Let's Compare ( Earthworm Jim)

[@madmax2069]

I'm actually quite impressed with the SNES background, the sin actually hides behind the rocks in the background layer, and all the other versions basically take after the genesis version.

[@bion456]

Something about the genesis version makes it the best for me.

[@michaelphelps311]

Feel the same way.

[@CaptainGinyu]

it had the best non cd music

[@bion456]

@@CaptainGinyu the Yamaha YM2612 just has such a "dirty" distinct sound that fits Earthworm Jim so much more.

[@mariojoan903]

SNES IS BETTER CUZ VOICE CLEARER

[@Reaga_artz]

@@mariojoan903 nah

[@RetroArcadeGuy]

I think the Genesis/Megadrive version is the one best sounding on non-CD consoles AND the version to get. IMO...

[@iwanttocomplain]

Yeah it was designed for the SMD. All other versions are inferior! Poor old SNES is trying to join in with it's 3.58Mhz clock speed. Bless.

[@RetroArcadeGuy]

I like certain crossplaform releases on the SNes rather on the genesis though. Rock & Roll Racing has one my very favorite soundtracks on the SNes, but sounds like shit in the Genesis. wtf.

[@iwanttocomplain]

You needed a bit of skill to get the SMD Yamaha FM chip really cooking. SNES's sample based sound chip lacked the tonal range of a true FM chip due to the amount of compression needed, effectively cutting out the top and low end of the spectrum as well as losing fidelity like a radio which is why SNES games often sound a bit muffled.

[@WeskerSega]

It may have been designed for the Mega Drive but if you have a Mega-CD then there's no point on getting the Mega Drive version, the Mega-CD version is a better choice. Plus the Windows version which is a conversion of the Mega-CD version is also a good choice.

[@RetroArcadeGuy]

Albert Wesker Yeah, of course. Earthworm Jim CD aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaall the way! But talking on non-cd based consoles and if you lacked the Sega/Mega CD expansion, still the Megadrive version is the one to go. Lacks a bit of artwork the SNes boasts about that any other version has (even the Steam one). Or maybe I'm too used to the 2612...

[@gustavogalembeck7711]

I had never realized how awesome the lens flare effect in the SNES version is, I'm quite impressed.

[@Btushinsky83]

The Sega Mega CD and DOS Versions of this game had the best soundtrack any version had.

[@Uchr0ny]

Thank you for the video. One more time, it clearly shows what i told to certain person... the SNES picture is actually a square stretched, while the Genesis is a real full srceen picture. Same thing in Cool Spot, Flashback, and more...

[@SwornWordsWornswords]

RIght?! i had no idea the SNES was the only version w the sun flare....amazing!

[@Tanzim-Kazi]

Best: Sega CD/Microsoft Windows/DOS Worst: GBA

[@MaoRatto]

+Tanzim K The gameboy port is awful as well. It looks worst, plays the worst. It has hit detection issues. The Game gear version sounds BETTER THEN it, which is sad due to the SMS and GAME GEAR soundchip are quite...... Weak.

[@MaoRatto]

+Tanzim K The Sega master system is super slow!

[@YSBunny573]

+Tanzim K Another best would be DSiWare, it has more features, even the ability to save.

[@YSBunny573]

***** So is my comment still a valid opinion?

[@YSBunny573]

***** Also this video should be updated to add the DSiWare version.

[@frozenray0079]

Had no idea this was also on the Master System. I LOVED the HD remake...and I'm still waiting for them to remaster EarthWorm Jim 2 in HD!

[@RedTsarOldChannel-INACTIVE]

Not your fault. The SMS release was Brazil only.

[@mariojoan903]

Y O U R G O I N G T O B R A Z I L

[@TodoHW]

Lançaram no Brasil para master system pois ele era um console super popular aqui e a animação do Earthworm Jim passava na TV Globo (A maior rede de TV do Brasil), aqui era chamado de Jim Minhoca

[@DustyTheKitty]

Whew... that claustrophobic screen of the GBA version.

[@alelauguz]

IT'S PHEW NOT WHEW

[@DustyTheKitty]

@@alelauguz Both work, unlike your caps lock key, yah pedantic git.

[@educalixto]

snes version has the sun shinning \o/

[@azumarill1403]

The music and sound effects are not as good as the Sega Genesis or the DOS version, but the graphics were perfect in the Special Edition on Sega CD, to me it's the best of them all.

