Fighting Force (PS)

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a b c d Gerstmann, Jeff (1 December 1997). "Fighting Force Review". GameSpot. CBS Interactive . Retrieved 23 April 2020. Fighting Force, from the same developers that brought us Tomb Raider, looked very promising from the early reports. It looked like it was going to be the ultimate beat-'em-up game, redefining the genre for the 32-bit and up systems. Unfortunately, the game starts strong, but becomes an exercise in futility on or around the second level. Elevator Action Sequence: There are two of these, one with an enclosed elevator and one with an exposed one. In the former you've got a lot of melee weapons to work with including a fire escape axe, and handrails that you can rip right off the walls, whereas the latter has two instances where you have to dodge incoming missiles.

Guns Are Useless: Nope, they do good damage and are hitscan weapons. The downside they don't have a lot of shots, at most just five.Toose, Dan (January 1998). "Fighting Force". Hyper. No.51. Next Media Pty Ltd. pp.52–53 . Retrieved 22 November 2020. But which of the many fighting games for the PS1 released were the cream of the crop? Of course, everyone has their favorites but for this list, we'll be ranking them by how they're scored on Metacritic. Let's take a look! Loading Screen: Basically just the title of the game with the loading bar underneath. The N64 version's is more unique, displaying either the name of the next level or boss.

Hudak, Chris (28 January 2000). "Fighting Force (PSX)". The Electric Playground. Greedy Produtions Ltd. Archived from the original on 13 February 2002 . Retrieved 19 September 2023. Edge staff (December 1997). "Fighting Force". Edge. No.52. Future Publishing. p.85 . Retrieved 22 November 2020. Using a script or add-on that scans GameFAQs for box and screen images (such as an emulator front-end), while overloading our search engineBlown Across the Room: All of the few guns in the game do this whether done by the player to an enemy or vice versa. Genre Shift: Fighting Force 2 changes the genre into a third-person action-adventure in the vein of Tomb Raider and surprisingly plays like Oni, but slower paced.