Super Bonk

Super Bonk (SNES) game cover art
Platform: SNES
Genre: Action (Platformer)
Developer: Hudson Soft
AKA: Super B.C. Kid (EU), Chou-Genjin (JP)
Publisher
Region
Released
NA
11/??/1994
EU
??/??/1995
JP
07/22/1994
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Reviewed by Marc Golding (January 13, 2004)

Bonk is a little caveman with a big heart... and head. His cranium takes up about 80% of his total size, but you wouldn't think it from his display of idiocy to start off this newest adventure. King Drool, the once massive dinosaur tyrant of Bonk's world, Moonland, has returned. Strangely, he's now Bonk's size. Not so strangely, he has a new scheme devised to give our hero fits. A big, juicy piece of meat on the ground calls out to the greedy protagonist. Never mind that there is actually a sign saying ''TRAP'' right in front of it; Bonk goes for the food and gets trapped in a glass capsule thing, and is sent forward in time. Or something.
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