So, is Bubsy an actual legend from the mascot wars of the 90s or just the butt of every platforming joke? That’s the big question Limited Run Games is trying to answer with Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection. It is not just about reliving the games—it’s about diving into Bubsy’s weird history and figuring out why this bobcat keeps coming back. This collection is kind of like a museum you can play. You get the games, but also all the behind-the-scenes stuff—art, manuals, interviews, and more. Every game’s been polished up with modern updates like higher resolution, smoother framerates, and handy features like save states and rewind so you don’t rage quit halfway through.
Heading up the project is Audi Sorlie, who’s basically Bubsy’s #1 fan and possibly the world’s top expert on the franchise. With help from Limited Run and Atari, they’ve put together the ultimate tribute to this 3’6”, 80-pound bobcat. And honestly—what could possibly go wrong? You may also be interested link the game Carnival The collection Included all the classics: Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind on SNES, Famicom, and Genesis, Bubsy II on SNES, Genesis, and Game Boy, Fractured Furry Tales on the Atari Jaguar, and the infamous Bubsy 3D on PlayStation. Also, you can check out video interviews that dig into Bubsy’s development and even jam out to the soundtracks in the music player.
The whole thing runs on Limited Run’s Carbon Engine which is like their magic tool for porting old-school games to modern consoles. It doesn’t just emulate—it adds modern features like controller support, trophies, better audio, and cleaner visuals, so these classics feel fresh without losing their old-school charm. It is all part of Limited Run’s duty to keep gaming history alive and Forever Physical.
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