In the role of either Bugs or bunnylicious Lola, gamers fight their way through five different worlds, including Marvin the Martian's space station and a zoo starring the ever-hungry Taz. Like in its cartoon inspiration, Bugs and partner can pull off a variety of moves, such as using their ears to fly, smacking opponents with hammers or frying pans or temporarily walking on air. In order to defy the laws of gravity for a longer time, players pick up carrots or use so-called super carrots to get airborne. An especially wicked carrot variety, the hot habanero carrot will cause the rabbits to turn invincible and run about like crazy. While the premise and gameplay mechanics don't exactly sound all that original, Infogrames managed to pull off a fun jump'n'run that sports a surprising amount of polish for a first-generation Game Boy Color title.
Controls are dead-on, the characters are well animated and everything moves at a fast pace.
Infogrames also included bonus stages and special chase sequences for variety. Overall, Carrot Crazy doesn't really push the jump'n'run genre to new heights, but all the gameplay elements are in the right place to form a great gaming experience. Not to be confused with the many uninspired Looney Tunes Game Boy games out there, this one is well worth a look. Good job, Infogrames. The game impresses with smooth animation and colorful graphics.