THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE SEGA GENESIS VERSION
While it may improve upon the originals sluggish walking, and contain completely seperate levels, this game still suffers from the exact same bullshit levels, with bottomless pits you don't see til it's too late, enemies that block your way forward by firing shots that directly block your path til you get lucky enough to jump past them, and the Genesis' three button controller makes the games already terrible control scheme even worse. However the games worst crime, it's a platformer that only runs at 30 fps on the Sega Genesis. Are you kidding me? It's just as bad as the SNES game, and a terrible game that you should never touch with a 10 foot pole.
Played on Genesis Plus GX emulator.
While it may improve upon the originals sluggish walking, and contain completely seperate levels, this game still suffers from the exact same bullshit levels, with bottomless pits you don't see til it's too late, enemies that block your way forward by firing shots that directly block your path til you get lucky enough to jump past them, and the Genesis' three button controller makes the games already terrible control scheme even worse. However the games worst crime, it's a platformer that only runs at 30 fps on the Sega Genesis. Are you kidding me? It's just as bad as the SNES game, and a terrible game that you should never touch with a 10 foot pole.
Played on Genesis Plus GX emulator.