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This is actually Huckleberry Hound In Hollywood Capers, though the "Hollywood Capers" bit is a very tenuous connection. The only remotely Hollywood thing about the same is that you're searching for Huck's Oscars which he's carelessly mislaid since the award ceremony - and the fact that each of the levels are described as acts and scenes.

An excuse for a platform game, no better nor worse than any other, in fact; try and find the ornaments along with a selection of diamonds - and if you can manage to pick the jewels up in a particular order so much the better.

There are six levels round which you've got to avoid the baddies, help yourself to extra lives and temporary invincibility along the way - all except for the last level that is - there are no baddies on that one - you just have to pick up as many goodies as possible within the time limit.

There's nothing remotely special about Huckleberry Hound; the graphics are simple, your tasks aren't original, the baddies aren't particularly bad or frightening and worst of all you don't really car whether or not to manage to find Huck's diamonds or Oscars.

The only vaguely good thing about the game is that it's not ludicrously expensive for what it is - get it only if you need to waste some time and money.

1. Er - everything you'd expect from a standard platformer.

1. Nothing remotely original about it whatsoever.