Genesis Garfield: The Lost Levels (Prototype) SEGA Genesis ROM

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Includes the levels: Bonehead the Barbarian Alien Landscape Catsablanca Credits: Frank Cifaldi of the Video Game History Foundation

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• Garfield: The Lost Levels (Prototype) SEGA Genesis ROM
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[DJPlace]

i know there's a PC version of this game and it had the space level in it. i could be wrong however. still these lost level's are meh... and the level with the train was a tricky one to beat. also like real life getting hit by the train from the front is an instian death.. i think this train level was going be one of the level's on the oringal level it was based on. still a good time waster for a prototype and getting tidbit's is cool. it's one of those games you beat once and don't have to play it again.

 

[Alopex]

Hard to believe we finally have this game.

Though as others have said, it's not a prototype, and neither is the Flintstones game, they were released as complete, as intended digital titles.

 

[Juiceala]

Minor correction: Popeye in High Seas High-Jinks seems to be mostly complete, but from the ones I've mentioned, seems to be the only one that should be considered "Prototype".

Again, I wouldn't consider this a "prototype" as this version WAS released to the public back in 1995. A "prototype" refers to any build of a game prior to its retail release.

Pretty much this, idk why Spike labeled this and Flintstones as prototypes, these are full digital-only releases, by this logic games such as Kirby Blowout Blast and Rhythm Heaven MegaMix should count as prototypes since they only released digitally before servers shut down.

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By the way, would it be possible to add the extra levels of this version to the fan-made MSU-MD and SRAM patches of Garfield: Caught in the Act?

I was thinking something similar but a hack of the Mega Drive Rom of Caught in the Act to add these levels like originally intended.

 

[aorin1]

The "lost levels" are no longer "lost". So really, this should have been called "Garfield: The Levels".

Joke aside, I'm so glad that this previously lost digital exclusive build has been recovered. I never thought I'd see the day in which such a monumental event happens.

Again, I wouldn't consider this a "prototype" as this version WAS released to the public back in 1995. A "prototype" refers to any build of a game prior to its retail release.

The found levels
The unearthed levels

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I'm not sure why you guys uploaded these games as "Prototype", as they were indeed released as full games and are official US released Sega games through the Sega Channel service, yes, the recent Sega Channel recovered ROMs feature protos, different versions that are hardly different from the cartridge releases, and exclusives, such as Iron Hammer, The Flintstones, Garfield - The Lost Levels, Popeye in High Seas High-Jinks and Waterworld, but these are not protos, they shouldn'te even be considered (Unl) either.

Minor correction: Popeye in High Seas High-Jinks seems to be mostly complete, but from the ones I've mentioned, seems to be the only one that should be considered "Prototype".

 

[ShinnAsukaYESTaylorSwiftNO]

If I had a nickel for every time a piece of Garfield lost media got unearthed in its entirety to the public this month, then I would have two nickels which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice, right?

By the way, would it be possible to add the extra levels of this version to the fan-made MSU-MD and SRAM patches of Garfield: Caught in the Act?

 

[Juiceala]

The "lost levels" are no longer "lost". So really, this should have been called "Garfield: The Levels".

Or Garfield 2J for Super Players


I'll see myself out.

 

[Scotty Scotty]

The "lost levels" are no longer "lost". So really, this should have been called "Garfield: The Levels".

Joke aside, I'm so glad that this previously lost digital exclusive build has been recovered. I never thought I'd see the day in which such a monumental event happens.

Again, I wouldn't consider this a "prototype" as this version WAS released to the public back in 1995. A "prototype" refers to any build of a game prior to its retail release.

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

Thank you for uploading it and sharing this expanded version of Garfield for the Mega Drive/Genesis, even though it is considered a prototype.