They should reboot this franchise. There's definitely a market for platformer/collectathon-style games in the adult market, and Gex's brand of sarcastic pop-culture humor would translate well to the internet age. Also: personal timestamp. 1:07:00
sadly, it doesnt seem like collectathon games have a market at all. Yooka laylee is a good example of a recent collectathon and did not meet expectations. Even the Spyro trilogy remaster thingy was a flash in a pan and now not many people care about it. I've tried going back and playing collectathons now that I am an adult too and they definitely are no where near as fun as they used to be
I remember not playing this without a memory card being little as I was but didn’t stop me from playing the same tutorial and first snowy mission countless times
This game is sooo underrated It was so great and original .Respect and big love for the developers It is not easy to make a good game in that time 1999.
I agree. It's easily the best game in the trilogy. Gex 1 was just a dkc ripoff. Gex 2 was an improvement, but it need to be better, but gex 3 is amazing.
This game was way creepier as a kid- some parts are still kinda creepy honestly. Even some sound effects are creepy for some reason lol! It’s still fantastic though.
@@francescocv1593I was Born in the late 90's but i remember me as a kid 5 or 6 at my two older cousins place playing on their ps1, which made me get a copy for myself.
i remember i used to play this and not understand wtf he was saying but now that i've seen majority of the movies makes the game that more hilarious lmao
I loved this game as a kid. But I felt it was one of the hardest games ever. Especially the timed bonus rounds. I avoided those rounds, they used to make me so anxious. Lol.
i could pass the crash bandicoot games because they were linear and i would get to the end of the level eventually, but in here sometimes i didnt know what to do or where to go, i think i managed to get to most levels by pure luck, but it was incredibly hard, specially when i didnt know english so everything i did was by testing and getting used to the controls and what you could do with them, i still have aaaaa lot of nostalgia for this game, its so "90s" with all the outdated jokes and colors and cartoon goofiness, god i wish i could go back to these better times.
It depends on the version of the game. The voice actor in the America version is Dana Gould and the voice actor in the United Kingdom version is Danny John-Jules.
I haven’t played Gex in a while but I remember playing 2 and 3 so much as a kid. In 2 my favorite levels were toon tv, pre historic tv, and scream tv but when I was a kid the scream channels really freaked me out lol. I haven’t gotten through a lot of 3’s channels but like the western channel, Christmas channel, and mystery channel. But the Christmas and toon channels really have the most nostalgia to me because they were the first channels you go to.
Wow the PS1 mythology level is a LOT different from the N64 version! Fun fact, the N64 mythology level has blue orbs that you could tongue and use them as grapplers, they reuse the grapple orbs in Whiplash, another game by Crystal Dynamics
Not only that, but those who grew up with the N64 ports would never realize it either since Nintendo required the devs to remove practically every sex-related joke.
This, Spyro, Rayman, Tomb Raider, and a few others that slip my mind, were the highlight of my childhood game playing years. I can't even comprehend how I thought the graphics were amazing and flawless back then! Lmao. So far, I downloaded the Spyro reignited Trilogy on Steam and I'm not disappointed in the slightest. (the graphics on the Steam version are what I remember back in the old days! Lol)
Although these plays last for many hours, I like them better than speedrun because they allow you to see the extent of the game in its scenes, conversations and videos, which brings back many memories, plus when you have the game & you cannot play it because you don't have it in the same place. I love it. PS: I saw too Abe's Exoddus walktrough. You were a great player, with no deaths & all the mudokons saved!
Gex Trilogy will be released this year for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC and it will be a remaster of all three games. Croc HD is in development and it will be a remaster of the first game.
ok so, a couple of things 1: "ah my favorite holiday, halloween": was that a nightmare before christmas reference? snowy area, christmas elves, halloween. 2: wtf were those elves saying when gex hit them? "Hey, you're archy barthelow" 3: did evil santa just call gex a bitch?
