/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7127520

Post 'em!

Love to accidentally shoot a hostage to death, have John McClane yell "whoa, sorry pal!" and then pick up a hot dog for health and have a semi-transparent image of a giant hot dog rotate on the screen

>>4677536
That final battle when I realized how to get the best ending was such a huge "THIS IS NEXT GEN" moment for me.

I think Die Hard Trilogy should be talked about more. It was arguably the best PS1 light gun game released in the generation, the racing game where you find bombs was fucking so much fun, and the 3rd person shooter was pretty decent too.

How the fuck has no one mentioned Die Hard Trilogy? The game is fucking bananas. It has three different games and the second one is a light gun shooter on rails.

It has an amazing soundtrack, so much violence, and there really isn't anything else like it out there:

https://youtu.be/CKTfakpdsSA

Only the best of the best here, doesn't matter if it's a movie or comic or whatever, as long as it's good and was licensed put it here.

Die Hard Trilogy. Made by the long-since defunct Probe, the game was a mixed bag. The game was divided into three games, each tied into one of the movies from the original trilogy. The first game was a fantastic 3rd person shooter, the second was an unremarkable light-gun game, and the third was a decent racing/action type game. While the game got good reviews, most gamers knew to avoid movie-license games, so the game was mostly ignored. It's a shame too, since the 3rd person shooter game is damned fun, and does a good job of mixing strategy with gunplay, and very good level design.

I'd recommend avoiding the sequel though, there the new developer decided the game would be more fun if you had to do all three game modes at random throughout the game. Unless you really enjoyed the other two game modes.

Back in the days I used to cut my teeth on this game daily. Who else? What was your favorite, 1, 2 or 3?