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Clock Tower 3 (PlayStation 2, 2003)
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Platform: PlayStation 2
Publisher: Capcom USA, Inc.
Release Date: Mar 2003
Rating: Mature
UPC: 013388260171
Product ID: EPID9837
Description: Adventure game from Capcom, featuring Alyssa Hamilton -- an ordinary girl with ordinary dreams who is about to discover a side of herself that she never knew she possessed. Only she has the power to destroy the evil that threatens to plu...
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FUN SCARY GAME
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4 of 5 people found this review helpful.
This is a really good game from CAPCOM (Resident Evil makers). It's fairly short but the graphics and gameplay are pretty good...and it has it's fair share of scary moments!
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I love the story.Graphic's very good.The control's are a bit rough around the edge's.All in all it's a good game.I say it's worth a buy and try.
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) 3 of 4 people found this review helpful.
This game was great but not very long. It is the only game that really scared the crap out of me. I give this game a 5/5
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Should not be "Action/Adventure"3 of 6 people found this review helpful.
The only enjoyable part of this game is the very cool opening video. I played this game for a grand total of three hours and then had to turn it off before I threw my PS2 out the window!
Puzzles are impossible to figure out if you spend all your time running away from the bad guy! The only thing you can do to fight back is throw holy water on him, which just stuns him for a few seconds after which he is right there on your butt again because he runs at the same rate you do (and apparently, throwing holy water on someone is a time-consuming event). This means that no matter how many screens you run accross you won't outrun him and if you make it to a hiding place (which are few and far between) you have to sit there and wait for him to go away before you can come out. Don't know about you, but my idea of digital fun is not hanging out in a phone booth. Even if you do manage to hide, when the bad guy gets close the "panic meter" rises and if it tops out you run from your hiding place, falling all over the place until you just stop to shake uncontrollably, giving the large man with the sledgehammer ample time to squish you against the pavement like a grape.
You run from the bad guy in real life, not in video games! That's why they're fun, you get to kick butt when, logically, you should run away. Yes, the story and puzzles that I did get to were good, and the graphics were impressive, but I just can't get past the sheer frustration of spending most of your time running away.
Puzzles are impossible to figure out if you spend all your time running away from the bad guy! The only thing you can do to fight back is throw holy water on him, which just stuns him for a few seconds after which he is right there on your butt again because he runs at the same rate you do (and apparently, throwing holy water on someone is a time-consuming event). This means that no matter how many screens you run accross you won't outrun him and if you make it to a hiding place (which are few and far between) you have to sit there and wait for him to go away before you can come out. Don't know about you, but my idea of digital fun is not hanging out in a phone booth. Even if you do manage to hide, when the bad guy gets close the "panic meter" rises and if it tops out you run from your hiding place, falling all over the place until you just stop to shake uncontrollably, giving the large man with the sledgehammer ample time to squish you against the pavement like a grape.
You run from the bad guy in real life, not in video games! That's why they're fun, you get to kick butt when, logically, you should run away. Yes, the story and puzzles that I did get to were good, and the graphics were impressive, but I just can't get past the sheer frustration of spending most of your time running away.
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clock tower 33 of 4 people found this review helpful.
I thought that it was a great game! Although Clock Tower 3 can get a little annoying at times, its still an enjoyable game. Running away from bad guys over and over again isn't all this game has to offer though, there are many puzzels and mini features you can unlock. Also after beating the game the first time you can go and play on your file again to get a much harder virsion of the game. (recomended for advance players only)
Some down pointers to this game though could be the fact that you repeat the same actions alot and you can get bored of it very easily. A very short game too...only lasting me a good ten hours the first time i plaid the game and then 4 hours the next, this isn't really a time consuming game. But still is very fun once you get the hang of it!
If I were you I would get it, but remember its rated M so you should be older then 18 to play. Enjoy.
