Every so often, Dizzy will spin and destroy the conveyor belts, making feeding him more of a challenge. This segues into the boss fight (which, along with Hamton's appearance, is skipped in the Easy difficulty mode), where Buster has to jump under the conveyor belt on which Dizzy is standing so that nine total pieces of food are consumed by Dizzy. At the end of the stage, Hamton tells Buster that Dizzy Devil is destroying the kitchen. When Arnold is defeated, he drops a key which gives Buster access to the elevator leading to the next part of the stage, the cafeteria. Midway through the stage, Buster will drop into the darkened art room and destroy a statue of Montana Max, prompting the appearance of the mini-boss, Arnold the Pit Bull. Over the course of the level, Buster continually encounters what appear to be numerous purple-colored clones of Perfecto Prep student Roderick Rat, as well as frogs and crabs (obviously the escaped animals Babs mentioned). Passwords are used for easy mode, but are surprisingly omitted from normal and hard modes.Īs the game begins, Buster realizes he is late for class and dashes off, despite Babs' warning of the escaped animals within. If hard mode is cleared, animated sprites will appear during the credits. In the hard mode, Buster must start each level with only one health unit. On the easy mode, the levels are significantly reduced in size (as noted in the synopsis below), and the boss battles are omitted.
The game has three difficulty settings - "Children" (easy), "Normal", and "Challenge" (hard). In short, it's like an episode of Tiny Toon Adventures with episode segments, if it were adapted into a video game.
Unlike most of the other Tiny Toon video games, this game has no specific storyline/plot, and most of the levels are not in continuity with each other. This game features Buster Bunny in a side-scrolling adventure that takes place in many different areas.
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