[@edward18517]

And...that's ALL it's got...

[@BladesBasement]

@@azumarill1403 they put 8:46

[@azumarill1403]

Skyblade Games Well i guess i was wrong, let me correct that. I made that comment 5 years ago wow. 😅

[@bearzdlc2172]

@Layne Krusz intestinal distress is fucking horrible, you arent missing out on anything by playing it

[@videoluvr4204]

the Sega Mega-CD has pretty cool sounding audio...also the background has different colors between the Genesis and SNES versions, on the SNES version there is a purple-looking sun color that pops out here and there, kind of neat

[@wingnut4427]

Thanks ! :) I'm glad You are enjoying them. Feel free to download & keep them for Your own personal use if You like.

[@The90sGamingGuy]

I first played EWJ and EWJ 2 on the SNES. I would have to say those are very good ports of both games. However, the Windows and Sega CD are now my favorite versions of the first three EWJ games. I will never get tired of these and i am sure that is the same with other die hard fans of the game series.

[@videogameobsession]

Nice job as always. The crop boarder logos are a great touch. (you might have had them before this, but I'm just catching up on your vids.) I'd have to say EWJ SE is my favorite, then EWJ HD. HD might have been my favorite if it wasn't for the changes in Jim's voice. The new lvls in it are fantastic and the gfx and music are top notch work by the devs. You can tell they love the game too. The part that always stood out for me on the SNES version was the lens flare effect. I remember thinking

[@shockcityshocker]

I just realized he shows games in order of how powerful the system is. So the reason he started with GameBoy is because it's the least powerful machine of the bunch... (cue head explosions)

[@BenjyDale]

I only knew EWJ on the Sega Megadrive from this video, which I thoroughly enjoyed, so great to see more versions. Thanks for sharing as always! (P.S. I have played a Nintendo 64 version too but that was totally different in levels / mechanics)

[@sonicphoenix7]

My god, the HUD in the GG and SMS versions are MASSIVE!

[@bangerbangerbro]

Yeah. Very low Res too. Some pretty extreme integer zoom.

[@alelauguz]

No. Higher resolution (SMS) or low (GG) ​@@bangerbangerbro

[@bangerbangerbro]

@@alelauguz You can see on both versions that the HUD graphics have bigger pixels than the rest of the screen. That is integer zoom.

[@weirdproq]

There's also the pirated version of Earthworm Jim on the NES and is called Earthworm Jim 3. Also, there was a port for DSiware, but it doesn't have Who turned out the lights stage or any of the extra stages besides the Genesis exclusive level. Also one of the Down the Tubes levels is cut short in the DSiware version for some reason. It's the part where you jump up really high to get a power up, but it just stops you from going that far in this version.

[@DoomKid]

The NES pirate of this game actually stands up quite well against the simpler versions shown here. Damn I love EWJ :D

[@iNAZUMA_AiDAN_H]

BTW Special Edition is the Defenitive way to play Earthworm Jim

[@wingnut4427]

Super Nintendo for me. The Lighting effects really helped to set it apart from the rest.

[@silenceofthehills]

I love the differences made in the SNES versions of 1 and 2, especially the enhanced versions of the music running on the SNES sound chip. The SNES version makes more sense, when you think about it. The original background had the sun repeat over and over again. The SNES version places it as a constant and uses a real time lense flare instead of a static one.

[@rescuehero942]

There could have been a Game Boy Color version of Earthworm Jim developed by Crawfish Interactive and published by Take 2 Interactive in 2000.

[@_pulstar]

Ok earthworm jim is what you get when you combine Gunstar Heroes with Toejam and earl.

[@GoldenGrenadier]

I love how the super Nintendo version has to use some sound effects to round out its instrument bank.

[@retrogamingguitarist5961]

Best versions 1. Mega CD/Windows (These versions are identical) 2. DOS 3. Genesis 4. SNES 5. Master System/Game Gear (Again these are identical) 6. GBA 7. Game Boy

[@technology4617]

Retro Gameing Guitarist DOS is actually awful physics-wise, and there are noticeable graphical differences between the Sega CD and Windows versions, though. My personal ranking would be something like this from what I can gather, separating what I deem to be the different "games": Original 1) Sega Genesis 2) SNES [wide margin] 3) Gameloft remake (XBLA) 4) Gameloft remake (mobile port) 5) MS-DOS 6) Game Boy Advance Special Edition 1) Windows 95 2) Sega CD 8-bit 1) Master System 2) Game Gear 3) Game Boy I'm actually in the minority that prefers the original Genesis version over SE, but eh. I'd pick the Master System version over DOS Jim any day of the week, though.

