>licensed Ocean game
This delivered pretty much what it promised. Also who except boomers cared about Dennis the Menace? It seems like a game your dad would rent for a weekend along with Jack Nicklaus Golf.
>licensed Ocean game
>licensed Ocean game
This delivered pretty much what it promised. Also who except boomers cared about Dennis the Menace? It seems like a game your dad would rent for a weekend along with Jack Nicklaus Golf.
They're 'grandma's xmas present' games anon. Grandma doesn't know shit and gets you that "game about that movie that kids like". And you say "thanks gran" and play it for 20 minutes then go ride your bike. Unless of course she buys you THIS licensed Ocean game. You reluctantly say "thanks gran" then proceed to play what is surprisingly one of the best platformers in the entire snes library.
My grandmother bought my brother this. My god the basement was hard. It's better than Super Mario World.
It was one of the mainstays on Night At Nite when that was super popular. There was also a movie. Most people were familiar.
Dennis the Menace cartoon was one of my favorites as a kid
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I watched it circa 1990.
Don't think the video game is based on this particular version of him though
that sax solo is PEAK fricking SOVL
Dennis the Menace and Heathcliff sunday mornings.
Exactly, it was these 2.
For me it was in the afternoon though, 4 pm or so, week days
You should realize
he can win it with (You)!
The sexual tension between Dennis and the female characters in this show was remarkable
I've watched it in 2003 on re-runs and loved it too being named Dennis irl adds some extra kick to it
The game seems to be based off movie though, which I didn't like. Well, at least it (looks) better than Ocean's Flintstones the movie game. Their SNES titles were usually borderline unplayable.
Still not as much as between Bobby and his wanna-be girlfriend in Bobby's World
I had a crush on Dennis's mom
Easy to see why, she's a qt.
Who doesn't
>ywn have a cute skinny american wife to have a menacing kid with
we were born too late bros
>Wasp waist
kino
She kinda looks like my mom. Maybe just a bit skinnier and blondier
is your mom single?
How old are you?
way too fricking many park levels
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>This delivered pretty much what it promised. Also who except boomers cared about Dennis the Menace? It seems like a game your dad would rent for a weekend along with Jack Nicklaus Golf.
Growing up in the late 80's and early 90's, Dennis the menace had a weird tie-in that was happening with Dairy Queen. Not really sure what that was ever about, but I remember images of Dennis the Menace and other characters from the comic series holding Dilly Bars and earring parfaits and have their images on the side of cups. Then there was the short lived cartoon series that lasted for a couple seasons. The Dennis the Menace game was based on the live action movie with Walter Matthau being Mr. Wilson, and Christopher Lloyd being some sort of criminal with a switchblade. As a kid, I could not give a frick about Dennis the Menace. At least, not the American Dennis the Menace. The game was like a weird "we got the license because we could" kind of game.
>Also who except boomers cared about Dennis the Menace?
It was a fricking major release film ya fricking doofus, rehashing old TV properties was in vogue in the 90s and this was one of them.
The comics were still kind of popular during that time, maybe not as big as Peanuts or Dilbert but I still remember them having a presence
weird game where when you shoot the weapon it looks like you are sucking a p e n 1 s
Also I saw this boomer in a game store and they suggested monopoly made me realize it must have been old people who brought all those board game nes and sms games.
>Also who except boomers cared about Dennis the Menace?
You do realize this was a tie in with a fricking motion picture at the time, starring Culkin, right? Or maybe it was so long before you were born, you just don't know.
>starring Culkin
Dude that was Home Alone.
his wires are probably getting crossed because the movie's Dennis played Kevin McAllister in Spy Hard
80s kid here. There was a Dennis the Menace cartoon that was on TV as well as the movie, so while I never played this game, it's existence wouldn't have struck me as particularly odd.