Christopher A. Tremmel, a former Interplay Productions employee (of course he created Boogerman: A Pick and Flick Adventure!) joined Crystal Dynamics in 1998 or 1999. Andrew Wright, one of the programers of this game, was an artist at Probe Software Limited. He joined CD in either '98 or '99. Ross Harris, a former Perfect 10 Productions Limited/Teeny Weeny Games employee, joined CD in '98 or '99. Can't you see he moved out of England, just like what Andy did? John Baker, the founder of Neuromantic Productions, joined CD in either 1997 or '98. Lyle J. Hall, a former Virgin Games USA employee, went to CD in either 1993 or 1994.
Interesting. The game was created by the same developers Crystal Dynamics, so they could have put it there as a reference to Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko to let people know about the game and maybe buy it if they liked it. The same is true in reverse. There is a Legacy Of Kain: Soul Reaver demo in Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko that you can try out and if you like the game you will buy it. I haven't played the Legacy Of Kain: Soul Reaver, but I plan to play it in the future, it is all, have a nice day.
I bought the Nintendo 64 port at a flea market (for $7) and already I regret it. The PSOne version by far is superior, and it’s shown within the first five minutes!
@@amyrose6572 Eidos bought Crystal Dynamics in 1998, then Square-Enix bought Eidos in 2009, so as they stated in the other comment, Square-Enix is just the parent company and consolidated the Eidos operation under the Square-Enix Europe name. As to their current projects? Just Tomb Raider and Avengers games. The only thing concerning Gex that was heard of in the last 5 or 6 years was that Square-Enix was opening the franchise (along with other Eidos/Crystal Dynamics IPs) to indie developers with new ideas, through their Collective platform. The only Eidos IP to get the Collective treatment and subsequent release was Fear Effect Sedna.
Damn, the remake just release like 11 months ago and then anothet trailer for ge, remake released just 3 days ago. Love this game with its differeny gimmicks and transferring to another land was exciting.
Need a time machine to go back and tell younger me that i barely even started this game. I made it through the Egyptian level and gigured i was almost done...lol
I love this game when I was growing up as a kid when I got the PlayStation one I thought I was the shit and I played the hell out of this game and even though I was a young age I got all the jokes and laughed my ass off
I collected all the remotes bonus coins and paws but the game still wont go past 49 remotes for me and wont let me see the ending from this video. Can someone help me? Im playing a ps1 version on a ps3
I played this when I was 5 and I couldn't get past the tutorial because it was too hard, so I just watched my big brother play instead lol the memories!!
Ah i remember the days of no memory card playing the first few levels over and over and never being able to make that jump in the tutorial it blew my mind when i actuly made it to the 3rd hub area to discorver there was more. god i miss the ps1
@@Plasmapromo Never used an emulator on PC? Well, *first* you google "epsxe for pc download". That should take you to the site where you can download the latest version of ePSXe - an emulator. *Second* - you gotta download the game. I'm Russian, we have our own torrent sites where we download stuff, but when I look for something in English, I usually go to Pirate Bay. Go there, find the game and download it (it should be ISO file). Or if you happen to have the old copy on a disc, it'll be sufficient as well. And *finally* - open your emulator, click on File tab, choose Run ISO. Now you can play the game. Of course, sometimes some configuration is required, but nothing too difficult. You can look it up here - www.fantasyanime.com/emuhelp/epsxe The article covers all questions for a newbie, so look it up anyway, not only for configuration. And *lastly* - it's better to have a wireless gamepad, cause playing using a keyboard must be uncomfortable as hell.
Dana Gould voiced Gex in all three games for the US market. In the UK releases, Gould voiced Gex in the first game, then Leslie Philips in Gex 2, and Danny John-Jules in this third installment.
It depends on the version of the game. The voice actor in the America version is Dana Gould and the voice actor in the United Kingdom version is Danny John-Jules. This applies to Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko.
