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Tom and Jerry: Mousehunt

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Title Screen

Tom and Jerry: Mousehunt

Developer: Conspiracy Entertainment
Publishers: Conspiracy Entertainment (NA), Swing! Entertainment (EU)
Platform: Game Boy Color
Released in US: March 14, 2001
Released in EU: December 15, 2000


MinigameIcon.png This game has unused modes / minigames.
MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.
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Mousehunt is an interesting sport-like game featuring the most famous cat & mouse duo. The goal is to save (as Jerry) or capture (as Tom) as many of "Jerry's cousins" as possible, more so than the opponent and under a time limit. It's a solid concept.

...Too bad you can cheese through the entire game (pun intended) with a rather tedious but functional game-breaking "feature". Also, the lack of multiplayer in a game like this is pretty odd, although it wasn't for lack of trying on Conspiracy's part.

Scrapped Multiplayer Mode

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Enabling GameShark code 0101F8CF at the main menu will highlight the totally-not-conspicuous space between the One Player and Password options. Press A while linked to another copy of the game to access what's left of a scrapped multiplayer mode.

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A match can be started, however it will immediately freeze and disconnect the linked games, at which point it reloads the main menu.

Unused Music

Six jingles that aren't used anywhere. Possibly intended for the scrapped multiplayer mode.

Version Differences

Opening Screens

Europe Rev. 0 Europe Rev. 1/US
Mousehunt title1 EU.png Mousehunt title1 US.png

In the original European release, the "Mousehunt" subtitle is missing entirely, and there was additional copyright info in this intro screen that would later be removed.

Europe Rev. 0 Europe Rev. 1/US
Mousehunt title2 EU.png Mousehunt title2 US.png

While all versions have this title card (based on one used in some of the classic Tom and Jerry cartoons, albeit with a fully gray Tom here), the one in the original European version is...rather off-putting and unfinished-looking, along with having a flashing "Press Start" prompt instead of a static "Mousehunt" subtitle.

Europe Rev. 0 Europe Rev. 1/US
Mousehunt menu EU.png Mousehunt menu US.png

On the main menu, once again the "Mousehunt" subtitle is absent. There is also a miscolored pixel on Tom's eyes.

Language Screen

Europe US
Mousehunt language EU.png Mousehunt language US.png

The US version changes the flags representing English and Spanish from the UK and Spain to the US and Mexico, respectively. The German and Italian options were also removed, however both can still be accessed by enabling and disabling GameShark code 01??F8CF (where "??" is 03 for German and 04 for Italian) at the language select screen.

Options Menu Glitch

Europe Rev. 0 Europe Rev. 1/US
Mousehunt optionsbug EU.png Mousehunt optionsbug US.png

A glitch introduced with the updated versions - it is impossible to toggle Music and Effects on/off separately. You can only highlight the "Music" option, and it will toggle both Music and Effects.