Running has been mapped to a separate button, so you’re not constantly dashing around into everything at full speed. Gameplay-wise, there’s been a lot of changes since the original Jazz Jackrabbit, and pretty much all of them are for the better. While the original game was definitely inspired by stuff like Bugs Bunny, the sequel has much more of a Saturday morning cartoon vibe, which fits perfectly, considering the character. The game starts off with a nicely animated intro FMV, which is basically what the opening would be if Jazz actually had a cartoon. The only time the story actually shows up at any point is the manual, though, so none of this matters very much. The queen declares Jazz a fraud and throws him in the dungeon, where his slightly psychotic brother Spaz rescues him. Suddenly, Devan Shell appears and steals Jazz’s giant wedding ring to power a time machine (how very Day of the Tentacle), where he plans to conquer the universe before Jazz is even born. Of course this is highly subjective, and relative.Some time after the original Jazz Jackrabbit, Jazz and the princess are set to be married. (The numbers after each title are my personal valuations of those levels: 3 is OK, 5 is best and 1 is worst. Jazz has finally arrived in Turtle Town, his goal is to defeat the turtle boss and save Eva. Getting ashore, Jazz finds himself in the suburbs.
Jazz is out of luck again, it’s the second ship that sinks under him, but luckily he’s not too far from the shores. Jazz cannot leave until he defeats the devil.
The haunted town is filled with the restless. Jazz’s ship wrecks on a spooky island, he must escape from the sinking ship. Turtle Town is on an another continent, so Jazz must make his way to the nearest dock, and that takes him through the jungle. The evil turtle and his minions has invaded the home of the rabbits, Jazz must fight his way through their ranks.
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