As per rules of the game show, none of the sheep are harmed or eaten by Ralph Wolf. Rather slow-witted, they tend to graze continuously, until they are attracted by something, usually lettuce or strong smells, and maybe Ralph disguised as a female sheep. As his sheep continue to disappear, his vigilance increases causing further difficulty for the player. Sam Sheepdog is Ralph Wolf's main antagonist in the game, as the objective is to steal sheep from the flock which he is guarding constantly. His motivations for assisting Ralph are less than noble as he knows since he found and trained Ralph, a bad performance from him will most likely lead to Daffy being fired. He admits that he is only involved with the show until he becomes a super star. He also acts as the player's guide throughout the game, appearing in numerous disguises. (Both characters were designed by director Chuck Jones.) Ralph is invited onto Daffy Duck's TV game show, where the aim of the game is to steal Sam's entire flock.ĭaffy is the host of the game show Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf.

He bears a striking resemblance to Wile E. Ralph has been trying to steal sheep for years, but he has constantly been foiled by Sam Sheep Dog. Often, the solution that seems the most indirect or convoluted may be the only one that gets the sheep. Of course, also as in the series of cartoons, Sam is a thoughtful, able, dedicated sheepdog and he won't let any of his charges go too easily. As in the classic cartoons, Ralph has a wide variety of special Acme brand gadgets at his disposal, the use of which can pose some interesting strategic possibilities. To win, he must capture all of Sam's sheep, one by one, and return with them to the studio. In this title the player takes the role of Ralph, who is a contestant on a television game show. The tried and true premise enjoys a new twist in Looney Tunes Sheep Raider, an action puzzle game from Infogrames. duo have starred in another half-dozen cartoon shorts since then, with a unique appeal that seems to span multiple generations. First appearing in 1953's Don't Give Up the Sheep, the Warner Bros. The two exchange pleasantries but when the whistle blows, they go straight to work: a full eight-hour day of outrageous cartoon violence as Ralph attempts to steal sheep from Sam's flock and Sam attempts (and seemingly always is able) to thwart Ralph's efforts. Ralph Wolf returns the greeting and punches in as well. Shaggy-haired Sam Sheepdog bids a good morning to his coworker Ralph and punches the clock. Menus and gameplay are in Multi-6 (English, French, German, Italian, Dutch & Spanish).

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