky Meter is set at 1.
Each play has a different cost. To sort through the plays, press the Menu Button. The plays are listed above the character shots at the bottom of the screen. Only the plays you can afford will be listed.
To select a play, press the A Button (default configuration). You need to be in possession of the ball to use these offensive plays.
ACME Offensive Plays
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VEGAS (Cost 50 cents) - This play can be quite a gamble. Your side of the scoreboard turns into a rolling slot machine display. If you score a basket while Vegas is activated, your score is multiplied by the pay-off on the machine (you could gain or lose points). If you miss the shot, the ball is stolen, or you make a dunk or lay-up, Vegas is deactivated.
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LONG RANGE (Cost 10 cents) - You must be behind the halfcourt line, opposite your basket, to put this shot into play. Each character has a unique long range shot, but they sometimes backfire or don't make it in.
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ECLIPSE (Cost 25 cents) - The screen darkens and your opponents have a hard time seeing you as you drive to the hole.
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FORCEFIELD (Cost 50 cents) - Using the forcefield will protect you from all special defenses, earthquakes and cream pies.
Defensive Plays
If the offense can play dirty, so can the defense. You will need to collect
Controls
Up or Down on the Control Pad
Selects the player you are setting the controls for (in Controller Configuration)
Left or Right on the Control Pad
Cycles through the different configurations for that player (in Controller Configuration)
Select
Get to the CODE HUNT (in Controller Configuration)
Start
Go back to the main option menu (from Controller Configuration)
Control Pad Up/Down/Left/Right
Move character around court
A Button
Use special ACME play
B Button
Shoot Ball when in possession; Jump to Block or Rebound
Y Button
Pass Ball to teammate; Steal Ball from opponent
X Button
Menu (Cycle through available ACME plays)
Top Left/Right (L or R)
Turbo Power (Character moves at turbo speed)
Y Button with Top Left/Right (L or R)
Push opponent while standing still
A, B, X and Y (holding all four buttons when pausing)
Abort the game and return you to the Options screen
Enemies & Characters
Bugs Bunny
Strength is Shooting, weakness is Defense, and Special Defense is Disguise Defense, which distracts opponents into dropping the ball so his teammate can steal it.
Daffy Duck
Strength is Stamina/Defense, weakness is 3 pointers, and Special Defense is Jackhammer Defense, where the ground vibrates from the jackhammer and the opponent drops the ball.
Marvin the Martian
Strength is 3 pointers/Speed, weakness is Shooting, and Special Defense is Disintegrator Defense, which shoots a disintegrator ray that disintegrates the ball handler if hit, though it can also hit his own teammate.
Tasmanian Devil
Strength is Defense/Speed, weakness is 3 pointers, and Special Defense is Tornado Spin Defense, which breaks into a tornado spin that knocks down anyone he touches and causes the opponent in possession of the ball to drop it.
Sylvester
Strength is Stamina, weakness is 3 pointers/Defense, and Special Defense is Remote Control Defense, which activates the dropping of a large weight on the player with the ball so whoever is closest can steal it.
Wile E. Coyote
Strength is Stamina, weakness is 3 pointers, and Special Defense is Detonator Defense, which blows up the person with the ball, leaving the ball up for grabs.
Elmer Fudd
Elmer Fudd's strength is shooting and his weakness is speed. While wearing his opera garb, his Lightning Defense allows him to summon lightning from the sky to zap the ball handler.
Yosemite Sam
Yosemite Sam's strength is 3 pointers and his weakness is speed. His Dance Defense makes opponents dance and drop the ball by shooting at their feet, which requires him to be close to them.
Items & Weapons
Gems
Pick up gems to earn money to buy ACME plays. They are worth 1 cent, 5 cents, or 25 cents, and more are found the higher you set the Wacky Meter.
CREAM PIE
Costing 10 cents, the ball turns into a cream pie to throw at your opponent, which disables them if hit but can come back to you if you miss.
TIME BOMB
Costing 15 cents, the ball turns into a bomb that must be passed right away. If it explodes on your opponent, your team gets possession, but if it explodes on you, the ball goes to a tip-off.
BACK DOOR
Costing 40 cents, selecting this transports your teammate near the basket so you can pass to them to make the shot.
Tips & Maps
MVP, Here I Come
When a character makes three shots in a row, all of their attributes get a super boost and their mug appears in the center of the court.
Invisibility
A code activated by pressing Menu, Menu, Menu, Turbo.
Earthquake
A code activated by pressing Up, Up, Up, Turbo.
"Here Boy!" (calls the dog ball)
A code activated by pressing Right, Down, Left, Turbo.
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