Animaniacs Lights, Camera, Action! (Nintendo DS) Playthrough

I DON'T OWN ANYTHING FROM WANNER BROTHERS......and the Wanner Sister....XD

this was developed by Warthog Games and published by Ignition Entertainment. The game is based on the cartoon series Animaniacs. Since the TV series had ended seven years earlier, and Wakko's Wish being the series finale, this game was the last official appearance of the characters until the 2020 revival. It was also the last game to be developed by Warthog before its discontinuation in 2006

The Animaniacs have caused mayhem and financial damages to Warner Bros. Studios, much to the annoyance of studio president Thaddeus Plotz. Instead of firing them, Plotz assigns the Animaniacs to make three films where he'll use the revenue to fix the studio's financial problems.

The basic gameplay consists of running through the stage in an isometric camera-angle, avoiding enemies, finding keys to unlock doors, and solving puzzles. The director is present throughout each stage, and instructs the player what to do next in order to complete the movie. At the end of most stages a boss can be found that has to be beaten.

The player can change characters by finding a "stage door" and then play a game of "polka dottie." Players cannot die in the game, but have a limited amount of time to finish each stage. Time is symbolized by film rolls. If the player touches an enemy, the game will start over from the place where the player last spoke to the director.

00:00:00 Intro
00:01:51 Treasure Iceland 1
00:10:01 Martian Assault 1
00:26:15 The Castle of Doctor Scratchansniff 1
00:41:07 Treasure Iceland 2
00:53:51 Martian Assault 2
01:04:30 The Castle of Doctor Scratchansniff 2
01:28:08 Treasure Iceland 3
01:47:51 Martian Assault 3
02:10:37 The Castle of Doctor Scratchansniff 3
02:38:35 Treasure Iceland 4
02:45:21 Martian Assault 4
03:04:38 The Castle of Doctor Scratchansniff 4 (unbeatable)
03:18:48 Treasure Iceland 5
03:40:47 Martian Assault 5
03:56:56 The Castle of Doctor Scratchansniff 5
04:22:12 Ending
04:22:37 Credits
04:23:16 This Game is over, GO HOME!!!

This version might be even worse than the Game Boy version (   • Animaniacs Lights, Camera, Action! (Game B...  )
because at the fourth scene of TCODS, the game crashes at 3:16:21, i couldn't beat the boss so i did a little research and found a cheat code to skip the
scene using the code Left, Left, Right, Right, Down, Down (or use a password found in some websites) and little did i know there were two revisions of this game but by the time i found out i about it, it was too late and also the cutscenes that are shown of at the beginning of each scene, THEY JUST USE THE JPEG Files (with poor quality) instead of programming the cutscenes (you can tell by the characters moving) like the Game Boy Advance version.

Also a password.....A PASSWORD IN A DS GAME!!! This Game came out in 2005 and There's a password in a DS game, Like I can accept the Game Boy Advance version BUT THE DS VERSION ALSO!?


I can definitely tell that this game was originally made for The Game Boy Advance but then ported this version and did not change anything due to rush development.

now I am not sarcasm, I'm just shocked that this Version has this glitch and this game was made for kids (+3 according to the pegi rating for this game), I feel bad for the kids who played this game that went through all of this only to be stopped right there.

no wonder people did not make a playthrough of this version aside from one live stream, BECAUSE THIS GAME IS UNBEATABLE!!!

Also (Along with Pinky and The Brain The Master Plan) This game is the only Animaniacs game (and the second Animaniacs Related game) that never got a US release, there are some rumors that the game was planned to be in the United States but the idea was scrapped.

if you want to play this game
DO NOT PLAY THIS VERSION, Go play the Game Boy Advance version (   • Animaniacs Lights, Camera, Action! (Game B...  ) which you can beat the fourth scence of Castle of Doctor Scratchansniff

and it seems I'm not alone because both versions received mostly negative reviews. Aggregator Metacritic gave Nintendo DS version a 39 out of a 100, while Game Boy Advance version got slightly higher, 43 out of 100. GameRankings on the other hand, gave the Nintendo DS version 44.30% and gave the Game Boy Advance version a 46.22% rank.

update- so I found out that this Version of this scene is beatable (but not in this revision) in the updated revision of this game but by the time I found out about it, I did not want to replay this game after the experience of this revision, so if you want to play this game then, go ahead with the updated revision but I still recommend the GBA version though.