This game is cool. I have this game. I could never close with 100% of the game. I find it very difficult to get all the "butterflies" at all stages. The second secret bonus has a background music that neither of the game akuji the heartless. This video refers to level 2 of the Akuji game: ruclips.net/video/JuBRBiSndTc/видео.html
Gex 3 was a good step up from Enter the Gecko in terms of ironing out the technical and gameplay issues. But Deep Cover Gecko sadly suffers from really obnoxious level design once you're about halfway done clearing out Lake Flaccid. The increased variety of stage themes was nice, but there's still a lot of copy and pasted elements that they fall upon reusing. Plus the consequence of ditching the three tier "coins" in favor of providing exactly a hundred per stage only makes the game turn into an even more tedious collect-a-thon. The previous game had the polar opposite issue of being way too generous, and if you know what you're doing, you can end up with like over fifty lives rather easily. Gex is VERY talkative in this game too, more so than he ever was before. I recall that on the N64 port for some reason when he says a line the songs in the background fade in and out of volume. It made it really annoying and while that issue doesn't seem to exist on the PS1 version, I end up having to mute poor ol' Gex to keep my sanity. I hope with the remastered trilogy coming out soon, they give the games a lot of QOL updates that they desperately need. For the third game, I'd say not having your collectibles reset when you exit or die in a world would make a big difference. Plus an option to have Gex's dialogue play in an not-as-sporadic rate.
![Nintendo 64 Longplay [070] Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ynMMOJiDPn4/mqdefault.jpg)
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They should reboot this franchise. There's definitely a market for platformer/collectathon-style games in the adult market, and Gex's brand of sarcastic pop-culture humor would translate well to the internet age.
Also: personal timestamp.
1:07:00
Just imagine the jabs Gex could take at todays pop culture.
Very true.
No reboot, but we are get a trilogy remaster in the future.
Yeah great idea let's get Gex saying things like "bruh" and "nerf this!" Followed by a big runny fart.
sadly, it doesnt seem like collectathon games have a market at all. Yooka laylee is a good example of a recent collectathon and did not meet expectations. Even the Spyro trilogy remaster thingy was a flash in a pan and now not many people care about it. I've tried going back and playing collectathons now that I am an adult too and they definitely are no where near as fun as they used to be
I remember not playing this without a memory card being little as I was but didn’t stop me from playing the same tutorial and first snowy mission countless times
Same
I am so happy someone else had the same trouble as me.
Dude same..
My favorite holiday, Halloween.
@@adan589 me too
Man, this game along with Spyro, Croc, Crash Bandicoot and many others...childhood memories
Same. Tomba and Rayman too.
And Ape Escape...
Yoo! Those are the Golden ones. Also Rayman✨
@@the7thseven873 Hell yeah!!!
@@alyssajones4368 ✨😄🙌🏾
This game is sooo underrated
It was so great and original .Respect and big love for the developers
It is not easy to make a good game in that time 1999.
I love you
I agree. It's easily the best game in the trilogy. Gex 1 was just a dkc ripoff. Gex 2 was an improvement, but it need to be better, but gex 3 is amazing.
@@Robotvike1996 i find it even better than Crash Bandicoot
@djidjo4484 finally, but I still prefer Spyro, but gex was a 2nd
This game was way creepier as a kid- some parts are still kinda creepy honestly. Even some sound effects are creepy for some reason lol! It’s still fantastic though.
the faces popping out of the walls in the Egypt area with that audio horrified me as a kid
Ultimate Ham Sandwich Yes! That’s exactly what I was thinking of but I couldn’t place it! I had fever dreams because of that crap 😂
It really was. Fuck that walkin bear man. So many nightmares as a mere bing bong. Think ScreamTV was my worst nightmare though from Gex 2
Level 1(Christmas) Totally Scrooge
9:04 Create 5 Ice Sculptures
14:39 Wack The SnowBoarding Elves
22:36 100 Butterflies
23:06 Defeat Evil Santa(Boss)
I use to play this game a lot when I was a little kid.
