Earthworm Jim SNES - No death run 

It's possible that he was modeled after one of them. This game was released in Oct 1994, and OJ got his attorneys in June of 1994.

It is very difficult, and the control is clunky. It helps to have it mostly memorized.

What is this 5 mil. sub channel doing here.

No doubt, it's a very difficult game. What I like about this game is that it's hard, but well made. A lot of difficult games are difficult because they're poorly made.

It's funny that the puppy tolerates being whipped by you, but if anything else hurts him, he goes into Hulk mode and bites you. Weird game, but fun.

Scott Kessler Yup, haha! And good job on this run, such a hard game!

Thanks. This is a pretty hard game.

Thanks! Tough game, but a lot of fun.

+Roland Desjarlais Thanks. Yes, the Genesis version is better IMO. The biggest problem with the SNES version to me is the missing level. I figure that Nintendo wouldn't allow the Intestinal Distress level for the same reason that they took blood and fatalities out of Mortal Kombat. Lame.

@@sdkess it was actually last minute licensing deal with SEGA. They said that if they would add extra content the cartridge prices would be lower for Shiny.

@@cooler_carpington That makes more sense than what I suggested. I do know that costs of chips affected game prices quite a bit. Games that needed more storage cost more. It seems like I paid $80 for Chrono Trigger which was a 32 Megabit game!

Yes, I have the Xbox 360 version although it has been a while since I played it. The intestinal distress level was also in the Genesis version, but it was left out of the SNES version.

@@sdkess I appreciate your video bro, it helped me with the best path

+Ларион Артемьев Yeah, I knew about the secret refill, but I didn't want to waste any time.

Yes, it was done on a SNES console and recorded with a VCR. It was verified by Twin Galaxies (TG) several years ago although that means little given what has happened to TG since then.

Scott Kessler Ah. Out of curiosity, do you record with a composite or RF signal to your VCR?

TechnologyChild This was recorded with SNES composite out to my VCR. I then used a Toshiba DVR to dub the VHS to DVD-R and ripped it using SDA's Anri-chan program. The resulting video was uploaded to YT. The only gaming footage I've ever recorded from an RF signal is some NES stuff from my top loader NES. I started using it a few years ago after my front loader NES became unreliable.

I haven't played this in 10+ years, but I'm pretty sure that Jim is invulnerable for a moment after you hit the speed booster.