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During development of ''Bubsy II'', another version of the game was being developed alongside the versions that were released. This version of the game was to be '''released on Sega's handheld console, the Game Gear'''. From what is available of this version of the game, it appears to be nothing more than a colorized version of the Game Boy port. The Game Boy port of ''Bubsy II'' can be seen colorized if it is being played on a Super Game Boy, but the coloring on the Super Game Boy version appears to be far more basic than that of the Game Gear port, as the Super Game Boy version just puts a red tint over everything.
During development of ''Bubsy II'', another version of the game was being developed alongside the versions that were released. This version of the game was to be '''released on Sega's handheld console, the Game Gear'''. From what is available of this version of the game, it appears to be nothing more than a colorized version of the Game Boy port. The Game Boy port of ''Bubsy II'' can be seen colorized if it is being played on a Super Game Boy, but the coloring on the Super Game Boy version appears to be far more basic than that of the Game Gear port, as the Super Game Boy version just puts a red tint over everything.


Nothing else is known about this port of the game, as the only evidence of its existence are two screenshots in a post on the Nintendoage forums. The port itself has never been released, though due to Bubsys rising relevancy with the release of ''Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back'' on PS4 and PC on October 31st, 2017, there is still a chance it could receive a release, be it official or unofficial.
Nothing else is known about this port of the game, as the only evidence of its existence is two screenshots in a post on the Nintendoage forums. The port itself has never been released, though due to Bubsys rising relevancy with the release of ''Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back'' on PS4 and PC on October 31st, 2017, there is still a chance it could receive a release, be it official or unofficial.


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==Sources==
==Sources==
*[http://nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?StartRow=26&catid=35&threadid=163683 Nintendoage forum containing screenshot] Retrieved 20th Nov '17
*[http://nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?StartRow=26&catid=35&threadid=163683 Nintendoage forum containing screenshot] Retrieved 20 Nov '17
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubsy_2 ''Bubsy II'' on Wikipedia] Retrieved 20th Nov '17
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubsy_2 ''Bubsy II'' on Wikipedia] Retrieved 20 Nov '17


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Revision as of 14:00, 2 March 2018

Bubsy2gg1.png

The port's title screen.

Status: Lost

Bubsy II is the second game in the Bubsy series, and was released for the SNES and Sega Genesis/Mega Drive on October 28th, 1994, with a Game Boy port in 1995, and a PC re-release on December 17th, 2015. The game's reception was similar to that of the first Bubsy game, where it was critically acclaimed at the time, but in recent years the reception has grown more negative, with the entirety of the 90's Bubsy games now being heavily criticized.

During development of Bubsy II, another version of the game was being developed alongside the versions that were released. This version of the game was to be released on Sega's handheld console, the Game Gear. From what is available of this version of the game, it appears to be nothing more than a colorized version of the Game Boy port. The Game Boy port of Bubsy II can be seen colorized if it is being played on a Super Game Boy, but the coloring on the Super Game Boy version appears to be far more basic than that of the Game Gear port, as the Super Game Boy version just puts a red tint over everything.

Nothing else is known about this port of the game, as the only evidence of its existence is two screenshots in a post on the Nintendoage forums. The port itself has never been released, though due to Bubsys rising relevancy with the release of Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back on PS4 and PC on October 31st, 2017, there is still a chance it could receive a release, be it official or unofficial.

Gallery

Only other existing screenshot.

Sources