Interestingly, the 1989 NES game had Part 7 Jason on its cover.

Just like Retro Jason, they're also recolors of Part 3 Jason that come with a recolored machete, axe and the floating Pamela head from the NES game.

The toy company NECA released figures of Jason based on his appearance in the 1989 NES game.

Cunningham and Jason's creator Victor Miller, these plans were put on indefinite hold, before being canceled outright due to the official end of service for the game.

There were plans to separate Retro Jason from Part 3 Jason and make him a standalone playable character, complete with his own strengths and weakness.

Although the previews of Retro Jason was seen with the axe recolored much like in the 1989 game, this isn't present for some reason in-game as the axe that Retro Jason uses is the same axe model that Part 3 Jason uses.

Although not the first Jason variant to have not been modeled after any appearances from the films (outside of Savini Jason), it is the first and currently only Jason to have been modeled after his appearance in a video game, being the 1989 NES game.

It replaces Part 3's chase theme and uses 8-bit sounds.ĭue to him being a skin of Part 3 Jason, he has identical strengths and weaknesses. His chase theme is Return to Camp Blood, composed by Mitch Murder. In the game, Jason's preferred weapon of choice is the same felling axe that Part 3 Jason uses in-game. In the 1989 game, Jason only uses an axe and a machete, both with the handles in dark orange and the blades in bright white.

The mask, his hands, and boots are colored aqua, while his head and neck, shirt, pants, and the mask's straps are colored purple.

In terms of his appearance, there isn't much of a difference as Retro Jason is just a re-colored skin of Part 3 Jason. 1 Characteristics, Appearance, and WeaponsĬharacteristics, Appearance, and Weapons.

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