The goal of each level is to kill all the terrorists on the floor, save the hostages, and finally make your way to the elevator that takes you onto the next level. If just one of the games had been released on its own, it would rightfully have been hailed as a classic, but having all three in the same box set serves to emphasize just how dedicated the developers and publishers were to creating a great package, and there’s little doubt that such a feat would never be replicated in today’s industry.Īlthough all three games are great, there’s little doubt that the first game is by far the best.
#Die hard trilogy movie movie
As such, the first movie is re-imagined as a first person shooter, the second is a rail shooter and the third is a driving game similar to Crazy Taxi and surprisingly enough all three games are of full length, meaning hours of playtime. Instead gamers were given three excellent games for the price of one, each with a different genre and each based on one of the movies.
Usually with a game, we’d be able to tell what genre it’s in and be done with it, but not with the Die Hard Trilogy. Good games, let alone great ones, tend to be scarce and that brings us to the Die Hard Trilogy, a title released in 1996 that served as not only one of the best licensed games ever, but as one of the best games of the PlayStation era. When it comes to games based on movies, it wouldn’t be too much to say that the majority, for all intents and purposes, suck, often suffering from stifled and boring gameplay that even the novelty of playing as your favorite movie characters can help to save.
We come here to pay our respects, to reminisce, and to wonder aloud what a passing mad doctor might be able do with all these corpses and some high-definition lightning. Out back of the Hardcore Gamer office you’ll find our Graveyard, where countless long-dead classics lie.
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