Some down pointers to this game though could be the fact that you repeat the same actions alot and you can get bored of it very easily. A very short game too...only lasting me a good ten hours the first time i plaid the game and then 4 hours the next, this isn't really a time consuming game. But still is very fun once you get the hang of it!
If I were you I would get it, but remember its rated M so you should be older then 18 to play. Enjoy.
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Clock Tower 3Review created: 08/04/07(updated 03/22/08)
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Our 9 year old daughter loves games like this! (Haunting Ground is also another great game)
If you like/love games w/ that "scare" effect, this is one of those games!
Awesome game!
If you like/love games w/ that "scare" effect, this is one of those games!
Awesome game!
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Clock Tower 3 = crasy game probably very good.1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
This seemed like a nice game to pick up, got it for cheap price (always). And its got some good looking elements so far. Capcom normally delivers great game play & experience. VERY NICE! :)
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I finished this game in an average time, the first half is very good & has got some gore/brutal elements its very good, the 2nd half is more dark & ambient with ghosts & nice level development, its a little off the 2nd half but, is still a nice game, there is a harder difficulty & more costumes once you beat the game.
overall 7/10
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I finished this game in an average time, the first half is very good & has got some gore/brutal elements its very good, the 2nd half is more dark & ambient with ghosts & nice level development, its a little off the 2nd half but, is still a nice game, there is a harder difficulty & more costumes once you beat the game.
overall 7/10
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Clock tower 3Review created: 04/07/08
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
What a good game. I started playing it and couldn't put it down. Sometimes I had to because I was getting so freaked out but I needed to beat it. the graphics are great in the game and pretty grusome. This game WILL give you nightmares.
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An Excellent GameReview created: 02/16/08
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
This is one of the only games where I screamed in fear. I played this game in the dark sitting in a chair, leaning forward. In parts of the game you are being chased by a killer, I ran into a bathroom and hid in one of the stalls... you could hear the killer looking for you... I heard a door close and then it was quiet... I slowly came out of the stall, looking around... as I head for the bathroom door.... AAAHHHHH !!! The killer jumps out from hiding in the bathroom and takes a swing at me. I was really scared for a second, I then laughed my a.ss off. I never heard of this game, I read some reviews here and decided to buy it. It was well worth the money. For any fan of Resident Evil or Scary movies this is a good buy. Lots of being chased by killers and outsmarting them and hiding. Twice I got stuck and went online and looked at a walkthrough of the game for quick answers, I didnt realise that you could press close to a wall and walk a thin leadge, or on the last level I missed sliding a candel stick to get to a door. A very enterting game, just like your favorite scary movie!
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Had a chance but lost it.1 of 2 people found this review helpful.
This game had alot going for it in the first level, but after that it just fizzled into a world of bad acting and re-used resident evil playing mechanics. The boss battles are terrible. Since when can't a person move their line of sight while aiming?
To sum everything up, this game had potential but was ruined by a rushed and lazy programming scheme.
To sum everything up, this game had potential but was ruined by a rushed and lazy programming scheme.
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Good if you like the run and hide horror games..Review created: 07/05/07
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
As my review title states.. this game is good if you like the run and hide horror. Being this was the first time I played this type of game, I soon found out I wasn't a fan.
The opening of the game was great. The mood was creepy. I like the cut scenes. However, I only lasted playing for a couple hours. It creeped me out. I didn't like the fact that you play as some defenseless girl being chased by some crazy insane guy with a sledge hammer. You have no defense but to hide. Holy water?! Please... you can't outrun him. He is just as fast as you.
I bought the game because I liked Silent Hill.. but I just didn't like running and hiding the whole time. If that's your thing.. then you'll like it.
The opening of the game was great. The mood was creepy. I like the cut scenes. However, I only lasted playing for a couple hours. It creeped me out. I didn't like the fact that you play as some defenseless girl being chased by some crazy insane guy with a sledge hammer. You have no defense but to hide. Holy water?! Please... you can't outrun him. He is just as fast as you.
