all computer versions:

The 8-bit and 16-bit home computer versions were developed by Emerald Software Ltd. and Keypunch Software, and was published by U.S. Gold Ltd., Kixx, and Erbe Software, S.A.

The games featured four different levels. The first is a top-down maze-style level based on the ‘Speed Demon’ short, involving wandering the studio to collect various items and costume pieces, with the final piece being the motorcycle while trying to avoid crazed fans. Stealth elements were used with an onscreen map. The next level has similar gameplay, riding the motorcycle collecting tokens, upon which turning into a car in order to jump a barrier to the next part. The third level is a side-scrolling level based on the “Smooth Criminal” clip, collecting ammunition and shooting at gangsters in openings above you. The final level involves morphing into a robot and shooting at soldiers in openings, with the player controlling a crosshair.

FUN FACT:

The computer versions of the game are the only ones that include the songs “Speed Demon” and “The Way You Make Me Feel.”