The game was cancelled in circa 1993-1994 due to Loriciel having financial troubles. Advertising and media coverage suggests that the feature was planned to appear in the Mega Drive game in some form, but it is unknown whether any compatible builds were created.

The glaring omission from this Mega Drive port, and indeed most versions of the game, is the dropped support for anaglyph 3D glasses, allowing the Super NES version to obtain a pseudo-3D look (and hence gain the name ' Lost Dimension in 3D' a pair is even included in the SNES version's box). There are a number of weapon upgrades too. The player controls Jim Power, where makes him shoot, makes him jump and can wipe out all enemies on screen, provided you have enough bombs. There have also been numerous tweaks to make the game easier, as Jim Power games are notoriously difficult.

The Arcade Game was planned to be essentially the same game as Lost Dimension in 3D, however the stages utilising the Super NES' 'Mode 7' effects were replaced with simpler 2D shoot-'em-up stages. Despite its name, there was not an arcade release of Jim Power - it is in fact a re-tooled version of the 1993 Super NES/IBM PC game, Jim Power: The Lost Dimension in 3D (which itself is an update to the earlier 1992 release Jim Power In Mutant Planet for home computers).

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