I bought the game because I liked Silent Hill.. but I just didn't like running and hiding the whole time. If that's your thing.. then you'll like it.
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Awesome role playing game if you got the timeReview created: 05/04/07
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) 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
Clock Tower is fun if you like scary themed role playing!?! You'll spend a few hours trying to get through this game. Of course there is upgrades and power-ups to be won! We collect Playstation games, so of course this was another purchase for that as well! PS2 still rocks at our house and will for years to come!
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Not BadReview created: 04/14/07
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
After trying out the Clock Tower for the SNES and liking it (yes, despite the cheesy graphics XD), I decided to give 3 a shot. I admit I did have fun, but one thing that put me off was how weak the ending was compared to the rest of game.
*Warning, contains some spoilers*
The first stage occurs in London during the WW2 era, and this is where the game really shows off the ambiance and sound of the environment; the wreckage, the city itself, and the haunting music playing in the background. You get chased by Sledgehammer (his name pretty much explains it all), staying true to the "chase and hide" Clock Tower style of game play. One new thing about the game is that you actually fight the boss at the end of each stage. The battles definitely get more challenging towards the end, which may frustrate some players.
The game has its "freak you out" moments in both cut-scenes and game play, though the effect is diminished with some of the characters (let's just say some of them are not all that frightening, like the Scissor-twins, who remind me of mimes...with big scissors). The chase is also a bit more challenging because the bad guys are faster this time around. This isn't too much of a problem because the game gives you some items to help you out.
As for sound and music, the game does a good job. The voice acting is actually decent (although one of the villians has an annoying voice), and the music really fits the horror atmosphere.
Even though overall I enjoyed the game, I feel as though the ending could have been done better. It feels like the developers rushed with the last parts of the game, and the final boss battle was disappointing, though very challenging. I also wish that the game were longer; the first time I played through I finished it in only several hours. But all in all it is a decent horror game, though if you don't like the chase-and-hide method of game play, you probably won't like this game.
*Warning, contains some spoilers*
The first stage occurs in London during the WW2 era, and this is where the game really shows off the ambiance and sound of the environment; the wreckage, the city itself, and the haunting music playing in the background. You get chased by Sledgehammer (his name pretty much explains it all), staying true to the "chase and hide" Clock Tower style of game play. One new thing about the game is that you actually fight the boss at the end of each stage. The battles definitely get more challenging towards the end, which may frustrate some players.
The game has its "freak you out" moments in both cut-scenes and game play, though the effect is diminished with some of the characters (let's just say some of them are not all that frightening, like the Scissor-twins, who remind me of mimes...with big scissors). The chase is also a bit more challenging because the bad guys are faster this time around. This isn't too much of a problem because the game gives you some items to help you out.
As for sound and music, the game does a good job. The voice acting is actually decent (although one of the villians has an annoying voice), and the music really fits the horror atmosphere.
Even though overall I enjoyed the game, I feel as though the ending could have been done better. It feels like the developers rushed with the last parts of the game, and the final boss battle was disappointing, though very challenging. I also wish that the game were longer; the first time I played through I finished it in only several hours. But all in all it is a decent horror game, though if you don't like the chase-and-hide method of game play, you probably won't like this game.
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Clock Tower 3 (Playstation 2 game)Review created: 11/02/09
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If you like survival horror video games, this is the one for you! What I liked most about the "subordinates", or bad guys, were challenging to fight considering your weapon. I also liked the fact that you are basically guided through the game. Once you play it you'll see what I mean.
The story is very well told, too.
What I did not care for in the game is being able to be caught by the subordinates, running out of water and only getting a certain amount, the fact that she freezes up when too scared and won't move, and the puzzles were a bit hard.
I decided to buy this game because I previously owned two copies of it, but they don't work because I played them so much, and they got scratches on them. But the reason I bought it was because once you play this game, you will more than likely either love it or hate it, and if you love it you'll play it over and over!
