Earthworm Jim HD is a nice remake of a bizarre, somewhat flawed 2D platformer that will assault gamers with devastating challenges. For those of you that understand the limitations of the ...

Earthworm Jim HD is a high definition remake of the original Earthworm Jim video game. The main addition to the gameplay is the inclusion of a 4 player cooperative online multi-player mode.

Oh, and even though the game is called Earthworm Jim HD, the graphics are clearly based on the 16-bit versions and not the Xbox 360 HD remake. Worse are the game’s horrid touch screen controls.

Earthworm Jim HD also features co-op play for up to four gamers in both online and offline modes. For an idea of what to expect from Earthworm Jim HD, check out GameSpot's review of the XBLA version .

Earthworm Jim HD is due out on Xbox Live Arcade this Wednesday, 9th June, and will cost 800 Microsoft Points (£6.80 / €9.60). Earthworm Jim is a rather weird 2D platformer released for a ...

Already released on mobile and DSiWare, the XBL release of Earthworm Jim HD hits June 9, with PSN getting it a month later after it is no longer exclusive to Microsoft. No price yet, but at least ...

Don't worry. No-one has messed with the main game. Earthworm Jim HD's new levels are separate unlockables that sit outside the original campaign, and despite my worries that they might not gel ...

RadarPlays - Earthworm Jim HD. Features. By Henry Gilbert published 17 June 2013 We proclaim this video groovy! When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

The game adds in new levels, jet-packs and four-player co-0p. Earthworm Jim was a bit of a classic back in the day, so we're stoked about seeing the franchise return. It does look awfully pretty ...

While Earthworm Jim HD‘s been out on the Xbox LIVE Arcade since June 9, PlayStation 3 gamers have yet to see it hit the PlayStation Network. Gameloft has announced today that the game will debut ...

Earthworm Jim is still plenty weird. The Xbox Live Arcade HD remake of the 1994 hit for the Sega Genesis is every bit as bizarre as its aged inspiration, although that isn't a good thing.