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Key Features
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| Publisher: |
Eidos Interactive |
| Genre: |
Adventure |
| ESRB Rating: |
M - (Mature) |
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Other Features
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| ESRB Descriptor: |
Animated Blood · Cartoon Violence |
| Max. Number Of Players: |
1 |
| Memory Support: |
With Memory Support |
| Control Elements: |
Gamepad · Joystick |
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Miscellaneous
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| Release Date: |
30 March, 1998 |
| UPC: |
788687300056 |
| Product ID: |
20234884 |
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It's overwhelmingly sad how clones of Eidos Interactive's unmistakably successful 3D adventure title Tomb Raider are getting churned out for the Sony PlayStation. It seems like it's the new cookie-cutter genre of choice for gaming companies, just like 2D platform games were for the 16-bit console systems (Spawn, for example, is a repeat offender). However, in the midst of this rampant lack of originality, it's quite surprising for a 3D adventure game to arrive that makes you wish it were more like Tomb Raider. Such is the case with Eidos' Deathtrap Dungeon, a title whose main differences from TR are the number of enemies you have to fight and its 3D camera - the first of which is very refreshing and the second, absolutely maddening. Backing it all up is a storyline that's about as involved as a video game needs to be: Once a year, a powerful wizard offers adventurers a chance to gain riches by surviving his deathtrap-filled dungeon. As either a big-boobed male or female warrior, you rise to the challenge. |
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