In conclusion, this survival horror video game is *the* best of the Clock Tower series. The graphics are very real. I recommend this game to anyone into gory and survival games. Thank you.
The story is very well told, too.
What I did not care for in the game is being able to be caught by the subordinates, running out of water and only getting a certain amount, the fact that she freezes up when too scared and won't move, and the puzzles were a bit hard.
I decided to buy this game because I previously owned two copies of it, but they don't work because I played them so much, and they got scratches on them. But the reason I bought it was because once you play this game, you will more than likely either love it or hate it, and if you love it you'll play it over and over!
In conclusion, this survival horror video game is *the* best of the Clock Tower series. The graphics are very real. I recommend this game to anyone into gory and survival games. Thank you.
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good personReview created: 10/15/09
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this person is a good seller and would love to do business again with him... his items are accurate in description and play good. very good communication as well.
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Nice old Fashion Horror game!Review created: 08/11/09
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) Great gme with realistic control!
Hard to find but absolutly worth it.
For a 2003 game, the graphics are awesome and it's constant all the game.
If you wanna play to a ps2 horror game, go for it!
Hard to find but absolutly worth it.
For a 2003 game, the graphics are awesome and it's constant all the game.
If you wanna play to a ps2 horror game, go for it!
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Fast and in Good ConditionReview created: 08/06/09
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Shipped quickly and played perfect. Highly suggest this seller to others!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Clock Tower 3 (PS2)My daughter played the game at someone else home. She liked the graphics and reactions. She told me that it was scary and fun. She did say that sometimes it is a little confusing as what to do, she stilled enjoys the game. This will be her christmas present.
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Very Good Game but wasnt advertised enough.Review created: 07/18/09(updated 07/18/09)
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This game has no relation to the other two Clock Towers, though the Main character's Name is the same as the one in Clock Tower II.
the story starts off as Alyssa sitting down outside school i believe, she reads a letter from ther mom, warning her to stay away from home until her 15th birthday. Alyssa recieves a phone call from her mom but nobody answers on the other end. Alyssa speeds back home to an empty mansion and a stranger in her home warning her of terror coming her way.
Alyssa slips into weird different worlds, some that seem to take place back into the 1930s. some worlds has its own demon who kills innocent victims and you will relive their teriffying moments. there optional unsent spirits that you have the option of healing if you return the item they want. and in return you will recieve items from them that will REALLY help you along the way.
Your enemies randomly come out and chase you around, so you have to be on alert at all times, try not to make any noises by running and knocking over stuff such as cans or items on tables that trigger them to find you. You are also given special points to either hide or fight back with weapons. you also have holy water that stuns your enemies but you have to constantly refill them at little water fountains.
Alyssa also has a panic meter, if an enemy tries to hit you or even misses, her panic meter will go up. if the enemy is near but can't seem to find you becuase youre hiding, it will also go up. if it reaches the max, Alyssa will go crazy, tripping over her own steps and even freezing, shaking becuase she's too scared to move, that gets very annoying. just mash the buttons like crazy or use the Lavender in the inventory.
The graphics are very, very nice. i dont think yorue allowed to turn off the captions but the dialouge is pretty cool.
after the game, you do receive points which i have no idea what are for, but you given a dresser Key to Alyssa's room. She has about 4 to 5 outfits to choose from. the only downfall is that the outfits wont show up in the cutscenes. also a New game is a bit harder.
i dont think people knew much about this game, which is why it got a poor rating and hasnt helped in motivation to make a 4th one. but its very worth buying if you enjoy horror.
the story starts off as Alyssa sitting down outside school i believe, she reads a letter from ther mom, warning her to stay away from home until her 15th birthday. Alyssa recieves a phone call from her mom but nobody answers on the other end. Alyssa speeds back home to an empty mansion and a stranger in her home warning her of terror coming her way.
