This game features Buster Bunny in a side-scrolling adventure that takes place in many different areas. 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. In short, it's like an episode of Tiny Toon Adventures with episode segments, if it were adapted into a video game. The game has three difficulty settings - "Children" (easy), "Normal", and "Challenge" (hard). On the easy mode, the levels are significantly reduced in size (as noted in the synopsis below), and the boss battles are omitted. In the hard mode, Buster must start each level with only one health unit. If hard mode is cleared, animated sprites will appear during the credits. Passwords are used for easy mode, but are surprisingly
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| - This game features Buster Bunny in a side-scrolling adventure that takes place in many different areas. 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. In short, it's like an episode of Tiny Toon Adventures with episode segments, if it were adapted into a video game. The game has three difficulty settings - "Children" (easy), "Normal", and "Challenge" (hard). On the easy mode, the levels are significantly reduced in size (as noted in the synopsis below), and the boss battles are omitted. In the hard mode, Buster must start each level with only one health unit. If hard mode is cleared, animated sprites will appear during the credits. Passwords are used for easy mode, but are surprisingly
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| - This game features Buster Bunny in a side-scrolling adventure that takes place in many different areas. 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. In short, it's like an episode of Tiny Toon Adventures with episode segments, if it were adapted into a video game. The game has three difficulty settings - "Children" (easy), "Normal", and "Challenge" (hard). On the easy mode, the levels are significantly reduced in size (as noted in the synopsis below), and the boss battles are omitted. In the hard mode, Buster must start each level with only one health unit. If hard mode is cleared, animated sprites will appear during the credits. Passwords are used for easy mode, but are surprisingly omitted from normal and hard modes.
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