It's no surprise to see Warner Bros.' inhouse videogame unit tapping the studio's rich library of Looney Tunes characters for a pair of new games. It's only shocking to see how radically different ...

One of the greatest cartoons in Warner Bros. library of Looney Tunes animated shorts from its Golden Age of Animation is, hands down, the 1953 Chuck Jones-directed "Duck Amuck," a cartoon where an off ...

Warner Bros. Interactive is on a roll of late. The studio has announced that it will release yet another Looney Tunes game this fall, titled Looney Tunes: Duck Amuck. Developed exclusively for the ...

Looney Tunes: Duck Amuck is a very rare game: it has mostly mediocre minigames, and yet is one of the most compelling games released this year. It absolutely triumphs in most aspects not related to ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. When you load up Daffy Duck's first Nintendo DS game, you can see that he's clearly happy to be taking the lead in his own title. It's an opening that ...

Even today, kids know about Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Porky Pig. But here’s the thing: most modern children think of the Looney Tunes characters as nothing more than commercial mascots, designed to ...

Duck Amuck is the best concept for a minigame collection we've ever seen. It may also be the best concept for a licensed game we've ever seen. It's based on the classic 1951 Merrie Melodie, in which a ...

Interacting with Daffy Duck and watching animated sequences unfold is fun, but there's barely a half-hour's worth of entertainment here. In 1953, Warner Bros. produced the now-classic animated short ...

Looney Tunes: Duck Amuck lets players wield the Nintendo DS stylus to irritate, aggravate and infuriate their own Daffy Duck in humorous ways. In the game inspired by the classic Duck Amuck cartoon, ...