Earthworm Jim - Special Edition

Earthworm Jim - Special Edition gameplay context

Earthworm Jim - Special Edition is a definitive 1995 Sega CD and PC action-platformer, upgrading the original with enhanced parallax scrolling graphics and CD-quality orchestrated audio. You control Jim, a worm in a robotic suit, battling through surreal levels and memorably wacky bosses like Queen Slug-for-a-Butt. Earthworm Jim - Special Edition is a Sega CD entry prepared for browser play, with platform, controls, and play context worth checking before launch.

• Earthworm Jim - Special Edition entry snapshot
  Earthworm Jim - Special Edition is a Sega CD entry prepared for browser play, with platform, controls, and play context worth checking before launch. The strongest visible context is the Sega CD platform and its general play style. Emulator core: segaCD.
• Definitive Presentation
  Features the SNES's superior parallax effects on a true 16-bit platform, with the full Sega CD benefits of orchestrated audio tracks, voice lines by Andy Asteroids, and vibrant CD-DA music missing from earlier versions.
• Absurd, Punishing Platforming
  Bounced around levels like 'New Junk City' and 'For Pete's Sake', you'll need precise jumps, weapon switching, and grapple-whipping, with sections where you become your worm head to cross spike pits and scale cliffs.
• Exclusive Sega CD Expansions
  Offers exclusive bonus levels and more polished cutscenes, including extended cinematic segments where Jim and Princess What's-Her-Name exchange dialogue only on this CD-based edition, truly defining its 'Special' status.