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Let's talk about the games. So I want to get into this. So Roger Rabbit, the first game is just called

Roger Rabbit. It is for the Famicom Disk System. It comes out in February of 89. Now we covered

this in our episode about Looney Tunes games in episode 352 with Ian Jones Quarty because this

was localized as Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle. But as I said in that podcast, if you look at the original

assets for the game, it makes more sense as a Roger Rabbit game because Roger is a passive

character. He is not the proactive-ass kicking Bugs Bunny figure. So when you're put in the shoes

of Bugs Bunny, or sorry, the paws of Bugs Bunny, and you really have no means to defend yourself

outside of the rare power up, it does feel very, very strange. But Henry and I talked about this game

a bunch steward in that episode. Do you have any thoughts on the Crazy Castle, the franchise in general,

but it's important to note that it started as a Roger Rabbit game. Yeah, I mean, I had a little

go on this recently and you know, I've played it as Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle. I've played the

Game Boy Crazy Castle games. I feel like they're more at home on the Game Boy, but as they're kind of

bite-sized single level than you get a password and there's like 50 or so of them. But I mean,

it's kind of boring and crappy. They're not horrible. They're okay. But walking around just sort

of going through doors and collecting... What is it he collects? Because it's carrots and the

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