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When you are finished, you should have two files and a folder called “ASSETS”, which contains the bulk of the games files.

Now, copy the entire contents of the Earthworm Jim Special Edition CD-ROM into this directory.

Create a directory anywhere on your computers hard drive (C:\Games\EWJSE would be perfect, for instance). The game is actually designed to play directly from the CD, however we are going to need to copy the contents to our hard drive in order to update one of the games DLL files. This edition of the game for Windows 95 includes extra levels and improved graphics and animation and is considered by some players to be the definitive version. Nevertheless, Earthworm Jim was quite the star back in the 1990s, with videogames and even his own cartoon show. When it comes to cute, anthropomorphic animals for video game characters, the humble earthworm might not be the first creature that comes to mind.

The title card for "Andy Asteroids?" is "Get Ready" in this prototype.Genre: Platform Release Year: 1995 Developer: Shiny Entertainment Publisher: Activision Age Rating: Everyone Playability Status: Fully playable (minor issues only) Tested On: Windows 8 圆4 Availability: Copyright retained - Out of print/unavailable.

There are game demos after the title screen.

There is no copyright screen before the title screen.

However, since the SNES version was completed after the Sega Mega Drive version, most of the changes in the prototype are aesthetic, the base game is the same as the final Sega Mega Drive release. A cart with the same exact build not only confirms that the ROM was never modified, but it is infact a prototype of the SNES release since the build date predates the earliest final build date by a few weeks.

This prototype was originally released by the ACCUMULATORS on September 4th 1994 (ACC-EWJ.LZH), but the exact build date and whether or not the dump itself was unmodified was unknown until now.

The game boots immediately to a level select with no other information available.

This prototype was featured on Season 4 Episode 1 of the show GamesMaster, a British television show that was dedicated to computer and video games.