Review: Earthworm Jim
What?s slimy, spineless, spacey, and great? Earthworm Jim for the Game Boy Advance, of course.
The Game Boy Advance is digging up the worm. Earthworm Jim retains all the thumb-bustin?, out-of-this-world platform punch of the classic SNES action/adventure game. As ground grub in a super-suit, Jim rocks as he runs-and-guns after the bad bird, Psy-crow, across six outer-space worlds. The impressively goofy/cool audio effects and tunes ring amazingly true to the original?s. The cartoon visuals skillfully balance silly and slick with extraterrestrial scenery, hilariously bizarre characters, and sharp animation when Jim uses his wormhead as a whip, a helicopter blade, and other useful tools. However, designed for a full-size TV screen, the game?s dark colors require perfect lighting to truly showcase the smallish graphics. Patient gamers will be rewarded with a handful of fun as Earthworm Jim remains the Cadillac of worms.
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