↑ Electronic Gaming Monthly, "November 1995" (US 1995-xx-xx), page 44.↑ File:Garfield Caught in the Act MD credits.pdf.
↑ 3.0 3.1 Press release: : Sega chooses Expert Software for PC distribution agreement.One of these levels, Alien Landscape, appears in the PC version of the game, and the remaining two levels, Bonehead the Barbarian and Slobbin Hood, appear in the Game Gear version. Sega Channel subscribers could download Garfield: The Lost Levels, which featured three additional levels. The original Mega Drive game features six levels. There are two difficulty levels, Kitty and Normal, which are identical except that Kitty difficulty adds arrows to the levels that point in the right direction or toward important objects. There is also a password system for continuing. The game ends if the player runs out of lives, but it can be continued if the player has continues remaining. He loses a health point whenever he takes damage from an enemy or a hazard, and he loses a life and restarts the level if he loses all of his health points. Garfield has ten health points (indicated by a TV set in the corner of the screen). In some levels, he enters passageways with when standing on front of them. Garfield's appearance is themed to each level, which includes how his weapons look, but Garfield and his weapons behave identically regardless of the level. He also has a projectile weapon that he throws with. This weapon can be used an unlimited number of times to attack enemies in close range. He is equipped with a melee weapon that he swings with. He pushes some objects by moving into them and grabs onto ledges by jumping near them. Garfield moves with and, crouches with, and jumps with. There is a hub level inside the TV that Garfield enters before each level. The game is a platformer played as the cartoon cat Garfield, who is trapped in his TV.
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