Earthworm Jim For GBA

  • arizvega
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    • 6 months 15 days ago
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    		 Earthworm Jim has too one of my favorites for a very long run.
    When this game came out I WAS SHOCKED! It was a lot of fun playing this crazy game. Anybody LOVES Earthworm Jim for GBA.....


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    arizvega wrote:
    Earthworm Jim has been one of my favorite games for a long time.


    fixed.

    the console versions are WAY better... anybody could tell you that
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  • arizvega
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    • 6 months 14 days ago
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    Benjanime wrote:
    arizvega wrote:
    Earthworm Jim has been one of my favorite games for a long time.


    fixed.

    the console versions are WAY better... anybody could tell you that



    True but i play both....
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  • theskooterguy
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    		 Earthworm Jim was first released for the Sega Genesis, then it got ported to other systems including Game Gear, SNES, Game Boy, Saturn, Playstation, PC (Windows), Game Boy Advance & DSi (download).
    "We've come a long, long way together. Through the hard times & the good. I have to celebrate you baby, I have to praise you like I should" - Camille Yarbrough
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  • densho
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    		 I have played Eartworm Jim both in SNES and PC version and I must say that SNES version was a lot more intriguing, it's about the excitement on playing on console in front of your TV. The console gaming is definitely more exciting then playing on PC on some specific games and this is one of them.
    Hey, but this is only my opinion.
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    densho wrote:
    I have played Eartworm Jim both in SNES and PC version and I must say that SNES version was a lot more intriguing, it's about the excitement on playing on console in front of your TV. The console gaming is definitely more exciting then playing on PC on some specific games and this is one of them.
    Hey, but this is only my opinion.


    you could always purchase a sega cd from ebay and get earthworm jim for it. it's almost the same thing, only with watered down sound effects for whatever reason, and a password system
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  • arizvega
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    • 5 months 22 days ago
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    Benjanime wrote:
    densho wrote:
    I have played Eartworm Jim both in SNES and PC version and I must say that SNES version was a lot more intriguing, it's about the excitement on playing on console in front of your TV. The console gaming is definitely more exciting then playing on PC on some specific games and this is one of them.
    Hey, but this is only my opinion.



    I never really play the Sega CD version...

    you could always purchase a sega cd from ebay and get earthworm jim for it. it's almost the same thing, only with watered down sound effects for whatever reason, and a password system
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  • theskooterguy
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    • 5 months 20 days ago
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    		 Why didn't the SNES version include the 'Intestinal Distress' stage? :?
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  • arizvega
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    • 5 months 16 days ago
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    theskooterguy wrote:
    Why didn't the SNES version include the 'Intestinal Distress' stage? :?



    I'm not sure why....
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