Alyssa slips into weird different worlds, some that seem to take place back into the 1930s. some worlds has its own demon who kills innocent victims and you will relive their teriffying moments. there optional unsent spirits that you have the option of healing if you return the item they want. and in return you will recieve items from them that will REALLY help you along the way.
Your enemies randomly come out and chase you around, so you have to be on alert at all times, try not to make any noises by running and knocking over stuff such as cans or items on tables that trigger them to find you. You are also given special points to either hide or fight back with weapons. you also have holy water that stuns your enemies but you have to constantly refill them at little water fountains.
Alyssa also has a panic meter, if an enemy tries to hit you or even misses, her panic meter will go up. if the enemy is near but can't seem to find you becuase youre hiding, it will also go up. if it reaches the max, Alyssa will go crazy, tripping over her own steps and even freezing, shaking becuase she's too scared to move, that gets very annoying. just mash the buttons like crazy or use the Lavender in the inventory.
The graphics are very, very nice. i dont think yorue allowed to turn off the captions but the dialouge is pretty cool.
after the game, you do receive points which i have no idea what are for, but you given a dresser Key to Alyssa's room. She has about 4 to 5 outfits to choose from. the only downfall is that the outfits wont show up in the cutscenes. also a New game is a bit harder.
i dont think people knew much about this game, which is why it got a poor rating and hasnt helped in motivation to make a 4th one. but its very worth buying if you enjoy horror.
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cool awesome superReview created: 07/05/09
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quick shipped nice condition!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Clock Tower 3 (Playstation 2)Review created: 07/01/09
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For those who haven't heard about them, the Clock Tower series is a disturbing one. The games are full of suspense and graphic scenes of violence and horror. That being said, this was a great game that did not fail to live up to its expectations.
The unique camera angles and control system can seem frustrating at times, but it is there to add to the suspense. There's a reason why at some times you must walk around corners or down hallways without being able to see where you're going or where you came from: there's usually a psycho killer waiting for you!
Clock Tower 3 is a great example of survival horror, taking a simple "Escape the Mansion" deal and adding a crazy person with a poison gas canister and sulfuric acid that you must run from. Its an easy game to pick up, but you might get frustrated with how much of a wimp the 13 year old main character is sometimes, and of course the tradition cheesiness that Capcom can't help but add.
The unique camera angles and control system can seem frustrating at times, but it is there to add to the suspense. There's a reason why at some times you must walk around corners or down hallways without being able to see where you're going or where you came from: there's usually a psycho killer waiting for you!
Clock Tower 3 is a great example of survival horror, taking a simple "Escape the Mansion" deal and adding a crazy person with a poison gas canister and sulfuric acid that you must run from. Its an easy game to pick up, but you might get frustrated with how much of a wimp the 13 year old main character is sometimes, and of course the tradition cheesiness that Capcom can't help but add.
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A real scary oldie but goodieReview created: 02/16/09
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I bought this game as a gift for my son who collects games.It came out in March of 2003 and he was surprised to see that they had made this game.After playing it ,he told me he really enjoyed it.
You have to be into scary,gory games,but its a good one especially if you played the earlier ones.
You have to be into scary,gory games,but its a good one especially if you played the earlier ones.
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Fast shipping happy with product. Great ebay seller.I bought the Clock Tower 3 video game. The product matched what I was told about it on ebay and was perfect. Thank you.
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Nice but fakeReview created: 11/12/08
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The game rules good but, the dvd is a fake one...
It's not an officail ps2 dvd...
In first place i was angry but as the game turn good, i don't care about ^^
Good bays guys byebye.
It's not an officail ps2 dvd...
In first place i was angry but as the game turn good, i don't care about ^^
Good bays guys byebye.
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An ok horror, but not as good as it's originals.Review created: 11/02/08(updated 10/02/09)
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Well, you can't really say that this game has anything to do with the original games in the series, mainly because Capcom bought the rights from Human for the series.
