Our plan is to infect the world with funky, feel-good attitude and thereby make the world a safer place for everyone to get down and shake their respective groove thangs. It's a lofty goal, we know, but we stand undaunted, ready to face even the Anti-Funk.

TJ&E III is highly charged, funky insanity with an adult twist. For anybody tired of the same old thing (raise your hands), you just might wanna check out it out. You have a mission, should you choose to accept it. Recover the 12 sacred "Vinyls of Funk" and track down the evil Anti-Funk himself. The only way you're going to succeed is by cuttin' loose and gettin' down with your bad self. You know you bad, uh huh.

Right, so much for philosophy. You can get lots of game descriptions and features lists from reading the game or online mags.

Here are a couple of the common questions we received. We hope the answers give you some sense of what went into creating TJ&E III.

"What's the main difference between this game and the original TJ&E games?"  From a pair of awesome fans from way back named Adam and Dan de la Torre, in Walnut Creek, CA.

"Why is TJ&E III exclusive to Xbox?"  From everyone.

Click here to read all the questions and answers.

By popular demand, Toejam & Earl re-appeared in Ready-Aim-Tomatoes and Panic on Funkotron. All three games were published by Sega of America, and sold nearly a million units, remaining on the top ten list of video game rentals for years after their release. Find out more...