Same over here
Loved the western and ancient Egypt and snow maps
Ryan Fork That western map was hard
Favorite ps1 game when I was a kid at the 98-99 even the 2000s
@@francescocv1593I was Born in the late 90's but i remember me as a kid 5 or 6 at my two older cousins place playing on their ps1, which made me get a copy for myself.
i remember i used to play this and not understand wtf he was saying but now that i've seen majority of the movies makes the game that more hilarious lmao
Same
I used to play this as a kid and loved the Christmas level
I loved this game as a kid. But I felt it was one of the hardest games ever. Especially the timed bonus rounds. I avoided those rounds, they used to make me so anxious. Lol.
i could pass the crash bandicoot games because they were linear and i would get to the end of the level eventually, but in here sometimes i didnt know what to do or where to go, i think i managed to get to most levels by pure luck, but it was incredibly hard, specially when i didnt know english so everything i did was by testing and getting used to the controls and what you could do with them, i still have aaaaa lot of nostalgia for this game, its so "90s" with all the outdated jokes and colors and cartoon goofiness, god i wish i could go back to these better times.
@@ajr5678 Same, you and me both man.😎
Now this is a platinum trophy worthy achievement. Great job & thanks for the feels!
24:19 this is exactly what I came here for!! I could not for the life of me remember what game this was. Childhood memories
lol i used to play this when i was bored, kinda took it for granted. all the noises bring me back
I for a good 10 years had forgotten exactly which Gex game I played as a kid & never bothered to look into it, until now.
This is it, baby. Yeeeaaahh
Dude I used to play this game so much! And never had a memory card so I always had to try and finish as much as I can in one day lol
This game was a strange one. I remember playing it often but never making any significant progress.
This was my favorite game for the longest time.. especially the mafia and Greek level
FecalMattur for some reason the walking military grenades scared the shit outta me.
Mine was always detective tv and toon town. Played this game so many times but I was never good enough or patient enough to 100% it.
Mafia level is my favourite too
omg you just uploaded this I wanted to see this game for years I had flashbacks about this and missed it and youu have it. subbed
Broo same
Woowwwww, this video is a huge nostalgia trip. Played this game so damn much as a kid but it's been forever since I've even remembered this game.
I need a remake of this for this generation consoles
I wonder the same thing.. why this piece of art didnt get any new game in the new consoles.. can get it
Gex Trilogy will be released this year for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC.
Still scare from the bears
Me to😂
I remember completing this game just as I started high school. I thought it was one of the best things ever!
I used to spend over 30 minutes in Pirate channel whacking treasure chests and listening to Gex's quips. He had me rolling every time :D
Didn't realise there were different voice actors per region. The UK version has gex voiced by the cat from red dwarf
Ahh, so That's why he sounds different. I thought my memory was tricking me.
It depends on the version of the game. The voice actor in the America version is Dana Gould and the voice actor in the United Kingdom version is Danny John-Jules.
Ahh this brings back so many childhood memories.
Thanks for making this video, it really helped btw.
I haven’t played Gex in a while but I remember playing 2 and 3 so much as a kid. In 2 my favorite levels were toon tv, pre historic tv, and scream tv but when I was a kid the scream channels really freaked me out lol. I haven’t gotten through a lot of 3’s channels but like the western channel, Christmas channel, and mystery channel. But the Christmas and toon channels really have the most nostalgia to me because they were the first channels you go to.
2:40:00 The level that's a straight-up reference to another Crystal Dynamics game: Akuji the Heartless.
Akuji The Heartless, I enjoyed this game a very much. Is it one of my favorite games.
Gex had some great level designs
This was one of the best games I ever played. This holds true even today. They really should remake this, like others suggested in the comments.
Wish granted.
@@SwEtchinmusic Duudddeee! This is awesome, thanks for the heads up!
@@1995yudaGex Trilogy will be released this year for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC.
@@Etalikor YES! 👍😀
I m gonna cry. 51:49 this fucking map, when i was 5 i couldnt pass this shit.
