Die Hard Trilogy

PlayStation, PSX Games, PSX Greatest Hits, PSX Light Gun Game, PSX Variant

Jewel Case Release

 

Genre:
Action		 CDs:
1
Publisher:
Fox Interactive		 Released:
September 17, 1996
Developer:
Probe		 UPC:
0 86162 00553 4
Sony ID:
SLUS-00119		 PSRM:
001400
Players:
1 Player		 Memory:
 Block
Accessories:
Light Gun, Mouse
ESRB:
Mature – Animated Violence, Animated Blood & Gore
Box Copy:

You’re at the center of three totally different, thrill-packed adventures. Every adventure you choose delivers amazing depth, palm sweating realism and fully-rendered detail over thirty incredible levels.

  • Die Hard – Full screen 3-D action as you fight to rescue innocent hostages in a skyscraper wired to explode.
  • Die Hard 2: Die Harder – Arcade shooting at its fastest and finest as you eliminate terrorists at Dulles airport.
  • Die Hard with a Vengeance – Heart-accelerating, driving adventure as you race through New York City to find hidden bombs!

 

 

 

Variants

Released as a Greatest Hits with White SLUS text.

Greatest Hits Release – Fox Version with White SLUS

Released with black text in the SLUS line.

Greatest Hits Release – Black SLUS Text Version

Re-released under UbiSoft’s publisher line.

 

Misprints

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Trivia

  • Die Hard 2, the Light Gun game on the disc, is one of the only games of its era where you get to literally destroy everything. Shoot out tiles? Yes. Shoot pop cans out of a soda machine? Yes. Then shoot the cans? Yes. The list goes on. While it looks highly dated now, In 1996, it was madness.
  • The game has some impressive small details, like if you shoot a civilian that’s already on fire you gain a ‘Mercy’ shot bonus.
  • Thought not listed, the game is compatible with the Mouse AND the Justifier Light Gun.
  • If you rotate the game choice menu, you can hear various quotes from the game.
  • In what can only be classified as a drunk night in the programming den, there’s an amusing option in the Screen to try and quit. If you follow the alternate, clearly not normal choice, you get made fun of.

 

 

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