For starters, Capcom strayed away from the series main antagonist, the Scissorman (there IS two bosses in the game called Scissorman and Scissorwoman, but are not related to the original Bobby or Dan from the older games), and decided to make some guy called ''Dark Gentlemen''. If that's not generic enough, we also have Chopper and Sledgehammer. Can't get more generic than that.
The whole basis of the game is that you are running away from these villains until you can find an item of sentimental value. Then you can whoop their pasty butts with a bow and fire the crap out of them. Now here's another one of my biggest gripes on this game. You can kill the bosses EASILY. All you do is take a few steps back and fire a fully charged shot. If you can land ONE charged shot, they are stuck, and you can then proceed to blast the crap out of them.
Also, the game is too short and the puzzles are too easy. Bear in mind that this is from the same company that makes Resident Evil, so that should make no sense at all. Also, there's very little ''horror'' to this game as in the original series. Back in the SNES Clock Tower, you didn't know what to expect. However, when you have successfully completed this game, you can easily re-beat it in under 2 and a half hours. Easily. The only thing you get for beating it is some very skimpy costumes and a Theater mode. Overall, there's little replay value to it. One more gripe is the story. It's very VVVEEERRRYYYY generic, and about half-way through you'll guess how it begins and ends...but then again, the ending itself is strange...it explains nothing...but you can play it yourself to find out why.
Now keep in mind the game does have its moments. Some of the cinematics are very well done, and some of the voice acting is good (although definitely not all the time.) My favorite characters throughout the game were the Scissorman and Scissorwoman, with their sick demented attitudes and evil schemes. And while the story may be generic, the characters emotions are done well. Alyssa is always tripping over herself in cinematics, and it goes to show that your character is human and can be easily scared of any situation, not some guy who can pelt hundreds of bullets into the undead.
Overall, the game is OK. If you can get it for relatively cheap, I'd check it out. However, if you do not possess the means if getting it, see if you can rent some PS2 games somewhere. It is at least worth $2 for a few days.
For starters, Capcom strayed away from the series main antagonist, the Scissorman (there IS two bosses in the game called Scissorman and Scissorwoman, but are not related to the original Bobby or Dan from the older games), and decided to make some guy called ''Dark Gentlemen''. If that's not generic enough, we also have Chopper and Sledgehammer. Can't get more generic than that.
The whole basis of the game is that you are running away from these villains until you can find an item of sentimental value. Then you can whoop their pasty butts with a bow and fire the crap out of them. Now here's another one of my biggest gripes on this game. You can kill the bosses EASILY. All you do is take a few steps back and fire a fully charged shot. If you can land ONE charged shot, they are stuck, and you can then proceed to blast the crap out of them.
Also, the game is too short and the puzzles are too easy. Bear in mind that this is from the same company that makes Resident Evil, so that should make no sense at all. Also, there's very little ''horror'' to this game as in the original series. Back in the SNES Clock Tower, you didn't know what to expect. However, when you have successfully completed this game, you can easily re-beat it in under 2 and a half hours. Easily. The only thing you get for beating it is some very skimpy costumes and a Theater mode. Overall, there's little replay value to it. One more gripe is the story. It's very VVVEEERRRYYYY generic, and about half-way through you'll guess how it begins and ends...but then again, the ending itself is strange...it explains nothing...but you can play it yourself to find out why.
Now keep in mind the game does have its moments. Some of the cinematics are very well done, and some of the voice acting is good (although definitely not all the time.) My favorite characters throughout the game were the Scissorman and Scissorwoman, with their sick demented attitudes and evil schemes. And while the story may be generic, the characters emotions are done well. Alyssa is always tripping over herself in cinematics, and it goes to show that your character is human and can be easily scared of any situation, not some guy who can pelt hundreds of bullets into the undead.
Overall, the game is OK. If you can get it for relatively cheap, I'd check it out. However, if you do not possess the means if getting it, see if you can rent some PS2 games somewhere. It is at least worth $2 for a few days.
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