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Ecco Jr. is fun! Not exactly a canon game (unless you consider it happening during Ecco's childhood) but it is a fun addition to the franchise that offered a much more kid-friendly approach to the series. There are two versions of Ecco Jr: the Sega Pico release which was titled Ecco Jr. and the Great Ocean Treasure Hunt, and the Mega Drive game which saw a physical release in Australia and the US. Unlike the Mega Drive game, the Pico version had an extensive release across many markets. Both games are classed as edutainment, with a focus on exploration first and foremost, and basic math, rhythm, and puzzle solving in the Pico versions.

Japan did see Ecco Jr. on the Mega Drive, but only through a download via the Sega Channel during August of 1995, so no physical carts exist from that era, nor do any ROMs exist from that broadcast era, making it lost media.

Note that all scans supplied for items are in PNG format unless otherwise specified at 600DPI for archival purposes, as a result some files may be quite large.
If you'd like to see a specific item, please click on the code issued by the item name in the index.

Mega Drive Games:
[MD01] Ecco Jr. [PAL]
[MD02] Ecco Jr. [NTSC-U]

Sega Pico Games:
[PI01] Ecco Jr. And The Great Ocean Treasure Hunt! [NTSC-U]

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Site Home About Sale/Trade Wanted Links Games Ecco The Dolphin The Tides of Time Ecco Jr. Defender of the Future Sentinels of the Universe Demo & Promotional Media Soundtracks Comics Books & Magazines Promotional Merchandise Figures Apparel Special Goods	Ecco Jr. is fun! Not exactly a canon game (unless you consider it happening during Ecco's childhood) but it is a fun addition to the franchise that offered a much more kid-friendly approach to the series. There are two versions of Ecco Jr: the Sega Pico release which was titled Ecco Jr. and the Great Ocean Treasure Hunt, and the Mega Drive game which saw a physical release in Australia and the US. Unlike the Mega Drive game, the Pico version had an extensive release across many markets. Both games are classed as edutainment, with a focus on exploration first and foremost, and basic math, rhythm, and puzzle solving in the Pico versions. Japan did see Ecco Jr. on the Mega Drive, but only through a download via the Sega Channel during August of 1995, so no physical carts exist from that era, nor do any ROMs exist from that broadcast era, making it lost media. Note that all scans supplied for items are in PNG format unless otherwise specified at 600DPI for archival purposes, as a result some files may be quite large. If you'd like to see a specific item, please click on the code issued by the item name in the index. Mega Drive Games: [MD01] Ecco Jr. [PAL] [MD02] Ecco Jr. [NTSC-U] Sega Pico Games: [PI01] Ecco Jr. And The Great Ocean Treasure Hunt! [NTSC-U] ♢ ♢ ♢