Play Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Europe) Online

I picked up Who Framed Roger Rabbit for the Game Boy back in 1991, a time when handheld games were simple and often tied to movie licenses. Rare Ltd. developed it, and it was one of those titles that tried to capture the film's energy on a tiny screen. It felt very much of its era, with straightforward platforming and a clear goal: clear Roger's name.

You control Eddie Valiant, moving screen by screen through various locations like the Ink and Paint Club or the streets of Toontown. Your main tasks involve pie throwing at enemy weasels, avoiding obstacles, and occasionally driving a car through traffic. The pacing is brisk, and the difficulty can spike unexpectedly, especially during the driving sections. It's a game that feels both clunky and oddly engaging, like a relic from a time when even flawed adaptations had personality.