Carrot Crazy
Game by Infogrames
Reviewed by Robby Cox
koi@magicnet.net
Size: 8 megabits (1 megabyte)
Save: Passwords
Released: 1999
Works with: all Gameboy versions

Opening Snide Remarks: The screenshots of this game look awesome, but how
will good will the gameplay be? 

Gameplay: The gameplay in this game is awesome.  I was scared that this was
just going to be a generic platformer, but it is not.  It is rather strategic
in that you have to switch between Bugs Bunny and Lola Bunny.  He can do
things that she just can't do.  The first two parts of each level are kind
of what you would expect in a platform game, but the third part is different.
The third part of each level is a boss stage, but it is done as a chase.
These stages are amazing.  You have to dodge objects while avoiding the boss.

Graphics: The graphics are fantastic.  The best Game Boy Color graphics yet!
The graphics aren't too shabby on other Game Boys either.  The main
characters are well detailed, but the backgrounds are amazing.

Sound: The sound is overall pretty good.  Nothing really stands out but it
definitely gets the job done.

Music: The music is nicely done as well.  Just like the sound, nothing stands
out, but you won't hate it either.

Play Control: The control is excellent in Carrot Crazy.  Bugs and Lola
control extremely well.  They each have several different techniques that
they can perform.  Bugs can easily dig holes, push large objects, and hover
in the air.  Lola can also hover, and can float in the air using her
umbrella.  The controls do many things without being overly complicated.
They are perfectly done.

Final Analysis: This is an excellent game that no Game Boy Color owner should
be without.  Go to the store now and buy this game.  This is best GameBoy
Color game that there is. Period.

Score
Gameplay: *****
Graphics: *****
Sound: ****
Music: ****
Play Control: *****
Total: 23 out of 25

Final Score: 92 %

Currently Known Codes:
Level 2 (Left) Daffy Duck (Right) Elmer Fudd (Center) Taz
Level 4 (Left) Yosemite Sam (Right) Elmer Fudd (Center) Daffy Duck