Unfortunately, despite a few new levels, a decent, albeit short-lived, multiplayer mode and some shiny new visuals, the antiquated control scheme and confusing level design mean that Earthworm Jim HD is hard to recommend for newcomers and best left to the fans.įor those unfamiliar with Earthworm Jim, the game was released back in 1994. Earthworm Jim falls somewhere in the middle of these, but has been remade nevertheless. There are some games that demand the remake treatment, while others are probably best left in the past. Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack costs $49.99 annually for an individual user, and $79.99 annually for a family plan (for up to eight users).Also available on: PSN, WiiWare (Summer 2010) With the addition of Earthworm Jim, Alisia Dragoon, and Beyond Oasis, Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers now have access to 32 Sega Genesis games. Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack is the premium tier of Nintendo’s online subscription service, and offers access to online multiplayer for Switch games, a variety of expansions and downloadable content, and a library of Nintendo 64 and Sega Genesis games (in addition to NES and Super NES games). Sega released a sequel/prequel, The Legend of Oasis, for Sega Saturn. Like Alisia Dragoon, it features large, impressive sprite work and a summoning system of its own. Beyond Oasis, a top-down role-playing game from Ancient, the studio founded by Yuzo Koshiro, whose music powered the Streets of Rage games.As the young sorceress Alisia, players embark on a quest of revenge to destroy Baldoure, unleashing lightning bolts on foes and summoning four pets - OK three pets and one ball of fire - in battle. Alisia Dragoon, a side-scrolling action-adventure game from Grandia and Lunar developer Game Arts.Joining Earthworm Jim are two arguably better, more overlooked games:
Nintendo and Sega brought three new additions to the Sega Genesis lineup for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers on Thursday, including the addition of Earthworm Jim, a silly, well-animated side-scrolling platformer starring a space worm that you can enjoy if you’re able to separate the art from the artist.
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