duuuuude l fell in love with this weird ass game back then, has so many moves cool weapon and the story was awesome. Too bad you didnt played it back then you would have enjoied a lot lm sure.Anyways cool video , and welcome yo youtube! 19:00 lol you should have played it on PC...
One of my closest friends in High School was an Apple fanboy, and by association a huge Bungie fan since they were one of the very few devs that made games for Mac. He used to play Marathon for hours on his family G3. God, he was so pissed when Microshaft (as he lovingly referred to them) bought Bungie. Halo was supposed to come to the Mac, but then became an Xbox exclusive. Anyways, I vaguely recall this game, having played it on PC over 20 years ago.
Aside from the cover art being a lie (no dual wielding OR shotguns?), I had a lot of fun with this game. Especially when in future playthroughs I had fun with the cheats. Particularly being able to play as any character model in any given level, full moveset and abilities, or lack thereof. Playing as broken Shinatama shakily holding a pistol is a cursed option near endgame, I found. I also discovered a neat bug where if you jump off the top of the parking garage during the second boss fight with the big guy, if you fall off while invincible, you can re-enter the level and all the enemies respawn as if nothing happened. But when you make it to the top, the game just loads into the next level as if you had won the fight properly. It's something probably 12 other people aside from myself have experienced, but it's little things like that, that kept these games fresh for so long. Jank aside and some areas being near pitch black to the point of being harder to navigate than necessary, the combat really made you feel badass when you conquered the awkwardness of the controls and could exploit some enemy AI to juke them into your desired attack patterns.
I have a genuine love-hate relationship with this game. Back when I was at Uni I wrote a review of it for our campus TV station where I ripped it apart. Then I played it on stream and found it _mediocre_ at best. Yet, the fiction, the lore behind I find fascinating. I really still don't know how I feel about it.
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I always love running into other small retrospective/review creators keep it up man sub earned👍🏾👍🏾
duuuuude l fell in love with this weird ass game back then, has so many moves cool weapon and the story was awesome.
Too bad you didnt played it back then you would have enjoied a lot lm sure.Anyways cool video , and welcome yo youtube!
19:00 lol you should have played it on PC...
One of my closest friends in High School was an Apple fanboy, and by association a huge Bungie fan since they were one of the very few devs that made games for Mac. He used to play Marathon for hours on his family G3. God, he was so pissed when Microshaft (as he lovingly referred to them) bought Bungie. Halo was supposed to come to the Mac, but then became an Xbox exclusive. Anyways, I vaguely recall this game, having played it on PC over 20 years ago.
Holy moly! 😂 I remember my older sister renting me this game for Xbox cause it reminded her of Ghost in the shell ❤😂
I loved this game and the CD case was cool asf
I'm 99% sure Griffin's voice actor is both Captain Keyes, and the Narrator for Crackdown.
Aside from the cover art being a lie (no dual wielding OR shotguns?), I had a lot of fun with this game. Especially when in future playthroughs I had fun with the cheats. Particularly being able to play as any character model in any given level, full moveset and abilities, or lack thereof. Playing as broken Shinatama shakily holding a pistol is a cursed option near endgame, I found. I also discovered a neat bug where if you jump off the top of the parking garage during the second boss fight with the big guy, if you fall off while invincible, you can re-enter the level and all the enemies respawn as if nothing happened. But when you make it to the top, the game just loads into the next level as if you had won the fight properly. It's something probably 12 other people aside from myself have experienced, but it's little things like that, that kept these games fresh for so long. Jank aside and some areas being near pitch black to the point of being harder to navigate than necessary, the combat really made you feel badass when you conquered the awkwardness of the controls and could exploit some enemy AI to juke them into your desired attack patterns.
I love the sharp-angles anime of the eighties and the nineties. They don't make them like that anymore.
I have a genuine love-hate relationship with this game.
Back when I was at Uni I wrote a review of it for our campus TV station where I ripped it apart. Then I played it on stream and found it _mediocre_ at best. Yet, the fiction, the lore behind I find fascinating.
I really still don't know how I feel about it.