After 15 years finally i found the game. Damn, time fleeing so fast
I love this game ❤❤❤ I hope it gets remastered.
EDIT: IT'S GETTING REMASTERED, WE'RE GETTING THE TRILOGY REMASTERED!! 🥹❤️
I don't think it will because Square Enix have it and they don't see value in it :( It was so good though.. I prefered Enter the Gecko but still
@Richard Delinsky damn your comment was 5 months ago sad how true it is
Gex Trilogy will be released this year for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC.
Wow the PS1 mythology level is a LOT different from the N64 version! Fun fact, the N64 mythology level has blue orbs that you could tongue and use them as grapplers, they reuse the grapple orbs in Whiplash, another game by Crystal Dynamics
I loved this when i was a kid . Strange i still remember so much of it .
The nostalgia is strong in this comment section
That Turtle guy sounds like Cam Clarke aka Liquid Snake's vocie actor to me
The turtle guy's name is Alfred and he is voiced by Marc Silk.
I never realized how sexual this game was as a kid. Love it
I did. I was 10 and pervin hard.
Not only that, but those who grew up with the N64 ports would never realize it either since Nintendo required the devs to remove practically every sex-related joke.
@IsmailofeRegime exactly
Amavaaaaa.. que saudades deste jogo... 💕💕💕💕 pura nostalgia da infância no ps1
Bian Siqueira né rs
Bian Siqueira eu gostava mais do 1 Inter
English, please.
I REMEMBER PLAYING THE DEMO FOR THIS!!!!
This, Spyro, Rayman, Tomb Raider, and a few others that slip my mind, were the highlight of my childhood game playing years. I can't even comprehend how I thought the graphics were amazing and flawless back then! Lmao. So far, I downloaded the Spyro reignited Trilogy on Steam and I'm not disappointed in the slightest. (the graphics on the Steam version are what I remember back in the old days! Lol)
I remember playing this game as well when I was little
Although these plays last for many hours, I like them better than speedrun because they allow you to see the extent of the game in its scenes, conversations and videos, which brings back many memories, plus when you have the game & you cannot play it because you don't have it in the same place. I love it.
PS: I saw too Abe's Exoddus walktrough. You were a great player, with no deaths & all the mudokons saved!
Holy shit the nostalgia is kicking my ass
one of the best...
3:44:12
activate mirror
start the coin
drop down go into the mirror and jump to wall
and from coin 1 drop down right onto stalk with flies
3:00:00 Buff boi
This entire trilogy and the Croc games need remasters on PS4 or the PS5. Such classics.
Gex Trilogy will be released this year for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC and it will be a remaster of all three games. Croc HD is in development and it will be a remaster of the first game.
The first word out of your filthy sewer will be Gex!!
Where are you from, son?! Texas?! Holy...!
Gex did some Full Metal Jacket there!!
"i feel like quentin tarantino in a ladies footlocker"
ok so, a couple of things
1: "ah my favorite holiday, halloween": was that a nightmare before christmas reference? snowy area, christmas elves, halloween.
2: wtf were those elves saying when gex hit them? "Hey, you're archy barthelow"
3: did evil santa just call gex a bitch?
I can only imagine a modern reboot of this series. Instead of quoting movies, Gex would spout off Internet memes galore. "Tails out for Harambe!"
Christopher A. Tremmel, a former Interplay Productions employee (of course he created Boogerman: A Pick and Flick Adventure!) joined Crystal Dynamics in 1998 or 1999.
Andrew Wright, one of the programers of this game, was an artist at Probe Software Limited. He joined CD in either '98 or '99.
Ross Harris, a former Perfect 10 Productions Limited/Teeny Weeny Games employee, joined CD in '98 or '99. Can't you see he moved out of England, just like what Andy did?
John Baker, the founder of Neuromantic Productions, joined CD in either 1997 or '98.
Lyle J. Hall, a former Virgin Games USA employee, went to CD in either 1993 or 1994.
