Dynamite Düx

The player controls one of two bow tie-wearing cartoon ducks named Bin (blue) and Pin (red). They are Lucy's pets, and must travel through six stages set in real locations, though everything else in the game is very cartoonish, reminiscent of Tex Avery. Two players can play at once: Bin is by default player one's character, Pin player two's. Each level ends with a boss battle. After stages 2 and 4 there is a bonus round where the two ducks box until time runs out; the player with the most health will win and receive 50,000 points.

Dynamite Düx uses only two buttons: the jump button (which is self-explanatory) and the attack button. The attack button allows the player(s) to use the Punch Glove or throw enemies in a manner like a cartoon. The attack button can also let him/her pick up and use numerous weapons including rocks, bazookas and the game's signature weapon, bombs. Unlike some of its contemporary side-scrollers, Dynamite Düx allows players to attack in all directions, including diagonally.

In Japan, Game Machine listed Dynamite Düx as the third most successful table arcade unit of February 1989.

The arcade game received positive reviews from critics. Upon release, Clare Edgeley gave it a positive review in Computer and Video Games magazine. She called it "the most amusing game I've seen in a long while" with praise for the "delightful" graphics, "fantastic scenario" and the "variety of baddies" providing "an endless source of inspiration for anyone wanting to get into cartoon graphics." She found it refreshingly different from the violent action games popular in arcades at the time, and concluded it "might not be macho, but it's a laugh."

The character Bean the Dynamite introduced in Sonic the Fighters (1996), a Sonic the Hedgehog fighting game by Sega AM2, is based on the characters Bin and Pin from Dynamite Düx. Bean also appears in AM2's Sega Saturn fighting game Fighters Megamix, and as a minor character in the Sonic comic series published by Archie Comics and the succeeding series by IDW.