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Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal - Xbox 360

Platform : Xbox 360 |
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  • Unite Bugs, Taz, Daffy, Marvin and more in a co-operative whack-and-smash romp through time - including online play.
  • Melee and projectile weapons: Each character's weapon/melee skills can power up three times on the fly as you go.
  • Vehicle Based Action: Race a jet scooter across an alien environment or wage battle on top of a giant flying Pterodactyl.
  • Travel to various locations such as Camelot, Ancient Egypt, Mars, the Wild West and more.
  • Top-notch voice talent provides the characters with their classic voices and an authentic Looney Tunes slapstick adventure, while giving their look an updated, next-generation, modern edge.

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Tag-team with the Tunes in the fight for their lives! Wield a major arsenal of ACME weapons as the tunes team-up to hunt down the mad scientist, chasing him through exotic locals from the past, present and future. Unite Bugs, Taz, Daffy, Marvin and more in a co-operative "whack-and-smash" romp through time - including online play! Melee and projectile weapons: Each character's weapon/melee skills can power up three times on the fly as you go. Vehicle Based Action: Race a jet scooter across an alien environment or wage battle on top of a giant flying Pterodactyl...the possibilities are endless! Travel to various locations such as Camelot, Ancient Egypt, Mars, the Wild West and more! Top-notch voice talent provides the characters with their classic voices and an authentic Looney Tunes slapstick adventure, while giving their look an updated, next-generation, modern edge.

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Greg Guy
5.0 out of 5 stars A Must Have for Looney Tunes fans
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2010
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Let me start with the bad; there are some camera problems. However, I have not played a platforming game without camera problems. Some people think Mario64 was the best ever but I couldn't play that because the camera was awful. If you are the type of person that loves FPS (as most people are these days) you should avoid this game because you won't like it because you are closed-minded and you have unrealistic expectations. I played this alongside Red Dead Redemption and the camera problems in those games are comparable. The gameplay is not a victim of the camera work.

Another thing people say is that the game is broken. I am on the last mission of the game and have yet to find one of these "glitches" they write about. One guy said he couldn't get to the platform across the room in the second level. There are two spots he could be talking about. The first, you have to turn a switch to activate a platform to jump on. The second, you have to triple jump (A,A,X) to get across. Either way, it's pretty simple.

The biggest problem with the game is the way it's represented. The advertising, summary, and even the game manual all say there are 3 or 4 guns. So far I've counted at least 15. They also seem to focus on Bugs, Marvin and Daffy. Taz and Foghorn are actually the most fun to play with. There are other characters but I don't want to ruin it for anyone.

Basically, this game has been misrepresented. It's a solid game in the LT series and incorporates loads of originality into platforming. It's ridiculous to think that the FPS fans and the Madden crew have probably ruined the chances of a sequel. It's obviously not a football game and it's obviously not Call of Duty. If you like platforming and you like Looney Tunes this game is the best of both.
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Ken Kriner
4.0 out of 5 stars A good game, but needed more time to iron out the Bugs (No pun intended)
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2017
Looney Tunes Acme Arsenal is a run and gun game where players control a fair list of Looney Tunes to battle through time to stop the evil Dr. Frankenbeans from destroying their ancestors and erasing the Tunes from history. Players control Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Marvin The Martian, Foghorn Leghorn, Taz, Gossamer and even a hulked out version of Bugs across several zany and colorful levels. What stands in our heroes' way is an assortment of evil robots of all shapes and sizes, but our heroes are prepared. Not only does each Toon have his own upgradeable melee attack for close quarters combat, there's a TON of guns at the player's disposal. Shotguns, machine guns, rocket launchers, and even pie shooting guns, to mention just a few.

Controls are tight and responsive, but there are a few instances where the game feels like it's fighting you. Melee combat has a small smattering of combos, depending on what the player does when a Robot is dizzy. At the base level of attacking, robots (the small ones, anyway) take three hits to get dizzy, and these must be three back to back hits. If there is a delay in there, it will not be counted. The second upgrades takes two hits to make them dizzy, and the final upgrade only takes one. The toons also have a spin attack, which doubles as a jump extension, making it easier to get across those longer gaps if your double jump wasn't quite enough.

The combat feels a bit loose at first, but once you take the time to play with it and learn it, it feels fine. Sadly, this is where the complaining starts. Certain enemy attacks make our heroes drop coins (currency for the vending machines) or the green rods. The absolute worst offenders are the archer robots who run away from you and take potshots at you, and the small enemies like the buzz saw robots or the red bouncing things in the dinosaur world. Sure, it's fairly easy to get them back, but it's a bit frustrating to be cornered by enemies who's attacks take away green rods, and not being able to attack, so you get downgraded to your base attack. This is rare, for me at least, but it doesn't stop it from being frustrating when it happens. Also, the game sometimes is a bit picky about its platforming. In the dinosaur level, near the end of the first stage, you have to ride on pterodactyls, but it is easy to slip off them and fall down into an area that damages you. This also takes out green rods with each it.

