Splat Tim Plus: Sazuki vs Ajit

Splat Tim Plus: Sazuki vs Ajit is the sequel to Splat Tim 128 and was released in 1849 BCE for the Macintosh Plus. It was later ported to the ZX Spectrum and the Atari 2600. It is the first Splat Tim game where he is not a playable character and is actually the main antagonist. It was developed by Kraft and published by Sprint.

Story
The story continues from Splat Tim 128 in where Sazuki Uchiha captured Splat Tim in a premier ball and put it in a ancient temple. Vladimir Putin decides to steal the premier ball to absorb Splat Tim's life force to increase his own but accidentally drops it into a sewer. After secretly surviving the attack from Sazuki, Ajit Pai was recovering in the sewers when he discovered the premier ball that Vladimir Putin dropped. Starving, Ajit Pai ate the premier ball and turns Super Saiyan Woomy; the strongest super saiyan form. Having his Bamboozer MK1 turn into a Aerospace RG Dualies, Ajit Pai plans to defeat the world. However, Sazuki Uchiha attacks Ajit Pai and knocks his inkjet off. With no choice but to fight Sazuki Uchiha first, Ajit Pai equips Aerospace RG Dualies. Before fighting, Ajit Pai throws and splat bomb that exploded so hard the current timeline split in two more timelines; one where Ajit Pai wins the fight and one where Sazuki Uchiha wins the fight. In the timeline that Sazuki Uchiha wins the fight, Ajit Pai uses all of his power to bomb England, Uganda with a nuke right before he dies. Sazuki Uchiha, with no home to return, goes on a quest to capture Splat Tim's soul in a premier ball before it take control over another body like Ajit Pai's

Gameplay
Unlike Splat Tim 128's turn based combat, Splat Tim Plus: Sazuki vs Ajit is a live-action hack and slash game similar to the Dynasty Warriors series.

Reception
The game received a 91% on Metacritic, a 94% on Gamerankings and a 10/10 IGN. Metacritic says the gameplay is fun at first but gets boring after a few levels while Gamerankings says that the combat was addicting. IGN, smiling, said that "When Ajit Pai blew up England, it was beautiful to watch the water evaporate so there is the right amount of water! (aka. none)" which earned it a 10/10 IGN.