Yeah! Buzz's sound was very funny Ha ha ha!

Agreed wholeheartedly. That's the perfect way to make a platforming game. That's the type of advice video game programmer and designer Chris Senn has to make a brilliant platforming game. This is what he has said about it: “I would say the same thing to anyone - make a game that’s about quality, not quantity. Some people seem to think that a game has to have more things and characters and moves and levels and so on. I don’t agree. I think players want to feel immersed in a world that is consistent, with rules they can learn and understand, with risks and rewards that make them feel good; that make them feel like they are learning and getting better at something." I agree wholeheartedly with him. This platforming game and Super Mario platforming games perfectly do all that and are perfect examples of that. It's the way to make a platforming game. To add to that, in my opinion, the scariest boss in this game was the Jackhammer boss. He scared me as a kid because of how he's massive, how he has a big angry face, how he's shaking, how he laughs deeply when he hits you and how he's slowly just following you. As for the hardest boss in the game, I'd say that was the Blacksmith boss. I hated that Blacksmith boss so much because it's hard to avoid his hammer waves and plus they do more damage to you than the amount of damage the Prospector boss' does. I also hated how you have to spin to hit him. I had the PS1 version of this game when I was a kid and in my opinion, it's one of THE ABSOLUTE BEST GAMES I'VE EVER PLAYED IN MY LIFE. It followed the story of the film very well, the graphics are beautiful, vibrant and colourful, the soundtrack is the best soundtrack I've ever heard in a video game before, there's a huge variety of enemies, the supporting characters have a role to play and it was so much fun just collecting all of those Pizza Planet Tokens. Me and my younger brother completed this game so many times and for a movie-based game based on one of the best animated feature-length movies ever made, it's BRILLIANT. It brings back a lot of memories and makes me feel so nostalgic. I could still play this game again. It's such a shame I don't have the game in my house anymore. I've still got the manual though.

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Well, he landed on a coin...

+ObliviousBurrito Not ashamed indeed, i often play this game (PC version) when I got some free time.

same but I'm stuck and cannot find one play through walk though what ever of the complete game. You have to return to a few levels once you have the rite power ups from Mr. Potato head. I'm trying to do this but I'm stuck. And there is 0 reference for it in any of this videos :(

LOL SAME

I thought I was the only one who was scared that Jackhammer, because of that scary face

EnergyXDragon I know right? He's freaking terrifying! Along with Spider Gunro... he's a giant ass spider with rockets.

+Incredibeast I used to be scared of it (don't get me wrong it's still weird) though my father said "He's not a boss, he's just a mini-boss! He thinks he is in charge but he's delusional" So my 6-7 year old self went "I got this" and finished him off. Still the best boss fight I experienced.

Oh no! Look how scary the Jackhammer is as it SLOWLY waddles in your general direction!

Super Skeletron Bros. Bro I was 6

Silly McWilly I was scared to find the jackhammer at the top xD

Elevator Hop was worse

SAAAAAAAME god damn he scared the crap out of me

EXACTLY

To this day, I'm not sure if it's the boss mocking you, or the game giving you a hint.

The original WTC.. what a special Skyline I miss him

That really wouldn't make sense, since it is a construction yard.

I never defeated it either many years ago.