DIGITAL NES ROM
JIM & DILL – The Legend of Weed N’ Stiff
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PHYSICAL NES CARTRIDGE (CIB)
JIM & DILL – The Legend of Weed N’ Stiff (Physical NES Version from PREMIUM EDITION GAMES)
PREMIUM EDITION GAMES signed on to release the physical version of Jim & Dill – The Legend of Weed N’ Stiff. The complete-in-box (CIB) version includes the game cartridge, box, instruction manual, and foam block as well as other goodies like a challenge card and custom dog tags (for preorder customers).
ABOUT THE GAME
Join the adventure! The first game released, but the 2nd game in the whole story. Jim Weed and Dill Stiff have been kidnapped by the jealous Joe Bobson, leader of the rival band Moo Cow. You’ll have to battle your way through the seaside, mountains, caves, and snow to save the Weed N’ Stiff boys! Along the way, a cast of characters from the Weed N’ Stiff universe will help you on your quest. Sort of. At least there’s a lot of WS references and even some of the band’s music in glorious 8-bit.
Original game score written by Logan E. Schad, along with some classic 8-bit Weed N Stiff tunes! Featuring the song “Buttermoose” (available for download on iTunes, Amazon, and Bandcamp).
Formed in 1994, Weed N’ Stiff has been the world’s premier rock and roll duo. The band consists of lead singer James (Jim) Weed and guitarist Dillard (Dill) Stiff.
At the time of writing, the band has recorded 11 albums (some of which can be found on iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Spotify, etc.), written more than 130 songs, released multiple music videos, a 20th Anniversary documentary, and three video games.
Weed N Stiff’s rise to fame certainly did not come easy, and not without making some enemies along the way.
