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Localisation comparisons

Mega Drive version

US version

EU version

Zool was published in Europe by Electronic Arts, so you get the standard EA logo instead of a Sega one when the game boots.

US version

EU version

It also means a different logo is kicked in the introduction. In Europe it is the Gremlin Graphics logo while in North America it's Gametek.

US version

EU version

PAL versions get an extra 16 pixel rows of screen real estate as the HUD takes up less room.

Game Gear version

JP version

US/EU versions

The Japanese version omits the ™ symbol from the Sega logo. It also uses a lighter shade of blue than its Western counterparts.

JP version

US version

EU version

Like its Mega Drive counterpart, Zool was published by different companies in different regions, so a different logo is kicked in the introduction. In Europe it is the Gremlin Graphics logo, North America gets Gametek and Japan has Infocom.

US version

JP/EU versions

The North American version has slightly different copyright text on the title screen.

Version comparisons

Mega Drive

Master System

Game Gear

References

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