Oh, this game is advertised on the back of the manual of my PS1 Soul Reaver copy. Had to check it out. lol
Interesting. The game was created by the same developers Crystal Dynamics, so they could have put it there as a reference to Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko to let people know about the game and maybe buy it if they liked it. The same is true in reverse. There is a Legacy Of Kain: Soul Reaver demo in Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko that you can try out and if you like the game you will buy it. I haven't played the Legacy Of Kain: Soul Reaver, but I plan to play it in the future, it is all, have a nice day.
Beautiful woman with a gecko that she calls tiger Haha.
I bought the Nintendo 64 port at a flea market (for $7) and already I regret it. The PSOne version by far is superior, and it’s shown within the first five minutes!
I have been trying to figure out what game this is all day and I can not believe I finally found it.
Cara que saudades desse jogo marcou muito minha infância no PlayStation 1
Coração chega a chorar, com 5 anos eu sabia o labirinto inteiro de cabeça mano kkkk
Nem me fala, mas eu gostava mais do Enter The Gecko!
Wtf happened to Crystal Dynamics lol 😂😐 they had some great games times went by too fast GEX IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE THROWBACKS
Believe they were bought out by Square Enix
@@amyrose6572 Not exactly bought out, but Square Enix is their parent company.
@@amyrose6572 Eidos bought Crystal Dynamics in 1998, then Square-Enix bought Eidos in 2009, so as they stated in the other comment, Square-Enix is just the parent company and consolidated the Eidos operation under the Square-Enix Europe name.
As to their current projects? Just Tomb Raider and Avengers games.
The only thing concerning Gex that was heard of in the last 5 or 6 years was that Square-Enix was opening the franchise (along with other Eidos/Crystal Dynamics IPs) to indie developers with new ideas, through their Collective platform.
The only Eidos IP to get the Collective treatment and subsequent release was Fear Effect Sedna.
Gex Trilogy will be released this year for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC.
Put all of the 90's into a blender + burn it on a PS1 CD = this game :D
I really enjoyed the fairytales level
I miss these days
Just brings back so many memories...
Who else has nostalgia from their childhood
Damn, the remake just release like 11 months ago and then anothet trailer for ge, remake released just 3 days ago. Love this game with its differeny gimmicks and transferring to another land was exciting.
This brings back memories. When I had to tell mom on my brother so I could use his PlayStation.
Need a time machine to go back and tell younger me that i barely even started this game. I made it through the Egyptian level and gigured i was almost done...lol
I wish these stars looked more realistic. Oh yeah, IT'S TAIL TIME!
Wow the N64 version cut out a lot of stuff. (including one glitched Bonus coin in the first level)
Nice Bonus level. Gekuji.
Such an amazing game and so hard too
His lines are so fun lol
I love this game when I was growing up as a kid when I got the PlayStation one I thought I was the shit and I played the hell out of this game and even though I was a young age I got all the jokes and laughed my ass off
i didn't know chibi-robo zip lash's gameplay was this long wow
hey, you're harshing my mellow
dude, you better not
Marliece Andrada
I was scared of the moving sphynx heads when i was little... they are creepy.
At least the levels aren't as repetitive as they were in the last game.
I collected all the remotes bonus coins and paws but the game still wont go past 49 remotes for me and wont let me see the ending from this video. Can someone help me? Im playing a ps1 version on a ps3
What movie does that line "WHERE ARE YOU FROM, SON? TEXAS?! HOLY..." come from
sadlobster1 full metal jacket
I played this when I was 5 and I couldn't get past the tutorial because it was too hard, so I just watched my big brother play instead lol the memories!!
Ah i remember the days of no memory card playing the first few levels over and over and never being able to make that jump in the tutorial it blew my mind when i actuly made it to the 3rd hub area to discorver there was more. god i miss the ps1
I really miss this game. I need it on my computer, but there's no pc version
PSX Emulator is out of the question? I already tried playing this on laptop. God, it's so good :D
@@emmahawker5832 please, tell me more about this, it sounds good
@@Plasmapromo Never used an emulator on PC?
