[TAS] SegaCD Earthworm Jim by ElectroSpecter in  

real attitude problem

The final Boss is actually "Slug For A Butt"

Most of the data seems to have gone to the speech.

Douglas TenNapel (the guy who voiced the "U're the Best" dialogue), it almost sounds as if it were Poofesure saying that. Or like, he kinda sounds like Poofesure to me, down to the speech mannerisms.

This was a huge nostalgia moment for me - I owned the Windows CD version, and since the soundtrack is CD-DA that disc was part of my regular listening rotation. There's also another speech at the end that berates the player for getting through the game on easy mode. =D

@@NunofYerbizness I always thought the narrator for the CD ending tracks was Dave Perry. In one of the easier mode endings, when he's reading the game credits, he seems to take a particular pride in saying his own name.

@@pcachu pride in being an adult animal with a soft, elongated, often tubelike body lacking a backbone

I think they blew all the sound quality on the motivational speech.

@@mads_in_zero And the voice acting for Jim

I think alot of that has to do it using the Genesis sound hardware for the sound effects and simply playing audio tracks for the music. Almost every Sega CD game did this. It was the 90s. What can ya say

@@TheBigDynamoJims voice still sounds compressed. It was all used in the U're the Best speech and the music

That was Doug TenNaple himself

Check the submission text at the description's link. tl;dr: coordinating certain events with one of the ground tentacles can cause Peter to despawn, and you can just run to the end of the level without babysitting him.

@@pcachu Thank you.

@@pcachu THE WHAAAAT??!!?!?!

wow it'll need alot of going over before beeing applied for why on earth did they make the music good but not the sounds?

It's not a Sega genesis/mega drive game, you get that right? It's a Sega CD game. It came on a CD and CD's have hundreds of times the amount of storage space as cartridges did back then.

CD Audio

13:22 12:51

1:20

1:40

Don't you hear Shiny??? You're the BEST!!

No, I also prefer Andy Asteroids because Puppy Love is hard

The problem with Andy Asteroids is it happens a few too many times. And in this version with the extra levels, it happens a lot!

I turned it on and you can problay guessed what happend MY COMPUTER EXPLODED

não dava pra mixar com o cd audio, não só ia parar a música toda hora, como tbm ia pegar espaço demais de disco e ram

​@@avegee24tvEntão que refizessem o jogo do zero. Deve ter sido uma decepção para os donos de Sega CD comprarem um jogo esperando um áudio impecável.

@@ivandossantos9073 a limitação de hardware também vem à tona

@@avegee24tv penso que foi por não quererem investir mesmo.

special edition had awesome sound

One of the best game OSTs of all time IMO

I prefer the Mega Drive one.

@@ps4games164 your gay

I really don't understand how people can say the Sega versions of this game had better music. It sounds compressed as all hell. The SNES version, though lacking some bass (and even then, only on some tracks), at least has better sound quality. Same songs, just higher quality. I don't get it.

@Nickle_King Just the Sega CD and PC versions. To each their own though. Everyone likes different things. Edit: Listen to just the OST on headphones, you can hear all the extra details that the hard copies couldn't do, due to the restrictions of the software back then

@@XenoGuru Nonono. This isn't a "to each their own" situation. This is like saying "I love Metallica, but only on cassette players." It is just Metallica, but worse quality audio. You might as well be saying "I like the music, but only when I can't hear it well." I grew up in this time frame. I know what the old quality and the new quality is. I've heard them both back then. Sega's versions sound like they're being played on Fischer Price toys while the SNES is using Electronica. This isn't a "well, people like what they like" thing. This is either nostalgia, or nonsense.

Pretty sure it's emulator shenanigans, primarily being played from an ISO dump instead of an actual spinning disc. I have the Sega CD edition and I can guarantee you those loads were not this fast.

the music is good the sounds are of bad quallity

Modern games have significantly more loading, it's just that they hide them behind gameplay so you don't notice them.

Don't worry the pun is funny

Dave Perry gave the message at the end of Prcatice mode

​@@jackb7647 oh shit that was dave?

You da real MVP

Holy sh...

0:39 30:56 these clips also complement each other

GROOVY!!!

Groovy.

so all of them

It sucks that such an awful person was involved in creating Earthworm Jim and The Neverhood. :(

Doug TenNapel created Jim as a take back on a teacher who taught him Darwin's species evolution theory. Yes, the man is that not-all-my-marbles-are-right type.

sounds and acting is absolutely annoying. they really did a bad job on this

Never gets old