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The “wackier” ones like “Bedroom” and “Sweetshop” don’t show much more inspiration either.

Forget the interesting levels of the console games – here, you’ll go through enthralling levels like “Graveyard”, “Desolation”, and “Sci-Fi”. But those are the only reminders that this is, in fact, an Earthworm Jim game. A handful of familiar faces show up as bosses, like Evil the Cat, Bob the Goldfish, and Queen Slug for a Butt, along with Evil Jim from the TV show. One can’t expect all of the animation quality to transfer to a Game Boy Color title, but Jim barely even looks like Jim. It was meant to tie in with the cartoon series – the cover artwork is done in the same style – but was released a good few years after it had finished airing.Ībsolutely none of the cartoonish charm has transferred to this game. Palmer Productions – once again, without the involvement of any of the original team – turned Earthworm Jim from a clever action game to a stunningly generic platformer, the type that are usually seen hanging around with Nickelodeon licensed titles. Earthworm Jim 3D failed to excite much of anyone, but Crave dug the series further into the ground with the Game Boy Color game Earthworm Jim: Menace 2 the Galaxy.