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It's the game that slipped through the cracks. The 2002 Tiny Toon Adventures: Scary Dreams for the GBA was believed by many gamers and by the game's Japanese producer to have only gotten a Europe release. The game, however, also got a U.S. release. Well, sort of. It actually got an extremely limited, stopped mid-production release with even review copies being recalled. The Treasure-produced software was barely brought to the States by a company called Conspiracy.
Scary Dreams follows Buster Bunny as he goes on a rampage, beating the crap outta cartoon badies. Ben "222b" writes that the game is hardly a masterpiece. "The music is terrible and even the cinematic images look weird, like the TV's tint is tilted toward yellow/green," 222b adds. "Only it's on a GBA screen, so go figure."
A seller on Ebay has something like 79 copies of the game, each for $13.99. Suckage sure, but super-rare suckage. Kewl!
Full Article Here [222b] via ffwd
