Trying to remember the name of a SNES game

[A.J. Nitro]

It's been bugging me for a while, but when I was little, I rented this SNES game where you play as these ant looking guys where each level looked kinda "Labyrinthy" and I remember not having a clue of what I was doing.

Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

[Deathbringer]

I don't remember the name yet, but was it like dominoes, you know, knocking blocks down.

[A.J. Nitro]

It might be, but honestly still drawing a blank.

[Deathbringer]

Found it: http://www.gamefaqs.com/snes/588592-push-over

[A.J. Nitro]

Eh, actually that's not it. The ant sprites were much taller than that and the style was much more colorful.

[Deathbringer]

What about SimAnt? If not, that's every ant-based game I know.

[A.J. Nitro]

I know it doesn't have "Ant" in the title, but it pretty much looks like a newer version of the game you posted.

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Holy crap, I found it! The game was called "Frantic Flea", but what made me think that it was an ant? Well he does look like one.

[Random Talking Bush]

Oh, boy, Frantic Flea. I remember having a lot of trouble with that game when I was a kid.

[Gors]

Seeing those graphics in a commercial game makes me feel much more accomplished by the way

[OverlordNext]

Seeing those graphics in a commercial game makes me feel much more accomplished by the way

Have you made these sprites?? WOW! That's so cool!

[Phaze]

Have you made these sprites?? WOW! That's so cool!

I think he's referring to the quality of his sprites in comparison to these making him feel accomplished. Gors' sprites are excellent, after all

[OverlordNext]

Ooooh okay, I get it now! Sorry!!

[Goemar]

Seeing those graphics in a commercial game makes me feel much more accomplished by the way

Stuff like this and movie games on the GBA (Spy Kids being a good example) are true examples of crap sprite work.