Interplay has constructed a game that will appeal to fans of the Ren & Stimpy- and Beavis and Butt-Head-type of humor, because Boogerman uses bodily functions as weapons. When you pick up a game called Boogerman, you know right away you're in for a weird, on-the-fringe-of-taste game. The rest of us will enjoy this adventure game, even if it is chock full of free-flowing phlegm. If you find fart humor disgusting, check out Miss Manners' latest book. The Polite Need Not ApplyĪlthough sophomoric, Boogerman offers quality play. This Booger has more colors, better voice, much better sound (those with good stereos are gonna love the bass), and slightly better control. As expected, Boogerman SNES offers a few improvements in graphics and sound. If you played the Genesis version, you don't need to bother - this game's a straight portover. You want control options? Boogerman runs, jumps, pushes, flicks boogers, launches loogies, burps, farts, and even has powered-up versions of the burp, fart, and jump. Lots of hidden areas aplenty can be found blasting rocks with super burps or farts and by flushing yourself down toilets. Six worlds include four levels an end boss. This picking, flicking, belching, butt-blasting adventure is straight platform action. Fortunately, you'll also want to pick this one if you just enjoy a quality side-scrolling plat- former once in a while.
If you get a big, hairy kick out of your uncle's pull-my-finger jokes, you'll dig Boogerman.
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