Vectorman

BlueSky Software's development relationship with Sega began in the early 1990s. After successfully developing and releasing Starflight and Joe Montana Football in 1991, BlueSky Software signed an exclusivity contract to develop video games for their Sega Genesis platform.#cite_note-Sega16Int-5) Sega won the bid for the rights to develop the official video game adaption of the film Jurassic Park, and chose BlueSky Software as the primary developer.#cite_note-6)#cite_note-VectoRetro-3) Sega published two of their Jurassic Park games; a video game adaption of the original Jurassic Park film "Jurassic Park (Sega video game)") released in 1993, and a sequel game, Jurassic Park: Rampage Edition, the following year, both for the Sega Genesis.#cite_note-VectoRetro-3) After completion of the two games, Sega turned to them to create a game centered around pre-rendered3D models in its levels and character designs, as an answer to Nintendo's popular 1994 release Donkey Kong Country.