[@subzerotheiceninga8254]

The master system and game gear versions aren't identical the master system version sucks though in my opinion.

[@footyfam8990]

I'd say that the SNES, Genesis and game gear / master system versions are da best because, SNES has good music and great graphics, the Genesis version has better graphics than the SNES, game gear / master system are identical but great, reasons I didn't pick mega cd or pc cuz I don't like music on them and they just like a bit like SNES graphics and honestly pick the gba and game boy versions

[@earlduran6419]

My list: 1. Xbox 360,Xbox one,PS3,PS4,iOs 2.Sega Mega CD/Sega CD and Windows 3.MSDOS 4.Sega Genesis 5.SNES 6.Gameboy Advance 7. Gameboy 8. Sega Game Gear 9. Sega Master System Worst. Bootlegs

[@thebaconeater5934]

Game gear had a smaller screen so there kinda not

[@Ryuujin1078]

I never really noticed the lens flare effect in the background snes version. It's a nice touch that I'm surprised isn't in the DOS or Windows version. I like all versions of the game

[@Butcher530]

I still prefer the SNES version. I like the music quality. That and it's what I grew up with.

[@sonicsaiyan07]

Earthworm Jim! He's such a groovy guy. Earthworm Jim! He rockets to the sky.

[@thatstupidthomasfan]

He Was In The Dirt Eating Chewy Links Of Worm Flesh That All Came Too A Crashing End Hahaha!

[@xboyindahouse]

There was never a Sega Saturn version of Earthworm Jim but there was Earthworm Jim 2 for the Sega Saturn.

[@GamingHistorySource]

looking into it. Still gathering information & software. It took me 10 months to finish this one.

[@randidesu]

Game Gear looks awesome and sounds great!

[@Jerry4050]

I never heard the super nes sound this low before but has the best background effects while the genesis has the best animation

[@atariforever2002]

YOU CAN DO IT! I will see what versions I can find for you too...

[@HipsterBlackMetalOfficial]

Shoulda added the NES port of Earthworm Jim. Its called Earthworm Jim 3 but its essentially the first game. Something as a comparison.

[@RailwayvideosbyMrN]

Megadrive and DOS versions had the sound effects spot on, the others sound muffled. The DOS version looks to have the smoothest graphics

[@ProfRenderer]

I actually remember playing the Windows 95 version, which is essentially the Sega CD Special Edition version.

[@ProfRenderer]

I don't know, but you can try it and see what happens.

[@ProfRenderer]

@Layne Krusz Wasn't that the exclusive wood level from the Sega CD release? I could've sworn it was in the Win95 release.

[@wingnut4427]

There are several reasons I do this. 1 to simplify the process of creating the videos. 2 most of the differences can be noted on the 1st level. Graphics, Lighting, sound, & control. 3 I have about 10 other projects I'm working on at any given time while working on this one. I welcome anyone to do fallow up videos & post them as responses if they choose to do so. It's mainly all about the time I can invest in each video. This is usually why You'll only see me crank out about 1 video a week.

[@tickleson8661]

that ending got me *likes video*

[@tracealvarez1412]

Earthworm jim: no matter what consle you own you can play it

[@JasonMontell2501]

wow! the gameboy version looks great!

[@videogameobsession]

Whoops.... Damn iPod app cuts off comments without letting you know. :( As I was saying, the SNES port really shines. I remember the lens flare as being pretty spectacular for its time. Keep up the great work man!

[@bombalisa2724]

0:30 2:06 3:48 5:27 7:06 8:46 10:26 12:06 13:47

[@DejaVoodooDoll]

I much prefer starting with the worst one first, and seeing an evolution...but I can appreciate that most people tune into these videos just to see how bad retro gaming could be, and the dramatic leap from the source material to the worst port provides an instant history lesson.

[@wingnut4427]

I believe at the time of this recording I was using XP. But I think it is compatible with other newer versions. I do believe all the levels are included. The music is excellent ! :) hope that helps.

