Undertale (Video Game)

Undertale (also known as Undertale Burger: The Video Game) is a 1997 mixed media video game released for the Sega Genesis, developed by Happy Madison Productions and released by Lyrick Studios. It is based on the 1997 Nickelodeon film of the same name.

The game requires the Sega 32X, which is not advertised anywhere, in addition to being sold as an ordinary Sega Genesis game.

Plot
Undertale follows the plot of the film, as Jesus and RiceGum stop Mondo Burger from trying to take down Good Burger. It very terribly attempted to reduce everything into a combination of platforming, mini-games, point-and-click, and first person shooter. Some elements of the plot are missing, as well as adding plot beats that make no sense.

Characters
Jesus and RiceGum are the two main playable characters. Both are teenagers, and both are teenagers in the movie as well. They go through the game alongside each other, similar to Sonic the Hedgehog 2.

Whitey Duvall is playable in a mini-game, where you give Roxanne Wolf some of your "Ed's Sauce" to win. If you manage to lose the mini-game, Whitey Duvall will have a seizure, and Roxanne will be angry, and stomp on his Duballs, resulting in a game over.

John "I Totally Had Sexual Relations With That Woman" Kricfalusi is a boss at the end of the Demented Hills chapter. He is pretty hard to defeat, but it is indeed possible.

Gordon Ramsay is the final boss of the game, but he cannot be fought without a code from a post credits scene from the movie, which unlocks the true ending of the game. To defeat him, you have to keep shooting Ed's Sauce at him, and when he is defeated, there is a cutscene where he falls into the Jerma985 Meat Grinder, which uses real life gore images, similar to the critically acclaimed Hong Kong '97 on Super Nintendo.

Other characters from the film show up as NPCs or in cutscenes.

Release
Undertale was recalled the day it hit store shelves, because "everybody seemed to complain about it", according to Adam Sandler, founder of Happy Madison productions. There are no known copies in the wild, or ROM dumps on the internet.

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Trivia

 * The game cover advertises that Dante from Devil May Cry is in the video game. However, this is a blatant lie and one of the many reasons the game was so hated on release.
 * The soundtrack consists of chiptune remixes of Jesus Is My Friend, Technical Foul, Bum Biddy, Story of Undertale, the Trimmy Neutron Theme Song, and their motifs. The soundtrack was praised for being clever at reusing the songs like it did.UndertalePCBox.jpg
 * The game received an extremely hard to come by PC port in the late 2000's (alternatively known as Undertale Burger: The Video Game: Expanded and Enhanced Definitive Edition). It was ported by Trojan Video Game Softwares, which bought the source code in order to port. It has not yet been archived on the internet and there have been no known listings for copies since it's release, nor does anybody know if it actually released. It's possible that pre-orders were refunded, or it was a scam all together.