And to appeal to the completionist crowd, there's some hidden goodies to find, such as trophies and costumes. The game even allows you to replay levels, and with any unlocked character of your choice Also peppered in are a few vehicle levels, only about three of them though. They control a little oddly, and I feel they were tacked on last minute. . They're not horrible, but they seem a little out of place and even drag on a little longer than they should, but they're over fast so they're not a deal breaker.

What may be a deal breaker for some is the glitches. The game seems a bit rushed, and while the glitches never stopped me from finishing the game, they could lead me to a few cheap deaths that did not feel like they were my fault. And to add onto that, the camera can be a pain in the butt to control? It really doesn't like to stay behind you in narrow areas, and this is annoying when you are waiting for a moving platform, or trying to find something you're supposed to shoot. Speaking of shooting, the game also features a lock on feature, but it's very hit or miss. Sometimes the toons target breakable objects, enemies you aren't trying to attack, even walls. The game should have included a manual aim, and I feel this would have ironed this out, especially near the end, where you had to shoot levers to move platforms, and locking onto them was a pain in the rear. The camera also likes to stay behind our heroes in wide open areas, but these are where the bosses are, and keeping the boss in your sights can be finicky at times.

The game really needed a few more months of development time to iron out these kinks. But while they can frustrate you at times, I still enjoyed the ride the game provided for me, though saying it wasn't a bumpy one would be a lie. As for how the game looks and sounds, that part of the game really does shine. The areas are bright and colorful...most of them are. Some areas are really dark, and there isn't a brightness setting, and I found myself walking into pits because I couldn't see them. And there are times when sound effects don't play when they're supposed to, and characters' lines get cut off here and there. But that aside, the game really does look good. The characters sound like they should, I think some of the major Looney Tunes Actors, such as the late Joe Alaskey, reprised some of their characters, but I couldn't confirm that.

The game also features a battle mode, where you and up to three friends can duke it out across stages, unlocked as you play through the game. I was not able to test this feature so I can't say if it works or not. But it sounds like a good mode.

In the end, is Acme Arsenal a game worth grabbing? Well, if you are willing to forgive the game's glitches, or have that one Looney Tunes mega fan in your life, then I say go ahead if you can find it for cheap. Please don't play over twenty bucks for it, it's not THAT good. Overall, a good game held back by its glitches.
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Colby W.
5.0 out of 5 stars My friend is a "Looney" guy.
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2022
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My friend grew up with Looney Tunes. If you love Looney Tunes as a whole, I would recommend this game.
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Gappy
5.0 out of 5 stars Bugs and pals
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2011
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This is a great game to play with your kids. There is some control mechanics getting used to but seeing these cartoon classics in a modern day game is well worth the price of admission.
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Chris L
1.0 out of 5 stars but the game did not interest my kids like they had hoped
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2015
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Nothing wrong with the shipper, but the game did not interest my kids like they had hoped. Its a pretty mundane game, without much of a story, graphics or entertainment value.
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2.0 out of 5 stars Format: Xbox 360
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2017
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I bought Looney Toons: Acme Arsenal a good month ago with my Amazon cards. Being fatuous, I ignored the reviews and had high hopes about the game. I had played it before on the Wii, but I had forgotten much about it since it was a good 8 years ago.

Let me start by saying that Acme Arsenal was probraly one of the worst games ever to be made, and it most likely will stay that way. The storyline is absolutely terrible, and the controls are not challenging enough. While playing the game, I felt like I was reading a kids book. The game has too much comedy, which can be forbearing at times, and unlike the cartoon, it lacks a sense of realism to steer the storyline in the right direction. Daffy Duck does present some realism, but his voice is figuratively quiet throughout the game. I expected fights to be conjuring between Daffy and Bugs, however, this never occurred, and even if it had, it still wouldn't be that great.

I am not sure why this game is worth 65 bucks new on Amazon; I will have to look into the game franchise. Despite the tremendous flaws, this may appear to a child's interest, if they are between the ages of 5 and 9. I hope that you will make a wise decision.
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Guy-claude Guerrier
5.0 out of 5 stars Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2012
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Excellent Delivery. A++++++++++++++++++++ Product. ACME Arsenal brings my entire family heartache and pain, which is what they were looking for in an adventure game. They play the game for hours and ask me for help with the toughest levels. This game really was well done.
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MATTJ22
4.0 out of 5 stars looney tunes
Reviewed in Canada on March 20, 2013
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this is a fun game. BUBG BUNNY + OTHER CARACTERS WITH GUNS. im playing as bugs or marvin the martian.
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