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After the game has been completed, the "Random Mode" will be unlocked. Environments will be randomly generated as opposed to fixed that re-arranges the location of presents, keys, earthlings and more. | After the game has been completed, the "Random Mode" will be unlocked. Environments will be randomly generated as opposed to fixed that re-arranges the location of presents, keys, earthlings and more. | ||
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Just like previous entries, up to two players are able to play simultaneously. However with the addition of Latisha as well as three secret characters, both players have the option to hotswap between the characters at the beginning or by finding a location in the overworld(s) that allow you to change characters. Each character also has specific abilities or perks that give them an upper hand over the other characters in certain situations. | Just like previous entries, up to two players are able to play simultaneously. However with the addition of Latisha as well as three secret characters, both players have the option to hotswap between the characters at the beginning or by finding a location in the overworld(s) that allow you to change characters. Each character also has specific abilities or perks that give them an upper hand over the other characters in certain situations. | ||
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*Additional characters must be downloaded to the Xbox hard drive. See [[ToeJam & Earl III: Mission to Earth#Xbox Live and Downloadable Content|Xbox Live and Downloadable Content]]. | *Additional characters must be downloaded to the Xbox hard drive. See [[ToeJam & Earl III: Mission to Earth#Xbox Live and Downloadable Content|Xbox Live and Downloadable Content]]. | ||
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Additional characters and levels are available as additional downloadable content for the game. They can be obtained either through the Xbox Live service (Which was decommissioned on May 11, 2010) or from the ''Xbox Exhibition Disk Volume 2''. | Additional characters and levels are available as additional downloadable content for the game. They can be obtained either through the Xbox Live service (Which was decommissioned on May 11, 2010) or from the ''Xbox Exhibition Disk Volume 2''. | ||
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Once development moved onto the new platform, there was consideration in bringing the game to other platforms after the Xbox version was completed. Namely the [[Playstation 2]] and the [[Gamecube]]. It was noted that the same experience could not be brought to other platforms in the same way as the Xbox version. As a result, only came out on one platform. | Once development moved onto the new platform, there was consideration in bringing the game to other platforms after the Xbox version was completed. Namely the [[Playstation 2]] and the [[Gamecube]]. It was noted that the same experience could not be brought to other platforms in the same way as the Xbox version. As a result, only came out on one platform. | ||
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| System(s): Xbox | |||||
| Publisher: Sega | |||||
| Developer: ToeJam & Earl Productions, Visual Concepts | |||||
| Genre: Action | |||||
| Number of players: 1-2 | |||||
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ToeJam & Earl III: Mission to Earth is the sequel to ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron. It was originally released for the Xbox in 2002, and is currently the first and only entry in the series to be presented in 3D. The duo are also joined by a new female friend, Latisha.
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Gameplay
The game plays as a cross of the first two ToeJam & Earl games, with an emphasis on the first game that features roguelike elements in a game built around exploration. Once again up to two players can uncover new environments with the aid of presents. Each present comes with either a specified or random item that can either help or hinder your experience. Collecting money also helps in making progress, special ordering presents, making deals with Earthlings and more. Keys also serve as a way to unlock new levels and environments. Unlike the previous two games, the characters now have a means of self defense; Funk-Fu.
The main objective is to spread the word of funk to the people of Earth, as decreed by the Funkopotimus himself, Lamont. To do this, all characters have the ability to perform Funk-Fu. These serve as basic attacks that look like physical attacks, but instead will funkify earthlings causing them to become friendly with you. Funkified earthlings can also give helpful items or aid in level quests.
Each action in the game rewards points, which then gives the ability to level up your character which also increases your belt-color ranking. Attempting to funkify an earthling with a rank higher than yours causes them to be invulnerable until your belt level matches theirs.
After the game has been completed, the "Random Mode" will be unlocked. Environments will be randomly generated as opposed to fixed that re-arranges the location of presents, keys, earthlings and more.
Playable Characters
Just like previous entries, up to two players are able to play simultaneously. However with the addition of Latisha as well as three secret characters, both players have the option to hotswap between the characters at the beginning or by finding a location in the overworld(s) that allow you to change characters. Each character also has specific abilities or perks that give them an upper hand over the other characters in certain situations.
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- Additional characters must be downloaded to the Xbox hard drive. See Xbox Live and Downloadable Content.
Xbox Live and Downloadable Content
Additional characters and levels are available as additional downloadable content for the game. They can be obtained either through the Xbox Live service (Which was decommissioned on May 11, 2010) or from the Xbox Exhibition Disk Volume 2.
Development
ToeJam & Earl III was once set to be a Sega Dreamcast game, but the demise of the console led to development being moved to the Xbox.
Once development moved onto the new platform, there was consideration in bringing the game to other platforms after the Xbox version was completed. Namely the Playstation 2 and the Gamecube. It was noted that the same experience could not be brought to other platforms in the same way as the Xbox version. As a result, only came out on one platform.
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