Johnny Bazookatone

A UK first

At the time of release Johnny Bazookatone claimed to be the UK's first 32bit platformer.

Development

• The developers invested in a high-performance computer to process and handle all of the heavy graphical and 3D modeling demands. The computer was reported to be a Silicon Graphics Challenge system equipped with two CPUs and 512MB of RAM.
• It took the art and design team a minimum of eight months to determine how the game could best be designed and presented.

Version differences

Johnny Bazookatone for the PlayStation came in two different case variations. The original long box plastic shelled release of Johnny Bazookatone was by U.S. Gold. When Eidos bought them out, they re-released it in jewel case format with the proper re-workings of the Eidos logo rather than the U.S. Gold one.