Bubsy: Paws on Fire! Delayed to May 16 - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 02 May 2019 / 2,380 Views
Publisher Accolade and developer Choice Provisions announced Bubsy: Paws on Fire! has been delayed to May 16 for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows PC via Steam.
View the latest trailer below:
Here is an overview of the game:
- Four playable characters, each with their own unique game mechanics! Fly and shoot your way through the air as The Woolie, take it underground with Arnold’s bonus levels, or run your way to victory with Bubsy and Virgil Reality!
- An all-new story featuring the unlikely alliance between Bubsy and his archrivals, The Woolies!
- Over 140 levels and variations set across three different worlds!
- Three different boss battles!
- A unique combo system and set of leaderboards for every character!
- A shop with costumes and cosmetics, all of which players can unlock just by playing the game. There are no in-game purchases!
- Unique character dialog for every level!
- A variety of unique collectible types, ensuring maximum re-playability!
- The return of Oinker, Terri, Terry, and many other characters from previous Bubsy incarnations! We’ve even included Virgil Reality from the Bubsy pilot–we dug deep!
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Why??????
It's probably so it releases closer to the Bubsy movie.
"Why are we still here? Just to suffer?"
In the trailer, the gameplay clips cutaway after less than 3 seconds. Doesn't really help to give you a vibe for the game.
Then again, it s Bubsy so maybe that was the whole point.
Take your time.
I'm sure people worked very hard on the first game, too, though. I'll keep high hopes. I actually really enjoyed Bubsy on the SNES as a kid.
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