Well, *first* you google "epsxe for pc download". That should take you to the site where you can download the latest version of ePSXe - an emulator.
*Second* - you gotta download the game. I'm Russian, we have our own torrent sites where we download stuff, but when I look for something in English, I usually go to Pirate Bay. Go there, find the game and download it (it should be ISO file). Or if you happen to have the old copy on a disc, it'll be sufficient as well.
And *finally* - open your emulator, click on File tab, choose Run ISO. Now you can play the game.
Of course, sometimes some configuration is required, but nothing too difficult. You can look it up here - www.fantasyanime.com/emuhelp/epsxe
The article covers all questions for a newbie, so look it up anyway, not only for configuration.
And *lastly* - it's better to have a wireless gamepad, cause playing using a keyboard must be uncomfortable as hell.
@@PlasmapromoGex Trilogy will be released this year for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC.
@@Etalikor NO WAY. Thank you
How many English versions of this was there? I remember a very British spy, an American wannabe British one and then what sounded like a young rapper.
Dana Gould voiced Gex in all three games for the US market.
In the UK releases, Gould voiced Gex in the first game, then Leslie Philips in Gex 2, and Danny John-Jules in this third installment.
It depends on the version of the game. The voice actor in the America version is Dana Gould and the voice actor in the United Kingdom version is Danny John-Jules. This applies to Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko.
Any one know how to fix the texture priority under his thruster at 0:54 please notify me.
That demo disc
How did you get the 4th remote on the snowboarding level?
By collecting all 100 Fly Coins.
Darius320 yeah I found out, I'm playing now and watching your video!
I wish agent Xtra was a secret final boss
Cool game
This is the closest thing you can find to a fly coin guide
So is this the definitive version of gex??
the game of my childhood :)))))
This game is cool. I have this game. I could never close with 100% of the game. I find it very difficult to get all the "butterflies" at all stages. The second secret bonus has a background music that neither of the game akuji the heartless.
This video refers to level 2 of the Akuji game:
ruclips.net/video/JuBRBiSndTc/видео.html
which one do you prefer gex 2 or gex 3?
What about the original? I didn't even know there was a 2nd and 3rd lol
@@cadavher XD you're watching a video from the third game
Waaaay better than Spyro.
Better? That's debatable. Both games have their charm that makes them both unique classics.
6:00 como se hace ese salto? :c
R2 o L2 más X
Hold the D-Pad or analog, depending on what you're using to move, run to the edge and press R2 button and X button at the same time.
Nostalgia phuuf phuuf
Mi juego favoriiiito
Una pregunta Ale vos sabés que botones se aprieta para que salte lejos? Gracias
Crystal Dynamics was killed by Square Enix (Eidos)
SUPER!!!
Gex 3 was a good step up from Enter the Gecko in terms of ironing out the technical and gameplay issues. But Deep Cover Gecko sadly suffers from really obnoxious level design once you're about halfway done clearing out Lake Flaccid. The increased variety of stage themes was nice, but there's still a lot of copy and pasted elements that they fall upon reusing.
Plus the consequence of ditching the three tier "coins" in favor of providing exactly a hundred per stage only makes the game turn into an even more tedious collect-a-thon. The previous game had the polar opposite issue of being way too generous, and if you know what you're doing, you can end up with like over fifty lives rather easily.
Gex is VERY talkative in this game too, more so than he ever was before. I recall that on the N64 port for some reason when he says a line the songs in the background fade in and out of volume. It made it really annoying and while that issue doesn't seem to exist on the PS1 version, I end up having to mute poor ol' Gex to keep my sanity.
I hope with the remastered trilogy coming out soon, they give the games a lot of QOL updates that they desperately need. For the third game, I'd say not having your collectibles reset when you exit or die in a world would make a big difference. Plus an option to have Gex's dialogue play in an not-as-sporadic rate.
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