logo, and Bugs can use this as a platform to reach before-unreachable areas, and can even use them to avoid pitfalls and other traps. However, the carrots serve a secondary purpose once collected, the space they occupied will turn into a Warner Bros. In addition, similar to the coins in Super Mario Bros., Bugs collects carrots scattered throughout the level, and ten carrots are required to play the bonus game at the end of each round. The game plays similar to Super Mario Bros., in that the player must make it from point A to point B, while discovering extra areas in between. Some of these enemies include walking exploding clocks, boxes with the letter "S" on them with arms and legs, and floating orange enemies, which are the only enemies in the game to give health to Bugs. Throughout each round, Bugs must either avoid the wacky enemies or attack them with his hammer. The game contains 24 levels every four being divided into what the game calls Stages. However, out of envy, the other Looney Tunes are trying to stop Bugs from making it to his party. The plot of the game is that it is Bugs Bunny's 50th birthday party. Kemco had previously developed The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle (NES), and while that game was more of an action puzzler, this game is more of the traditional action sidescroller. The game was released in Japan, North America, and Europe, but all retain the Japanese version's title, Happy Birthday Bugs, on the title screen.
It is also known as Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout by the community. The Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout is an action-platformer developed and published by Kemco in 1990.
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