ToeJam and Earl

This is a boring game but the cartridge works great.

If you’ve never experienced the funkotronic awesomeness that is Toejam & Earl, you are seriously missing out. My husband had never played it, as soon as it arrived we played 4 hours straight. It’s one of the best two player games Sega came out with.

Grandkids love to play

My son and I loved playing this funky game when it first came out. The music and the characters was just so much fun. The game was lost and I had looked for years trying to replace it. I just bought the Sega Mini Console for myself it was not complete without ToeJam & Earl. I found it...and I'm loving it!!!

Games a classic. Just buy it

Took me so long to find this game again. So happy to finally have it. Nothing better than to goof around with a buddy playing toe jam and earl. Love the high fives, the hula dance, walking off the edge when you get hit by cupids arrow.

Bought this game for my wifes birthday and she lost it. She's been looking for this game for years!

This game rocks 50 plus levels long hard and frustrating but an excellent game to play on a rainy or snowy day. This and Sonic The Hedgehog are the best sega games out there in my opinion.

This game was my childhood, and is still my favorite old game of all time, if you like amazing games, then you'll like this one for sure!

Some funky aliens need to find their ship parts they lost on Earth. I never knew Earth was made up of levels that this game shows, but I guess I was wrong. The enemies in this game are humorous; a santa, a boogieman and a duck on a flying carpet. I like using elevators to get to the next level. Awesome game.

Growing up it was hard finding genuinely exciting 2 player games. For every Battletoads or TMNT IV Turtles in Time, there were a lot of stinkers. Toejam and Earl was one of the former - offering up fun, split-screen co-op and a whole big bag of wackiness. You play as hip-hoppin' aliens running around getting powerups and running from earthlings. It had that classic early 90's sega "weirdness" that seemed their trademark.