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Bubsy is better

The game controls like an ice level which is fine sometimes but with the level design it’s just super annoying
The game has allot of good ideas but it’s bogged down by atrocious controls and boring/annoying level design
I guess play this if you like bland platformers?

Colorful creative ideas on a game that I wish was better. Controls and physics are so weird.

The punch animation is unreal

She Jelly on my Boy till I be an awful game


I was having an okay time until the game had the audacity to say "This is a puzzle piece! You need 8 to access the boss door!" and spit in my face. Fuck you too, Jelly Boy.

i used to think that, overall, the snes library is pretty impressive. even the lesser titles tend to have something notable or redeeming about them as to not make your experience a total waste. then i played jelly boy, and once again the english have ruined my day

This game hates me and it hates you too

You know what you're gonna get when you're with the coolest character in video game history, motherfucking Jelly Boy. But his game is crap though.

when you see your boy and know you're about to have a jelly good time

Man, I often hate abusing rewind and savestates for older games, but Jelly Boy God damn deserves it. Many of the levels in this game are just so assanine and require trial and error to beat that rewinding only felt like I was cutting off so much of the tedium. Controls were okay but the precision needed in several instances made exploration feel like a chore. I like the style and aesthetic quite a lot here which makes it more unfortunate that it was packaged with annoying ass level design.

This is objectively worse than 2.5, but I can rewind to avoid bullshit level design and be a weird little Jam lad

Y'know how some games just stink of Britishness? I'm not talking about them having Union Jacks or the Queen in them or anything like that - there's just something about the way the characters are drawn and the way the levels named and all the crass attempts at humour in some games - 90s ones in particular - where you can just feel that they were made by some awful little British dude pecking away on a tobacco-stained Amstrad CPC. Jelly Boy is a prime example of this phenomena.

Mete puñetazos con la verga jajaja