Aside from different sprites and Fireball’s ability to come through objects, they behave pretty much like the Blaster. Instead of being Pepper Spray and Electroblaster, they’re now respectively Fireball and Blade Gun. * The last two weapons (#8 and #9) are different.
The collision detection also seems different – it’s impossible to wallclimb or to shoot Bouncers or Water Shield’s Whammo Ammo through the wall. Weapons don’t fly faster when one shoots while running (aside from Water Shield‘s Whammo Ammo), they vanish more quickly, and Bouncers’ durability increases as they bounce. Instead, the original music in the form of. J2T files, levels and their tilesets are together in form of. The most common beta version is 1.00g (even though most people who claim to have obtained JJ2 with hardware have 1.00h). They made their way onto the web instantly, as everyone who acquired them assumed they were the retail version.
The OEM copies were released the same day as the complete game was published (April 9th 1998). In the result of a deal between Epic and Intel, these WIP (Work In Progress) versions were distributed along with Intel’s hardware – hence why they’re called OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer). The 1.00 beta versions originated in June 1997, when Jazz 2 was in the middle of its development. I thought I would share this with the Beta Archive community as it has been hosted for months on a website myself and a friend are currently working on, If you have any problems let me know!ĭifferences compared to the final version of Jazz Jackrabbit 2
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