The second component is the Earthworm Jim game itself to play on the emulator. The first component is the emulation program which can imitate the snes OS and software.
There’s also a little information in the gallery about the animation process.There are two components for playing a snes Earthworm Jim game on your PC. Other differences between this version and the final game include many name changes to the actual levels, a scrapped ‘Straw Maze’ in Level Ate, and a piece of concept art for an unused enemy. The giant green tentacle enemy doesn’t appear in the game at all, and the final version uses a different design of the flying green enemy (for whatever reason, the PC version of the game actually uses the older flying enemy design!)Īlso, the Inflated Head sprite has been corrected to be the same as the final version… But this one isn’t coloured in yet! The version previewed in Mean Machines Sega seems to be much closer to completion, but there are still some changes- most notably, this prototype has some unused enemies on the stage Anything But Tangerines: There are a few other miscellaneous pictures from Sega Power in the gallery, showing some of the same differences highlighted here.
Sega Power prototype (earlier) on top, final version beneath The other major change between the prototypes shown here and the final is the background for Level Ate- it’s completely different than the one in the final game: The first picture is the earlier prototype, and uses the same display as the first Earthworm Jim game (and also shows a completely different Inflated Head sprite) the second is a later version and uses one with the number of lives and health percentage on the same line (and also shows an idle animation from the first game that was cut for EWJ2) the third is a picture from the final for comparison. The earliest versions are in Sega Power- a magazine notorious for using extremely poor quality screenshots- and two different prototypes appear in the same article! The only difference between them is the health and lives display Each of them have some minor yet interesting changes compared to the final product, including a lot of material cut from the game. In the August issues of British publications Sega Power and Mean Machines Sega, three different prototype versions of Earthworm Jim 2 for the Mega Drive were previewed.
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