Well, this game got a little more difficult rather quickly, didn't it?
The circles with the A on them on the wall are switches. If you stand in front of one, Bugs will turn around and look at it, and if you press A, you can change the direction that the nearby stairway goes.
The white square with the orange diamond with the "S" on top of it is a shield. You'll have a shield that protects you from enemy damage if you touch it as long as the music for it plays, but the shield will not destroy enemies outright.
If Elmer Fudd shoots a projectile and you enter a door while the projectile is on-screen, the projectile will be gone when you come back out.
If you enter a door but don't take the item inside, the game closes the door again instead of leaving it open.
The sledgehammer will break the "bumpy" looking blocks when you walk into them after collecting it.
In later levels, there will be a lot of doors, with some of them containing carrots. Always pick up the carrots, it makes it easier to maintain a constant amount of lives if you keep dying.
Know your blocks. The bumpy ones are the hammer blocks; the scratched up ones are the pickaxe blocks. Much like in the second game, the pickaxe will let you vault onto the smooth, scratched up blocks, which can save you from an enemy, as enemy can't move past or over them.
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