In 1994, gamers were treated with a new brand of shooter/platformer. It did not have the furious run-and-gun of Contra, the ludicrous speed of Sonic, or the enchanting power-ups of Mario, but it did have a unique, zany charm that made it a game to remember.
In a few short years, Earthworm Jim took the world by storm, spawning a couple of sequels, loads of merchandise and a Saturday morning cartoon. Much of the hype and fanfare was, of course, deserved. The first couple of games were fantastic because of their unique style and gameplay.
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There's also a review for Sakura Wars up on the site. I love when games try something new or blend genres in a unique way, and this one definitely does that.
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