Appearances in Other Media
- The tape loading sound can be heard at the start of "Carn Marth" by Aphex Twin. Both Sabre Wulf and the Sabreman character have featured in several RARE games since the original game as either cameo or main character:
- Both Killer Instinct & Killer Instinct 2 include a werewolf character named Sabrewulf.
- Sabreman makes a cameo in the game Banjo-Tooie as a frozen explorer who must be revived and returned to his camp.
- In the Game Boy Advance version of Donkey Kong Country, Sabrewulf's head has been stuffed and is mounted in Cranky’s hut.
- The Xbox 360 game Viva Piñata, also developed by Rare, features a minor cameo to Sabre Wulf - the in-game creature known as Mallowolf launches broken Sabre Wulf amulets as its attack.
- The Game Boy Advance has a very different game called Sabre Wulf, featuring both Sabreman & the titular Wulf.
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