Earthworm Jim 3D

I had to play the rom version of the game on an N64 emulator because the controllers weren't as good in this version and I also had resolution problems, if you have an ultra wide monitor you won't have a very comfortable image, but because the game me in my young years busy some afternoons, I still want to share a short opinion about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SywrG2Nhh1I So Earthworm Jim 3D is the first Earthworm Jim in 3D. Graphically that worked out well, but the camera that belongs to a good 3D platformer is disappointing, but not completely uncontrollable. So once you learn to work with this tricky camera, you have a nice action platformer with good controls, nice graphics, crazy humor and large colorful levels. A fun game, especially for platformer fans The game has 15 levels and dozens of puzzles to solve. You can also collect 13 different weapons. One even crazier than the other, such as: Chicken Gun & Good old hair flamer!

biggest scam on steam, do not buy, emulate all 3 games

Imagine Banjo-Kazooie, but throw out all of the charm of what made it great, make the collectathon part of the game worse, and reuse the same agonizing concept of a boss battle, and you have Earthworm Jim 3D. This is all the result of David Perry selling the rights of the EWJ franchise.

A differenza dei primi due capitoli della saga (li avevo per lo SNES e li amavo alla follia), non conoscevo questa terza uscita. Di solito non sono un grande estimatore dei giochi 3D… e avevo ragione. Benché si sia rivelato meno peggio di quanto pensassi, ugualmente non mi sento di consigliarlo. Il primo motivo è il “pacchetto fregatura megagalattica”: Earthworm Jim è infatti ottenibile unicamente in un’unica collezione che comprende 1, 2 e questo 3D. A me interessavano i primi due, che per lo SNES erano ottimi… ma che su Steam sono osceni. Si trattò del mio primo acquisto… peccato che all'epoca non sapessi che periodicamente ci sarebbero stati dei saldi e che fosse possibile restituire i giochi ed essere rimborsati a determinate condizioni. Ho quindi pagato un prezzo spropositato (assurdamente alto) per ritrovarmi due ciofeche che non potei neppure più restituire. Earthworm Jim 3D non è a sua volta un granché e, trovandosi legato ad altri due prodotti scadenti e costosissimi, viene in ogni caso squalificato a prescindere. Ancora una volta, il brand presenta un personaggio estremamente divertente e con una buonissima colonna sonora di supporto. Peccato che, a parte questo, non ci sia poi molto altro di ottimale da evidenziare. Non che ci si possa aspettare troppo da un gioco uscito prima degli anni 2000, ma la grafica è eccessivamente spigolosa e grezza, con scenari purtroppo abbastanza scarni e non sufficientemente differenziati. Benché ogni tanto si trovi qua e là qualche idea divertente e pazzerella, in generale il tono è abbastanza smorzato e non regge un confronto con i primi due capitoli della serie. Anche gli scontri con i vari boss di fine livello (pochi e non così bene caratterizzati) sono un po' tutti uguali: la difficoltà aumenta, ma la modalità di battaglia resta ogni volta la medesima. I comandi non presentano grandi difficoltà e sono ben eseguibili con qualsiasi tipo di joypad; peccato però che, qualora si colleghi uno schermo più grande al laptop, il gioco resti obbligatoriamente vincolato al desktop del PC portatile e non sia possibile passarlo su superfici maggiori. Il verdetto finale non è neppure così tragico, ma il “pacchetto fregatura megagalattica” (di cui ho già parlato), in cui è compreso questo 3D, rende Earthworm Jim la mia delusione videoludica più grande di sempre. Una donna che mi conficca un tacco a spillo in fronte suppongo che mi farebbe molto meno male. Non lo so per certo perché nessuna si è mai azzardata, ma è meglio non aggiungere dolore su dolore solo per scoprirlo.

para arreglar la musica https://steamcommunity.com/app/41600/discussions/0/357286663687274512/

Where to begin? Since the dawn of time, Man has tried to discover meaning and purpose to life. Whether it be through religion, learning about a variety of subjects, production of art, thorough examinations of old live-action Nickelodean shows, or otherwise fruitless endeavors which lead to nothing, there are a variety of ways we can interpret meaning. For me, however, it would have to be thoroughly enjoying the content within this very game. While not the most intellectual, hardcore, or challenging game, Earthworm Jim 3D still comes out to be a true scholar's game of choice. To begin with, the very controls are fluid, and allow you to perform many different actions with it's vast button arrangements, however it doesn't get to the point where the player is overwhelmed. It introduces "Dodge-Rolling", a concept Dark Souls would steal decades later, and to great effect. Getting out of the way in the nick of time from enemy rockets feels great, and allows for glorious comebacks on boss fights. Besides that, there is also his "Helicopter Hop", allowing him to compliment his already vast moveset with a handy hovering ability. Combine this with his High Jump, and you can go a considerable distance from being stationary. Of course, I can't choose to forget mentioning his greatest asset: The weapons. From his basic gun, which isn't named in-game but I refer to as a Peashooter, to some of the more extreme weapons, such as the Elf(?) launcher, or even just using your own head as a whip, Jim's got a hefty arsenal to take down any foe. All the weapons (except his basic Whip attack, for a good reason; It doesn't use Ammo) feel amazing to use, hands down. Finally, I can't not discuss the level design. The very first level you encounter instructs you without being overtly annoying, just explaining your options. You don't *need* to use all the options, such as the High Jump, in order to progress, but when doing so, you discover one of the many collectables scattered throughout the level. It's a great feeling picking them up, as you know that with each one picked up, you get closer and closer to that great reward at the end of the tunnel. Later levels see you using all the skills you've harnessed throughout and expertly timing them to succeed, and the gratifying feeling when you've gotten past an annoying section is without compare. Overall, I mean this when I say it; Earthworm Jim 3D gets my ♥♥♥♥ harder than my wife does. Haha, just kidding, I don't have a wife. But I do have a girlfriend, and we have so much sex. I am not lying about this part. Earthworm Jim 3D has cured my ED, along with giving me confidence and a promotion at my job.

Not as good as 2, did not age as well, but still a GLG (good lil game)

Its getting all wormy up in here

Welp. This game blows. Pretty entertaining when it starts playing random music from your hard drive, though.

This is an anti-recommendation.. This game is BAD and the PC version doesn't have music. I am in no way being ironic or sarcastic when I say this, but there's a strong chance that Bubsy 3D is SLIGHTLY better. I'm only recommending this if you are the kind of person who likes sampling terrible games or have an interest in game design, because there is a LOT to learn from this game's mistakes. 0/10, worth checking out.