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This is a playthrough of The Ultimate Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle hack, attempting some combination of speed and style. This part covers Stages 1 through 6. Stage 1: Insultingly simple. Why I felt the need to start with such an embarrassing learning curve I’m not sure. You can’t even die! Stage 2: Still embarrassingly simple, but at least there’s a fun little challenge that can be attempted: actually dying here is far, far tougher than beating the level! I could’ve easily let Wile E. Coyote kill …

        

Desene Animate

        

Award this to any genius of your choice

        

Bugs, you’re gonna carrot that weight. Carrot that weight a long time. In retrospect, I could have saved myself a lot of hassle by getting the carrot in the upper-left corner of Stage 32 near the beginning. Grrr.

        

Another classic cartoon of Road Runner and Wile E Coyote. (c) 1955 Warner Bros Co. Directed By Chuck Jones.

        

Classic Episode of Road Runner & Wile E Coyote (c) 1956 Warner Bros. Co. Directed By Chuck Jones.

        

Ain’t those blind falls a stinker?

        

Fun fact: In St. Louis, Missouri, there is an import/comic shop on the Loop called Star Clipper, which has an art display in the back where customers have drawn various things of an adult nature. If you look on the bottom right as you go in, you will find a picture of Wile E. Coyote with a huge veiny erection smoking a post-coital cigarette, as drawn by yours truly. Just thought you’d like to know that. (EDIT—3:54pm CST: ummm, wtf is up with the hit counter? I know there’s not that many …

        

Interesting how a cartoon cat who appears to have mastered cloning still manages to get distracted by shiny objects.

        

Gameplay from the NES version of Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle, emulated in NEStopia. Bugs Bunny is awesome. He might be my favorite cartoon character of all time, and that’s saying something. He’s a self-aware rabbit in a human world, and uses wits to outsmart both those stronger than him and those whom nature simply favored otherwise. He’s an icon, plain and simple. So why does he get a lackluster game on the NES? BBCC is something of a puzzle game, in which you guide Bugs through rooms full of …