Changes: Furryous (1999 video game)

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Furryous is 1999 video game developed by Bullfrog Productions, Big Blue Box Studios and Rareware to Nintendo 64, starring Leonard the Lion.There was a cancelled sequel set to release in 20th of February, 2002 called Furryous 2, developed by Mucky Foot, Small Cactus, Lost Toys and Synaptic Soup but got cancelled when Rare got bought by Microsoft, making Lionhead and Bullfrog remake the game under Furryous with Microsoft in 2013. The game was later rereleased on Xbox Live, PSN and WiiWare in 2009 with widescreen and remastered music.

Development

Bullfrog Productions was bought by Electronic Arts in 1995, and Peter Molyneux broke away later to form Lionhead Studios. Bullfrog's staff wanted to make a video game with Lionhead Studios, but Lionhead declined.==References==

↑ The engine has been also used for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Conker's Bad Fur Day and of course, Banjo-Kazooie

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-July 21, 2009}}'''''Furryous''''' is 1999 video game developed by Bullfrog Productions, Big Blue Box Studios and Rareware to Nintendo 64, starring Larry the Lion (then named as Leonard the Lion).There was a cancelled sequel set to release in 20th of February, 2002 called [[Furryous 2 (2002 video game)|Furryous 2]], developed by Mucky Foot, Small Cactus, Lost Toys and Synaptic Soup but got cancelled when Rare got bought by Microsoft, making Lionhead and Bullfrog remake the game under [[Furryous (2013 video game)|Furryous]] with Microsoft in 2013. The game was later rereleased on Xbox Live, PSN and WiiWare in 2009 with widescreen and remastered music.
+July 21, 2009}}'''''Furryous''''' is 1999 video game developed by Bullfrog Productions, Big Blue Box Studios and Rareware to Nintendo 64, starring [[Leonard the Lion]].There was a cancelled sequel set to release in 20th of February, 2002 called [[Furryous 2 (2002 video game)|Furryous 2]], developed by Mucky Foot, Small Cactus, Lost Toys and Synaptic Soup but got cancelled when Rare got bought by Microsoft, making Lionhead and Bullfrog remake the game under [[Furryous (2013 video game)|Furryous]] with Microsoft in 2013. The game was later rereleased on Xbox Live, PSN and WiiWare in 2009 with widescreen and remastered music.
 ==Development==
 Bullfrog Productions was bought by Electronic Arts in 1995, and Peter Molyneux broke away later to form Lionhead Studios. Bullfrog's staff wanted to make a video game with Lionhead Studios, but Lionhead declined.==References==