Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Game)

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

GAME » on September 1989

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Based on the movie, this game features multiple gameplay variations, such as exploration, action/adventure, and top-down driving segments.

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit? is a licensed action game based on the Robert Zemeckis movie of the same name. It takes place in an alternate Santa Monica (Location), CA, during the 1940s. The player takes control of private detective Eddie Valiant (Character), with "toon" Roger Rabbit (Character) acting as his client and sidekick. Players will drive through the city in Benny the Cab (Character), entering buildings and caves to speak with people and find clues as to who framed Roger for the murder of elderly entrepreneur Marvin Acme.

Pictured: Valiant, making with the funny

Throughout the game, per Judge Doom's orders, Eddie will be hunted down by the Weasel police force. During these sequences, should Eddie fail to evade capture, the player will take part in a joke-based mini-game. During these sequences, Valiant would be responsible for finding the correct punchline to a joke that Roger has started (e.g. "Where is Timbucktoo?" - "Between Timbuck One and Timbuck Three").

During the latter portions of the game, the player will be allowed to enter Toontown, where they can continue tracking down clues to clear Roger's name, and prepare for the final showdown with Judge Doom.

Game Boy Version

The Game Boy version was developed independently by Capcom (Company), and was a completely different game, and much more polished, casting the player as Roger Rabbit himself in what can only be called an open world adventure game. Players were tasked with hunting down items, interrogating characters, simple combat and otherwise doing wild things to get Roger out of trouble. The game featured fairly well drawn full-screen cutscenes.

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