[@FloofPuppy]

Wait, when Jim collects those health orbs in the GBA version... Those sounds are from Medievil from the Playstation!

[@silenceofthehills]

Oh, I know there's an NES version, but what I meant was an official release that didn't have limitations. Looking at NeoToxin, and awesome home brew NES game, and a few other NES games, I have to say that the graphics could more replicate the pirate, though. They don't have to be tiny like on the SMS port, which was made off the GG/GB version anyhow.

[@valentincasanova2648]

Why DOS version has broken scrolling? Like the NES, the futher right tiles are seen in the left side :P

[@TheBigDynamo]

You forgot the DSI version, but this is a good video.

[@wrestletube1]

Should have used the Earthworm Jim theme song during the text at the start. :D Earthworm Jim the sucker who did crawl. :P

[@wingnut4427]

When I make these videos I usually start with the original if it's an arcade release or a variant of the console game. Such as Battletoads or Haunted Castle. I then proceed by basing it on My own opinion on worst to the best. That's about as much of My personal bias that I put into the video. I do this to keep the interest of the viewer. If I started off with the best & then the rest people would grow board half way through & not watch the whole thing. There's a method to my madness. :)

[@GamingHistorySource]

So far as it stands I can only find 6 versions.

[@SemiJuggaloNumber2]

DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THE GBA VERSION OF EARTHWORM JIM!!! I've played it before, and while it may LOOK pretty, the gameplay is complete and utter garbage! The game is obviously a port of the SNES version, but they failed to properly recreate the game engine! In fact, you can tell that something is off, just by watching the game footage, and comparing it to other Earthworm Jim ports, featured in this same video! It may LOOK good, but it plays very poorly! In fact, it's right at the bottom of the barrel of inexcusably bad GBA ports, right next to Mortal Kombat Advance and Sonic the Hedgehog: Genesis!

[@silenceofthehills]

You can understand my pain when I read the Tips&Tricks review, thought it was going to have only slightly less animation frames here and there as they said, then scraped up money just to get the darn thing. I thought I was getting the good ol' Genesis game I played in the day, or the SNES game, in the palm of my hands, with all those beautiful animations and colors gracing the colorful and crisp LCD screen! I immediately knew something was wrong in the car when I saw a glimpse of Jim's jump cycle in the dark car when I pressed B to shoot, and heard the horrid gun sounds when pressing A. The game effort was literally worse than the portable versions of before! The gameplay was toned in challenge and the humor non-existent due to the slower enemy animations and primitive physics. Seriously, what were all the reviewers on at Gamespot and all these other gaming sites or on all these gaming mags! All I could love about it were the songs!

[@SemiJuggaloNumber2]

The Hills of Silence Yeah, dude. I understand that pain all too well. Take Fatal Fury, for instance. Back in '93, I had never heard of the game, until a friend of mine told me about it. He said it was a really cool fighting game, just like Street Fighter II, but you could fight on different planes. Months later, at another friend's house, I saw the game at a Blockbuster Video and we rented it. We took it home and we played it, all weekend long! I especially loved how the story unfolded via cutscenes, in Arcade Mode. Basically, it was a really cool alternative to SFII! Some time later that same year, at another Blockbuster, I saw Fatal Fury again! Except, this time, it was for the Super Nintendo! Needless to say, I rented that sucker and took it home, expecting to have just as much fun as I did with the Genesis game! Except, when I turned it on, I noticed the first problem... The music sucked! It sounded really restrained, compared to how lively and adrenaline-pumping the Genesis version was. It didn't stop there, either. As I played the game, I noticed that there were even MORE problems, besides the music... -Shitty sound effects! -No dual-planed fighting! -Slower paced gameplay! -Sloppy controls! -Delayed special moves! -Incredibly cheap AI! -In VS Mode, only player two can select from the full roster... Player one is stuck with three characters! -All story cutscenes replaced by VS screen character mugshots! -LOADING SCREENS! Sure, the SNES version had two boss characters, who were absent from the Genesis version, but that alone doesn't make up for the fact that it was a terrible, terrible arcade port! That is still, to this day, one of the biggest betrayals I ever experienced as a gamer! By all logic, the SNES should have been capable of a great Fatal Fury port! So why did Takara feel the need to do such a horrid job, while they clearly made a much better effort on the Genesis version?!

