Tiny Toon Adventures: ACME All-Stars

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Tiny Toon Adventures: ACME All-Stars
System(s): Sega Mega Drive
Publisher: Konami
Developer: Konami
Distributor: Ecofilmes (PT), Sega-Ozisoft (AU), Tec Toy (BR)
Licensor: Warner Bros.
Sound driver: Konami/Vampire Killer
Peripherals supported: Team Player
Genre: Sports
Number of players: 1-4
Official in-game languages: English Français Deutsch
Release Date RRP Code US 1994-10 $59.9559.95 T-95146 US (Konami Classics) 199x T-95146 EU 1994-11 T-95146-50 PT 199x UK 1994-11 £39.9939.99 T-95146-50 AU 1994-11 $109.95109.95 FTIN02SMC BR 1997-12 048340 KR 199x GM94018JT
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Tiny Toon Adventures: ACME All-Stars is a sports game featuring the cast of Tiny Toon Adventures. It was released exclusively for the Sega Mega Drive in 1994.

Story

ACME Looniversity is holding a sports tournament to determine the best team in ACME Acres.

Gameplay

ACME All-Stars is a compilation of sports games, with added Tiny Toon twists such as extra obstacles and special moves. The two main attractions are the soccer and basketball modes, though there are also obstacle course, bowling, and "Montana hitting" (whack-a-mole) activities.

In the single-player Story mode, Buster and Babs Bunny (no relation) form a team with Plucky Duck and Hamton J. Pig and play through the various events, ultimately defeating Montana Max and his team. There are nine matches and a password system for continuing.

Players can also choose to play individual events, with up to four players simultaneously using the Team Player. In the obstacle course, bowling, and Montana hitting events, players play as Buster, Babs, Plucky, or Hampton.

In the two team sports, the player makes a team out of a selection of twelve characters from the show. Each character has his or her own special technique and different "Ace" moves for soccer and basketball, all of which cost Super Power to use. Super Power recovers over course of the game. The character passes out if the Super Power gauge is completely emptied.

Venues

In soccer and basketball games, the player has a choice between four different pitches or arenas:

• Stadium: A standard stadium with no twists.
• Western: A western-themed environment with kicking horses in the corners of the field and rolling barrels.
• Forest: A forest with bushes that can cause characters to slip.
• Downtown: An urban environment with oil puddles that can cause characters to slip.
• Monty's Playroom: A playroom with a model train and toy cars running through it that can obstruct characters.

Characters

	Buster Bunny
	Special technique: High-speed dash Soccer Ace move: Sonic Shot Basketball Ace move: Ear Dunk Shot
	Babs Bunny
	Special technique: High-speed dash Soccer Ace move: Stardust Shot Basketball Ace move: Stardust Dunk Shot
	Plucky Duck
	Special technique: Flying, drops 16-ton weights that immobilize other characters Ace move: Press Shot
	Hampton J. Pig
	Special technique: Curls into a ball and leaps forward with the ball Ace move: Boing Shot
	Montana Max
	Special technique: Calls a car that runs over other characters Ace move: Rich Man's Shot
	Elmyra Duff
	Special technique: Clings to a nearby character until they pass out Ace move: Lovy Dovy Shot
	Shirley the Loon
	Special technique: Floating in the air Ace move: Psychic Volley
	Furrball
	Special technique: Balances on the ball and rides it around Soccer Ace move: Ball-Riding Shot Basketball Ace move: Rotating Jump Shot
	Fifi La Fume
	Special technique: Eau du Score, releases skunk odor when she has the ball Soccer Ace move: Sweet Shot Basketball Ace move: Sweet Chanel
	Dizzy Devil
	Special technique: Spin attack Ace move: Spin Shot
	Calamity Coyote
	Special technique: Operates a robot Ace move: Robot Shot
	Little Beeper
	Special technique: High-speed dash Soccer Ace move: Illusion Shot Basketball Ace move: Dash High Jump Shot

Sports

	Soccer
	A simplified four-on-four version of football, with no fouls, offsides, or penalties. The last team member chosen is the goalkeeper, who is controlled entirely by the computer. The D-Pad moves the character. On offense, shoots the ball and passes it. activates the character's special technique; while the special technique is active, again cancels it and performs the character's Ace move. On defense, tackles and switches character.
	Basketball
	A similarly simplified three-on-three version of basketball. The D-Pad moves the character. On offense, jumps and again shoots or passes (the character automatically shoots if neither button is pressed before landing to avoid traveling). passes. activates the character's special technique; while the special technique is active, again cancels it and performs the character's Ace move. On defense, tackles and switches character.
	Obstacle Course
	A running race of three laps around a course filled with obstacles. The player must regularly tap , , or to keep running, and the D-Pad maneuvers. Getting hit by obstacles slows the character down. Items scattered around the course can cause the character to accelerate, decelerate, change positions with another character, or become temporarily invulnerable.
	Bowling
	A simple game of bowling played over five frames. The player positions the character with and and sets the speed of the throw with and . Then the player chooses an angle for the ball and throws it with , , or .
	Montana Hitting
	A whack-a-mole game in which the objective is to hit as many Montana Maxes as possible within the time limit. Points are deducted for hitting Elmyra or Dizzy Devil. The D-Pad moves the character and , , or swings the mallet. Gogo Dodo drops bombs that the characters must avoid.

Production credits

• Director: Yamagata Chaoh
• Designer: Yamagata Chaoh, Pop The Top Wada, Kyomas Tomas, Nakaji, Junchan, Otetsudai-San
• Programmer: Shingo.T, Vivid-Sun, Zap _ Higashi
• Sound: M.Ouchi, Kiyoshi-μ
• Package Design: Kuma-Chan, Aki-Chan
• Producer: Y.Haruki
• Executive Producer: T.Kirita

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In-game credits

Magazine articles

Main article: Tiny Toon Adventures: ACME All-Stars/Magazine articles.

Promotional material

Print advert in GamesMaster (UK) #23: "November 1994" (1994-10-20)
also published in:

• Ultimate Future Games (UK) #1: "December 1994" (1994-11-01)
• Computer & Video Games (UK) #157: "December 1994" (1994-11-15)
• Ultimate Future Games (UK) #2: "January 1995" (1994-12-01)

Print advert in Joypad (FR) #36: "Novembre 1994" (1994-1x-xx)

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