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6/29/2025, 1:03:02 PM
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>There wasn't much to the core gameplay of EJ so it didn't have any staying power.
The first game was a fairly straight forward Euro styled run and gun platformer with some interesting deviations. The art, wacky humour, characters, and even music and sound effects really carried it. But I always felt it was a solid game. EWJ2 tried to be more like a variation of mini games. Earthworm Jim 3D really killed the franchise. I think it was rebooted at least once during development internally. Earthworm Jim 3D was developed by Viz Entertainment. I'm not really sure how Rockstar got the rights to Earthworm Jim. I think there was a weird split in ownership rights between the console and handheld versions. There was a PSP remake in development. Playmates had the franchise rights for a brief period of time, as they published EWJ2. They were responsible for the toyline and cartoon tie-in. This is the Dan Castellaneta era. He did the voice of EWJ for the Clay Fighters games as well as EWJ3D.
>There wasn't much to the core gameplay of EJ so it didn't have any staying power.
The first game was a fairly straight forward Euro styled run and gun platformer with some interesting deviations. The art, wacky humour, characters, and even music and sound effects really carried it. But I always felt it was a solid game. EWJ2 tried to be more like a variation of mini games. Earthworm Jim 3D really killed the franchise. I think it was rebooted at least once during development internally. Earthworm Jim 3D was developed by Viz Entertainment. I'm not really sure how Rockstar got the rights to Earthworm Jim. I think there was a weird split in ownership rights between the console and handheld versions. There was a PSP remake in development. Playmates had the franchise rights for a brief period of time, as they published EWJ2. They were responsible for the toyline and cartoon tie-in. This is the Dan Castellaneta era. He did the voice of EWJ for the Clay Fighters games as well as EWJ3D.
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