Looking back at why Die Hard Arcade was the best video game adaptation of the iconic Christmas film.
Did the games make people want to say "Yippie ki yay?" Not exactly.
Die Hard Trilogy on the PS1 is the GOAT DH game.
It was also kinda crazy to think it had 3 entirely different types of game in it. Driving, third person shooter and a rail / light gun shooter.
Truly an incredible game, against all odds. DH1 got pretty reprove toward the end, but the other 2 we're short enough to keep the fun up.
Absolutely, the Die Hard Trilogy was a must-own title for PS1 back in the day! Had so much fun with it, and I wasn't even a really big Die Hard movie fan back then.
Was watching some gameplay, games look like a blast. Don't think you have to even have heard of Die Hard to enjoy them. I mean, what's being a fan going to help besides the initial purchase.. movie games hardly have much correlation to the source material, design choices are usually all over the place.
It was a quintessential release. Which is why it boggles me how the sequel fell apart so quickly.
I had the Scorpion light gun for this game. It was awesome. Loved all 3 back in the day.
For me die hard trilogy was the best one. They should actually do another one in memory of Bruce Willis. Sad what happened to him.
They skipped the old PC game where Caps Lock turned on God mode. We played that a ton.
Take a look how wonderful Sega Saturn is in 4K resolution.
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Definitely cool. Probably not as cool as playing guardian heroes perfectly on my nexus 7 tablet with controller support.
But definitely cool. Actually make me want to pull the Saturn out of the closet just for kicks and reminisce.
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Is the Yabause app stable on the Nexus 7?
Have you played other Saturn titles on it? I'd love to play Shining Force 3 on the go or even Shining the Holy Ark.
You can. Hilarious about the disagrees. I have a Sega Saturn. But yes the game works in uoyabause.
Are you playing that at home? Or do you carry that controller around with you too? Does it fit in your pocket? Or do you use a bag/backpack. If so, then you might as well bring a competent laptop.
I can play it anywhere.the controller is as big as a dualshock with Bluetooth support.lighter and packed in a small black bag.
Same as playing Mame, openbor,and every other emulator like Dreamcast on a tablet. When you see something like shenmue or powerstone working as if you're playing your Dreamcast,it blows your mind that it's even possible.
I don't have to bring out the hardware from the closet or lug around a computer.but what would you say is cooler?playing a game in 4k?or taking it on the go when it was thought to be impossible?
I think the latter.
So sad they lost the source code for Saga. And they will never remake the game smh...
I still have that game! It is amazing, I re-play it every year and it never gets old. The ambience, the story, the RPG elements, it is a brilliant game.
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It's clunky and dated but damn is it still fun as hell to play. The sequel on the DC is equally as fun but not as memorable as this game.
Played this All the time frikken brilliant,if remember u had the 3 movies in one too.
Nope, Die Hard Trilogy on PS1 was the best Die Hard game easily. 3 games in 1 that supported the light gun in 1 and the steering wheel in the other.
for me the best Die Hard game would have to be Die Hard Trilogy on the PS1... three game types in one, great games, brilliant value!
Yippee kayee m*th@f*ck#r!