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The first game is a basic but satisfying adventure with grid-based, SRPG-style combat. Has a bunch of one liners from Bruce himself, but they're tolerable.Ī fantasy RPG trilogy localized by Working Designs, with a monster arena/casino side-game thrown in. The bosses are pretty cool, like in the first level, you fight a tank that shoots rockets and has a flamethrower. For a Run n' Gun, it's very different than other games such as Metal Slug. The story is basically it's the future, and you escape from jail in the middle of the goddammned Apocalypse. Controls are something different, but they are best used in analog mode if you can. But besides that, a great game made by those lovable bastards, Neversoft. Ape Escape 2 is on PS2.Ī game about Bruce Willis being Bruce Willis. Fun Drum 'n Bass soundtrack and bright visuals. The monkeys have patterns of their own and may require trickery to capture the games have lots of slapstick humor and pop culture references.
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The first game in a series where you must use your wits and an assortment of gadgets to capture monkeys running amok in various levels.
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Note: use the Un-Worked Designs patch to undo the difficulty increase of the WD localization. Dual Hearts (PS2) is a spiritual sequel by the same team. The sequel went 3D, is unrelated plot-wise, and opinions on it are mixed. Expect some silly out-of-place dialogue courtesy of Working Designs. However this game is much more puzzle-intensive than your average Zelda, and some can get frustratingly hard. It's visually pleasant, there's lots of secrets to uncover, and the well-told story has some refreshingly somber tones. Features a lot of what made future installments in the series great, including named aces, special paint schemes, a phenomenal soundtrack, and tunnel missions.Īn early platformer game for the PSX, you are a tribal shaman whose girlfriend was kidnapped for a ritual, now you must traverse various worlds, collect voodoo dolls and slay demons to save her.Ī Zelda-esque overhead action-adventure with light RPG elements where you play as a boy who can explore people's dreams. A huge improvement over Air Combat, especially in regards for graphics and gameplay. Second installment in the Ace Combat franchise. Choose from a number of aircraft and go into battle with a "wingman" who you can give commands to.

Considered to be one of the best flight combat series. The first Ace Combat game the name was changed for America and Europe.

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PS2 games however are out of the question.
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* Protip: Contrary to popular belief, ALL PS3 units can play PS1 discs. If you have to get a PS1 get a Yaroze, it plays games regardless of region, unlike the regular PS1s or get a modchip. Yeah you can play PS1 games on a PSP, a PS2 or a PS3*. Quite a lot of garbage in the pile too, but that's what this wiki is here for, right? Ultimately, it became the best selling console ever (later surpassed by the PlayStation 2), so you will find a vast game library.
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While Sega did a complex and expensive design that left even the best programmers scratching their heads, Sony did a simple but powerful machine that was much easier to code for and while Nintendo tried to gouge third-parties with cartridge prices, Sony offered their CD manufacturing plants and distribution structure to publish their games at much lower costs. While everyone else fucked shit up, Sony got pretty much everything right. Here's what: the PlayStation was their perfect storm. Yet the angry newcomer came out swinging and crushed the competition, leaving them asking: what the hell just happened? Many expected it to be an also-ran, at most a distant third place. Publicly scorned and fuming with resentment, Sony decided to take what they had at that point and make their own console. It began as a CD drive for the SNES, but Nintendo noticed too late that the contract was too favorable to Sony, jumped ship, and went to bed with Philips (which ultimately led to the creation of the infamous CD-i). The PlayStation's creation was a bumpy ride.
