Development
The game was built with the rumble feature in mind, allowing the player to feel when they are hit, increasing the realism. This feature of the game was capitalized on by the company Joy Tech, which made an official 'Buck Bumble Pack' which was sold with the game exclusively at Dixons&Currys, however it was a third-party peripheral not licensed by Nintendo. The games soundtrack was composed by Justin Scharvona and consists entirely of UK Garage and House music which at the time of the games release was largely popular in England. As an added feature the programmers inserted several hidden codes that unlock such features as invincibility, stage select and others like all weapons.
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