(either a flying saucer or an elevator). Later on in the game, the bots will jump around platforms, often falling to their death. Invariably each level also contains various enemies. These enemies include Terminator carrots, Scouse sausages and sword-wielding spacemen. The enemies will attempt to hurt Putty in various ways. The attacks from some of the enemies will also hurt any bots that Putty is carrying at the time. If a bot is hurt four times it is killed, causing the player to have to find another bot to absorb. Putty is also able to use powerups that are scattered around each level. These range from simple points bonuses to temporary invulnerability, to Uncle Ted. Once this latter powerup is collected, a man with a Hammond Organ named Uncle Ted appears, and proceeds to play a tune, causing all of the enemies in the level to freeze. A voice clip of Wally Maher as Screwy Squirrel in the character's debut short Screwball Squirrel can be heard as one of the voice lines of Putty's nemesis Dweezil the cat. Legacy The sequel Putty Squad was initially only released for Super NES and only in PAL territories. It features Putty fighting alongside nemesis Dweezil the cat against other mischievous enemies to rescue other red putties. It also features a two-player mode, with the second player taking control of a red putty. Versions of the game were completed and reviewed, but not published, for the Amiga and the Sega Mega Drive, with only a demo version for the Amiga being released on two magazine covermounts. The complete Amiga version was finally released in December 2013 as a free Christmas gift from System 3, available on their website. The Mega Drive version was also released in October 2015 by a Sega-16 user who get hold of a working prototype. An MS-DOS version was also projected by System 3 and a demo version was released on magazine disks, but in the end this version was not even finished by the developer. On August 12, 2010, System 3 announced that a new version of Putty Squad will be available on PS3, iPhone, iPad and PSP. The game was eventually released for PSVita, PS4, PS3, 3DS, Windows 8 and Xbox Live Arcade. The remake received mixed to negative reviews from critics. In Retro Gamer issue 39 Mark Cale stated that he would be bringing the Putty series