[@Snotnarok]

Yeah it's amazing how the GB one looks more playable than the GBA port, I have no idea what happened, it's more powerful than the Gen and SNES so why didn't it wind up being a awesome mix of the two's best features? 2 wasn't good either

[@silenceofthehills]

Snotnarok To think about it now, even the HD version's a little messed up. The whipping isn't as fast, and most importantly, the animations also still suffer. The animation is what delivers the comedy, like the ending, but you look at the ending of the HD version, and it's choppy and sloppy. Jim just slides away as he droops off, with his animation all off center and shifting all over the place. In the original, that animation played out like a plain and simple cartoon animation and was part of the comedy, his reaction and disappointment. That's also the major problem of the GBA version when it comes to the humor. I especially don't like Jim's jumping animation cycle. Like, when he falls, he's stuck in suspended animation and doesn't flail. And then, his running jump animation is pretty bad too when you actually look at it. It's like he never finishes his cycle before freezing mid-air or something. I also hate that they copypasta one foot during his standing animation, as it just looks weird, and when you shoot or whip, it changes back into the original bigger foot of the original. Lastly, I wish they just went back and re-digitized the original hand-drawn animations they used for the game. They could have also redrawn the hand drawn animations as close as possible and repainted the backdrops so that the game looks like a real cartoon too, as was intended. Instead, it looks like they just sent the original sprites through a ton of filters that rounds everything out, even if it is true they re-animated this and that. There shouldn't be any excuse with the hd version, as its on superior hardware.

[@SemiJuggaloNumber2]

I played the HD version on my friend's PS3, and it didn't seem all that bad. Then again, I will admit that it's been a few years since then, and I don't exactly recall any glaring flaws. It was still a much better port than the GBA version.

[@xboyindahouse]

There was no Earthworm Jim for the Sega Saturn only part 2. And for the Sega CD there was a version for it 8:46.

[@Saxdude26]

I feel I'm allowed to be disappointed by the GBA version's performance and still appreciate the title variant of New Junk City being used for the actual level.

[@uncharted3958]

I feel the best version of Earthworm Jim would be the Special Edition on Sega CD. As for the worst, I'd pick Gameboy Advance. Earthworm Jim HD was great, but it didn't age well and was still unforgiving.

[@GamingHistorySource]

cool ! Send me a list of available ports. I still have about 3 projects scheduled ahead of it.. But will try & get it out. asap.

[@lotusclown77]

damn i used to love these earthworm jim games, they should really revive this awesome series! the original was one of those rare games that sega outdid snes on, dunno why but the genesis version was just way better..

[@HunterGust12]

I like the Saturn version, because of the sound. Followed by Genesis and then SNES.

[@earlduran6419]

Do Earthworm Jim HD here is to find the version : Xbox 360 / Playstation 3 / Xbox one / Playstation 4 Virtual console iOs mobile phones Wii ware DSi Playstation Portable (Note : just beta find on KZbin because it was not released ;~;)

[@meiklman]

The Master System displays half the level at once, and on the GBA it’s maybe a fifth of that xD

[@MagmaPaint]

two questions concerning the windows version because i like the music and look of it: 1] Which Windows versions is the game compatible with? 2] Are all the levels featured on it? Reply back with an answer ASAP, please. kthanks

[@keeganandersson4281]

DOS wins by far it's not even a contest at least in the graphics and sound department

[@weirdproq]

Could you do a Let's compare of Earthworm Jim 2? Earthworm Jim 2, as far as I know, came out on the SNES, Genesis, PC, Saturn, Playstation 1 (only in Europe, but there was a North American version planned but it was cancelled even though there was box art for it), Dreamcast (Genesis and/or SNES port), Gamboy Advance and Virtual Console (Genesis port).

[@nagisahazuki54]

In my opinion Best Graphics: Windows Best Sound: Windows (The Soundtrack and voiceovers may be identical to the Sega CD and MS-DOS, but it's definitely sounds a lot more clear on Windows.) Best Controls: Genesis (This is one of the few instances where the Genesis 3 button controller is superior to the SNES controller in a game. It gives you the exact amount of buttons you need to play the game which you can press on a whim. And Jim just seems to be the most responsive here compared to other versions.)

[@atariforever2002]

Excellent!! Thanks a lot. I can't wait!

[@footyfam8990]

2:47 is lit!

