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System(s): Sega Saturn, PC | |||||
Publisher: Sega | |||||
Developer: Realtime Associates, SegaSoft | |||||
Genre: Action | |||||
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Bug Too!, called Bug Too! Motto Motto Jump Shite, Fundzukechatte, Pecchanko (バグ・トゥー! もっともっとジャンプして、ふんづけちゃって、ぺっちゃんこ) in Japan, is a sequel to Bug!. It was developed by Realtime Associates and SegaSoft, and was published for the Sega Saturn and PC in 1996/1997.
Bug Too! features the return of Bug complete with even bigger movie parodies, more playable characters and a greater variety in level themes.
Contents
Story
After long negotiations with top Hollywood execs, Bug has just been assigned a six flick deal. As director of all his new projects, your job is to see to it that Bug and his new squishy costars - lightning tongued Maggot Dog and the funktified Superfly - give award-winning performances. And with a cast of totally professional arachnids to work with, you should have no problem bringing home the coveted Blippie Award. (Should being the operative word here!)
Gameplay
Bug Too! features the same gameplay as the first game with a few additions. Players now have the ability to 'hover' in the air to make longer jumps. Bug can also run with the press of a button to make the player travel much quicker through a level. Bug Too! also features two other playable characters including the ever funky Superfly and his pet, Maggot Dog. The game allows for up to 2 players to play alternatively.
Worlds
- Weevil Dead 2
- Lawrence of Arachnia
- Flee-Wee's Big Adventure
- Swatterworld
- Antennae Day 4
- Cicada Night Fever
Saving Data
The Sega Saturn version makes use of the Saturn's internal battery back-up to save progress. The game will save when an entire world is cleared.
Name | Comment | File Size |
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BUG_TOO_SAV | BUG TOO! | 1 |
Production Credits
Saturn Version
Lead Programmer: Jim Schuler
Programmers: Gil Villarreal, Tim Winnegar, Simon Clarke, Joe Minowitz
Additional Programmers: Kyle Riccio, Mona Elzankaly, Martin Jajam
Level Designer: Scott Stoabs
Production Designer: Jeff Cook
Lead SGI Artist: Tom Grevera
SGI Artist: Dan Goldman, Kevin Tudish, Blair Wolf, Will Faust
Artists: Martine Gaudissart, Connie Goldman, Ann Petersen
Additional Artists: Samati Boonchitsitsak, Shelley Fuch, Tim W. Jones
Paper Animators: Jeff Cook, Joe Hawkins, Jerry Brice
Music Composer & Arranger: Greg Turner
Sound Designer: Wndy Kurko
Producer: Ann Lediaev
Assistant Producer: Heather N. Thompson
Production Assistants: Jake Watt, Kirk Lambert, Chris Rodrick, Scott Smith
Music Recording Studios: IMFR Studios Bellcanyon, CA, Front Page Recorders, Burbank, CA, Realtime Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Music Mixing Studios: Front Page Recorders, Burbank, CA, Jandemonium Studios, North Hollywood, CA
Recording Engineer: Bob Tucker
Music Producer: Greg Turner
Additional Voice Editor: Tony Capelli
Voice Processing Assistance: Chad Norris
- Producer: Marianne Arotzarena
- Executive Producer: Steve Apour
- Product Marketing: Seth Gerson
- Game Analyst: Joe Cain
- Additional Animation: Blam!
- Video Compression: Eric Caplain
- Video Sound Effects: Tony Berkeley of SMG
- Video Compression & Sound Direction: Gordon Lyon
- Lead Tester: Atom Ellis
- Asssitant Leads: Don Carmichael, John Harlow, Benjamin Rubright
- Testers: Jason Bartholomew, Elton Brown, Roger Deforest, David Dodge, Neil Hamburger, John Jansen, Cesar Lemus, Mark Paniagua, Kristian Sorge, David Wood
Character Voices:
- Bug: John Frost
- Maggot: Tim W. Jones
- Superfly: Darryl Pollard
- "The Agent": Mr. Birchum
- Enemy Voices: Tim W. Jones, Perry Kiefer, John Frost
- Character Voice Recording: Wood Holly Studios
Special Thanks To: The Bug One Team, John Grusd, Shippy Ohka, Kudo Tsunoda, Dave Warhol
And To: Dave Albert, Amoebaway Team, Bonus Cinema, Janine Cook, Digitainment, Inc., John Broenen, Jef Feltman, Marty Franz, Rosie Freeman, Gary Griffiths, Neil Kaplan, Debbie Kramer, Larry Loth, Willie Mangero, Jenny Martin, Sarah Mason, Steve Payne, Eric Rawlins, Maury Rosenfeld, Deb Robbins
Physical Scans
Saturn Version
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Based on 8 reviews |
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- ↑ Génération 4, "Juin 1997" (FR; 1997-0x-xx), page 238
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