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Since the release of the Nintendo Game Boy in 1989, Looney Tunes has been one of the most popular franchises to be featured on the handheld console.

The franchise, which was created by Warner Brothers in 1930, has become a beloved part of pop culture and continues to stay relevant today.

With its unique brand of humor and memorable characters, it's no wonder why Looney Tunes is so popular with gamers of all ages.

The first Looney Tunes game to be released on the Game Boy was "Looney Tunes: Carrot Crazy" in 1990.

This game featured Bugs Bunny as he tried to collect carrots while avoiding enemies such as Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Sam.

Players could also take control of other characters such as Daffy Duck, Sylvester the Cat, and Tweety Bird throughout the game.

The goal was to collect enough carrots before time ran out to reach the next level.

This classic title set a standard for future Looney Tunes games on Game Boy and established Bugs Bunny as one of its most recognizable characters.

The next major Looney Tunes title for Game Boy was "Looney Tunes: Back in Action" released in 2003.

This game took place after the movie of the same name and featured a number of levels based off locations from it such as Las Vegas and Mt Rushmore.

It also included mini-games that allowed players to play as various Looney Tunes characters against each other or team up with them against their enemies.

The game also had an online mode where up to four players could compete against each other over a link cable connection.

In 2004, "Looney Tunes: Space Race" was released for Game Boy Advance (GBA).

This fast-paced racing game put players in control of various Looney Tunes characters including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety Bird, Sylvester the Cat, Marvin Martian, and Tasmanian Devil as they raced across intergalactic tracks full of obstacles and power-ups while being chased by their enemies like Yosemite Sam and Elmer Fudd.

Players could also customize their vehicles with different parts they unlocked throughout the course of playing single player or multiplayer races with up to four people via link cable connection.

One year later came "Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal", which was released for both Xbox 360 and GBA systems at launch but received much more attention due to its inclusion on Xbox Live Arcade service where players could purchase downloadable content (DLC) for additional levels featuring even more iconic characters from past cartoons such as Wile E Coyote and Road Runner along with new ones like Lola Bunny who made her debut in this game series through downloadable content packs available via Xbox Live Arcade service only .

In this hack-and-slash action adventure title, players took control either solo or co-op with friends across seven different environments filled with puzzles traps and enemies while trying to save Porky Pig from his captors who were using him for their own nefarious purposes .

Finally , “Loony Toons - Rabbit Rampage” was released on GBA in 2006 .

This side scrolling shooter put you in control of Bugs Bunny once again as he battled his way through various cartoon themed worlds , defeating enemies by bouncing around them or shooting them with pellets .

He also had access to power ups that allowed him to temporarily transform into different forms like a tornado or giant hammer , giving him special abilities needed traverse certain areas .

With these five titles alone , it's easy to see why Loony Toons has been so successful on Nintendo's handheld consoles over years .

Not only do these games capture essence classic cartoons but they offer something everyone can enjoy no matter what age or skill level they are .

Whether you want challenge yourself racing your friends space race or just enjoying some good old fashioned platforming fun , there's sure something here that everyone will love