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Sylvester and Tweety

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Sylvester and Tweety was a game in development by Visual Concepts and Sunsoft. This is another rom release in partnership with Lost Levels.

Thanks to Ballz, rbudrick, and Gideon Zhi for dumping these roms, and to Skrybe for sending them my way.

By: Evan G
Last updated: June 13, 2010

Sylvester and Tweety was one of several games based on Warner Brother cartoons by Sunsoft. It eventually met its end when Sunsoft went bankrupt in early 1995. Acclaim bought the rights to distribute some of their games (like Porky Pig's Haunted Holiday), but this game perhaps was not in good enough shape for them to consider releasing.

Demo #1

Sylvester and Tweety was in development by Visual Concepts by October 1993, as indicated by this short demo (which dates to October 11, 1993). This demo consists of one short scene with Sylvester and Tweety roaming around the room, and another demonstration of the character art. If you don't want to bother with the rom, here is what it looks like:

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Demo #2

This second demo dates to December 15, 1993. It features a single room where you control Sylvester. Granny and Tweety wander around the level (with Tweety running if you get too close), though you cannot directly interact with them. There is not much you can do except run around, and go up and down stairs.

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Title ScreenGranny
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Running down stairsSylvester stopping

According to Rene Boutin, a producer at Sunsoft, a one level demo was shown at CES or E3 around 1994 and 1995. In the demo, you controlled Sylvester, so it perhaps was something similar to demo #2.

The game was advertised in a Sunsoft advertisement in 1995, though it is unknown how close it was to completion. When Sunsoft of America went under, most games that were near completion were sold to Acclaim, so it is unlikely this game was ready for release.

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Download ROM images here

Bibliography

  • Gamepro, Advertisement, Publication date: February 1995, Volume: 77, Pages: 60-61

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