Looney Tunes: Sheep Raider - PS1 Game

You are looking at Play Station One game Looney Tunes: Sheep Raider.
Also known as Sheep, Dog, 'n Wolf.

Based on the hilarious stories of a somewhat obscure classic Warner Bros. cartoon, SHEEP RAIDER marks the re-emergence of Sam Sheepdog and Ralph Wolf.

The tried and true premise enjoys a new twist in Looney Tunes Sheep Raider, an action puzzle game from Infogrames. In this title the player takes the role of Ralph, who is a contestant on a television game show. To win, he must capture all of Sam's sheep, one by one, and return with them to the studio. As in the classic cartoons, Ralph has a wide variety of special Acme brand gadgets at his disposal, the use of which can pose some interesting strategic possibilities. Of course, also as in the series of cartoons, Sam is a thoughtful, able, dedicated sheepdog and he won't let any of his charges go too easily. Often, the solution that seems the most indirect or convoluted may be the only one that gets the sheep.

Ralph Wolf, the cousin of Wile E Coyote, takes part in a TV contest hosted by Daffy Duck, to become the ultimate sheep rustler. The challenge he is set is to steal one sheep per level from the ever watchful Sam Sheepdog, using various devious devices along the way to distract Sam Sheepdog to steal a total of 16 sheep.
A steal-em up game that offers a new challenge for every level, where stealing sheep takes on a whole new meaning where you need to use your brain, as much a your skill to succeed.

Features:
* It's Ralph vs. Sam through 15 challenging environments
* Over 25 gadgets at your disposal
* Interact with other popular Looney Tunes characters including Porky Pig and Roadrunner
* Based on the original Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf cartoon, created by Chuck Jones
* Filled with slapstick humour

Developer: Lyon House
Genre: Platformer
Released: 2001

~ Compatible with Play Station 1, Play Station 2, and Play Station 3!

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Comes with just the disc, hence the discounted price
All my discs come in mint or near mint condition.

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