The Lizard appeared in the 1991 Spider-Man arcade game. The Lizard appeared as a boss in The Amazing Spider-Man for the Game Boy and the game's 1992 sequel The Amazing Spider-Man. The Lizard appeared as a boss in The Amazing Spider-Man vs. The Kingpin. The Lizard appeared as an optional boss in the 1995 Spider-Man video game. As his boss fight takes place in the sewers, the player has the option to avoid him by escaping the location. When he is defeated, he transforms back into Dr. Connors, though in the SNES version of the game, attacking Connors once he has been restored to normal will cause him to turn back into the Lizard, with more power than he previously had. In the Sega Genesis version, he will automatically transform into the Lizard after a short time, though he does not become invincible or stronger. He is also a mini-boss in the final level of the SNES version, where he cannot be attacked after turning back into Connors. The Lizard appears as a boss in Spider-Man: Lethal Foes. The Lizard makes a minor appearance in the 2000 Spider-Man video game, voiced by Dee Bradley Baker. He has been imprisoned by Venom to take control of his lizard-men minions, and gives advice to Spider-Man on how to find Venom after encountering him. The Lizard appears as a boss Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro, voiced again by Dee Bradley Baker. When Spider-Man comes to Bio Tech to seek Curt Connors' help in learning more about the Bio-Nexus Device, he finds that Connors has transformed into the Lizard and is forced to cure him. Afterwards, Connors reveals that he was present when Electro stole the device and advises Spider-Man to search the lab of its creator, Dr. Watts, for more information. Curt Connors appears in the Treyarch version of the Spider-Man 2 film tie-in game, voiced by Joe Alaskey. Like the Sam Raimi film incarnation, this version is Peter Parker's science teacher at Columbia University and an old friend and colleague of Dr. Otto Octavius. Originally, the Lizard was supposed to have been included in the game, as evidenced by his prominent appearances in the game's promotional material, before he was suddenly removed. However, hints towards the Lizard were included in the final game, such as Doctor Octopus breaking Connors' right arm. In the Game Boy Advance and N-Gage versions of the game, the