[@edward18517]

After all that crap, it's such a joy to see the Genesis version ^_^ and then the CD version comes in and it's like "WOAH!", though personally I prefer some of the sounds from the Genesis when compared to the CD version and the Windows version definitely handles the sound better than CD did. The DOS version has very crisp visuals. Still haven't seen anyone get to the end of the game gear version. HD was such a letdown to me x_x they could have at least had all they did in Special Edition.

[@wingnut4427]

to Your previous comment. I generally as a rule don't include the newer generation systems. Only in special occasions will I add them. They must be vastly different graphically & sound wise. They must have the same game play mechanics & must maintain the original integrity of the original game. My main focus is on old school systems so seeing anything beyond playstation & saturn will be few & far between. BUT ! the new Dig Dug will include footage. :)

[@rolanddesjarlais8596]

SNES and Genesis would be the only versions I'd play.

[@13marciano]

Comment on your favorite version

[@NintendoLover2005]

1. Windows 2. Sega CD 3. Genesis 4. DOS 5. SNES 6. Master System 7. Game Gear 8. Game Boy 9. GBA

[@wingnut4427]

yeah I know about it.. but I like to record the box in the image.

[@liapengmakhele8276]

All the versions are the best

[@Accidentpronedrone]

in terms of sound effects and graphics, YES. In terms of music... not so much. I prefer the dos's music of New Junk City than the Genesis version. But i respect your opinion :)

[@DemomanX614]

View 2000th Been watching a bunch of these videos. They are awesome.

[@wingnut4427]

It didn't exist. However ! there was one for the NES. Unfortunately while conducting My research for EWJ it never showed up so I missed it. :(

[@wingnut4427]

same here... but still looking into it. :)

[@wingnut4427]

I'll look into it. might take some time. I'm kind of swamped at the moment. >_< The next video I plan on releasing is an updated Bubble Bobble.

[@janmansde3dede]

I'd would really love to see an Amiga version one day, the Amiga 1200 can do a perfect 256 color version but I like to the how the game would look like on a OCS machine, fewer color vs higher color pallet, what tricks could be used to display more colors, higher resolution (PAL machines only though)..

[@TheParaz]

You missed the AMIGA version!! :( It was the best of them all!

[@alelauguz]

No, there isn't one.

[@wrestletube1]

Windows and DOS seems to be the same one only that Windows didn't have the silly DOSBox border on it.

[@earlduran6419]

The version of Sega Master system is similar to Sega game gear version but not the resolution and design.

[@wingnut4427]

The SMS was sold in Brazil only if memory serves me correct.

[@calvin3464]

Have you done a comparison video of Art of Fighting?

[@jwaughtal]

theres a dsiware version and a xbox 360 version

[@ripoutyourprejudice]

Which one do you consider to be the definitive version of this game ?

[@wrestletube1]

The GBA version looks great with it's 32-Bit colour and has really good music but the bloody thing is too large you can't see when a psycrow is about to bump you on the head other than out of nowhere with a few milliseconds to move or shoot it before it hits you.

[@dimentiorules]

How come the only level you show is the first one? I wanna see the comparisons of the rest of the game.

[@wingnut4427]

I searched for an Amiga version & was unable to locate it.

[@troyforce1]

I don't understand why nobody likes the GBA version. I think it's the best. It's responsive, pretty and you can hold the down to keep the helicopter instead of mashing like a madman.

[@juniknytt2848]

the computer was the best wow pc master race even before the modern day console conflict

[@venger]

And cost 4 times as much.

[@smbmadman1]

I dunno about you guys, but I like the music best in 8-Bit (GameBoy)

[@maclaren93]

I cant believe the MDOS version is the best! O.O (has te music of sega cd and the grapichs of SNES)

[@thejackal007]

Out of curiosity, do you post the ports in order of preference? This video it seemed to go from worst quality to best.

[@HunterGust12]

What version do you prefer?

[@atariforever2002]

OK. Give me a few days. Where do you want me to post them too? Here?

[@FunkyFranky80]

Mega CD/Sega CD the best version for sure. It has the best soundtrack + completely new areas which aren't in the SNES or MD/GEN versions. If you own Sega's CD addon, you NEED this game.

[@wingnut4427]

I tend to focus on the original, classic versions. I don't like to add the New generation consoles. A release on one of these consoles are usually on par with the original. And in some cases when a game get's revamped such as pac man for instance it's not the original gameplay. This is why I don't add them.