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my dad found the holiday hare 94 version on a shovelware cd and installed it for me. when i played it for the first time and this green rambo rabbit jumped on screen, with groovy soundblaster beat on speakers, i knew this is going to be my favourite game. later we found that the same cd hosts the 95 version too, i liked that one more, even if it had that hard as balls legoland level. but still the music, the attitude, those great 3d bonus levels and wholesome carnage was enough for my 8 year self. demo of the sequel was on the cover cd of magazine we had subscription for; it was great too. nowadays i listen more to the soundtracks from the games (thank you whichever game music bundle was that) than playing them proper, because they're kind of bullshit regarding the level design. jj1 gets really hard really fast (tubelectric is the first waking call, and later it gets worse), and there are only couple of good ones in the sequel, along with a lot clipping problems and overall rushed feeling. i still love them to death, have the original one cd-version boxed and the secret files. of course we assume that gameboy advance thing never happened, right?
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just listen to the music, then, and enjoy the memories https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvI9ww_5gPY
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i actually kind of agree, there was way too much enemies in the first game and the second ones level design was pretty lackluster in places and had bad collision detectionSeshoho Cian posted:There was very little jazz in this game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5eb_qUg5rY
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