AUTHOR: Interplay / Shiny RELEASE: 1995 TYP: Jump & Run SPIELER: 1 LEVEL: 10 SPRACHE: Englisch WERT: 50€
Diese Sonderausgabe bietet einfach alles: ein Kennwortsystem, eine neue Welt und versteckte Gebiete, eine brandneue Waffe und zusätzliche Animationen mit über 1000 Einzelbildern. Dazu gibt es einen heißen neuen Soundtrack in CD-Qualität und ein absolut verblüffendes Ende in zwei der Level-Welten. Kurz und gut: all die supercoolen Ideen und besonderen Features, die Shiny auf dem Modul nicht mehr unterbringen konnte.
This special edition includes: a password system, a new world & new hidden areas, a new weapon, over 1000 additional frames of animation. All new CD quality soundtrack, totally new endings in two of the worlds, all the extra cool ideas and special features that Shiny couldn't fit onto the cartridge are on this special edition.
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SEGA Magazin Ausgabe 7/1995: [Grafik: 93% Sound: 84% Gesamt: 90%]
Dank des durchdachten Feintunings noch eine Ecke besser als die Modul-Version. Perfekte Technik, perfektes Gameplay, perfekter Spielspaß!
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GAMERS Ausgabe 7/1995: [Grafik: 1 Sound: 1 Gesamt: 1]
Abgefahrenes Gameplay, gute Grafiken und Sounds, viel Abwechslung. Schade, daß es solche genialen Games nicht viel öfter gibt!
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Earthworm Jim makes his biggest leap from the confines of a cartridge to the shiny side of a CD in this Sega CD exclusive upgrade to his first adventure. New features include a new CD Audio soundtrack, bigger levels, more secrets, more weapons, more animation, more enemies, more wackiness, AAAAAND…more hamsters, of course! www.Mobygames.com
The cart original was excellent, and the CD version actually manages to improve on it. The animation seems a little more fluid and there's almost as much audio humour as visual thanks to the CD soundtrack. The most welcome addition is a password system, allowing you to jump back in where you left off, though it does use annoying symbols instead of straightforward letters. The game is almost entirely platform style, but the scenery and enemies are varied enough to keep you interested. Crazy mid and end of level bosses (such as a snowman in hell) round out the challenge, and though EWJ is not easy going, it never crosses the line into frustrating. New hidden areas, a whole new level and minimal loading times make this is one very good reason to buy a Mega-CD, and having seen what Shiny achieved with this, it's a shame the sequel was only ever released on cartridge. www.sega-mega-cd-library.co.uk
