Genre: Shooter / 3rd Person CDs: 1 Players: 1 ESRB: Teen
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Publisher: ASC Games Retail Barcode: 7 29627 32015 4 Memory: 1 Block
Developer: ASC Games with Visual Concepts Sony ID: SLUS-00469 Accessories: Analog Controller
Released: November 30th, 1997 PSRM: 007410


Box Copy
  • Flip, climb, hang, slide, blast, and fight through five multi-level 3D worlds.
  • Rage up with unique RAGE meter
  • Powerful assault weapons
  • Vicious physical attack combos
  • Live or die by the state of your rage.

Discussion
Take all the brutal, amazing carnage you can fill a screen with and then dump the player into the crappiest jump mechanic ever, and you have ONE. Despite the great graphics, music, and special effects, the game suffers from terrible forced camera angles and terrible platform jumping that should be easier than it is. The game starts off hard and just keeps getting worse.

A sad fate for a game that once had so much promise.

 

Trivia
  • Visual Concepts are the same people that helped bring all those amazing sports games to the Dreamcast and are now part of 2K.
     
  • If you're looking to help ease the insane difficulty, but not the impossible jumping, do the following. At the Load Game Screen, enter the password HEYBUDDY and you'll be given access to Invincibility, All Weapons, and a Level select.
     
  • There's a tricky jump in the first level where you must jump across a hole and between two fallen girders on the landing platform. Line yourself up with the rust line in the floor and you'll make it okay.
     
  • During the Double Helicopter boss, once you kill off the first helicopter, you go into a far 3rd person view from the perspective of the helicopter. The object is to run around to the side of the building and dodge the incoming missiles, so that they hit the 6 panels of the wall underneath the giant smoke stack. Once blown away, and after a small cinema, you'll need to blow up the 4 small boxes holding up the smoke stack.
     
  • Some of the most amazing explosion and light effects used in a PSX game during the era. 
Variations / Printing Errors
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