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| − | }}'''''Earthworm Jim 2''''' is an unlicensed port of the game of the same name, made for the Famicom by Shin-Shin Electronics and published by KaSheng in 1996. This is considerably more faithful to the SNES version, than it is of the Mega Drive version. graphics and music are more faithful to Earthworm Jim 2, than Super Game's version. and it has 4 based levels off of: "Anything But Tangerines", "Granny Chair", "Puppy Love", And "Udderly Abducted" although Shin-Shin's version has far more responsive controls. The ending is an 8-bit screenshot of the "Well done!" cows seen after each level of the original game. |
+ | }}'''''Earthworm Jim 2''''' is an unlicensed port of the game of the same name, made for the Famicom by Shin-Shin Electronics and published by KaSheng in 1996. This version is considerably more faithful to the SNES version, than it is of the Mega Drive version. graphics and music are more faithful to Earthworm Jim 2, than Super Game's version. and it has 4 based levels off of: "Anything But Tangerines", "Granny Chair", "Puppy Love", And "Udderly Abducted" although Shin-Shin's version has far more responsive controls. The ending is an 8-bit screenshot of the "Well done!" cows seen after each level of the original game. |
==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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Revision as of 20:10, 4 October 2013
Earthworm Jim 2 is an unlicensed port of the game of the same name, made for the Famicom by Shin-Shin Electronics and published by KaSheng in 1996. This version is considerably more faithful to the SNES version, than it is of the Mega Drive version. graphics and music are more faithful to Earthworm Jim 2, than Super Game's version. and it has 4 based levels off of: "Anything But Tangerines", "Granny Chair", "Puppy Love", And "Udderly Abducted" although Shin-Shin's version has far more responsive controls. The ending is an 8-bit screenshot of the "Well done!" cows seen after each level of the original game.
Trivia
For unknown reasons, the cow in the Moo Tango level was replaced with a pig.
The NT 849 cartridge has a label that reads "Olympics '96", placing the release likely in that year.
Another rom of this game exsist that replaces "Granny Chair" With "Lorenzo's Soil".
It turns out the game was alot longer, from other roms played, but the released version was actualy sold unfinished.
A hack of this game exsist called "Earthworm Jim 4", that has "Lorenzo's Soil", "Puppy Love", Udderly Abducted", and an unknown level (possibly based on "See Jim Run, Run Jim Run", but is nothing but blackness, and the "Udderly Abducted" tune, with odd notes in it.