Double Jewel Case Release
Genre:
Shooter |
CDs:
1 |
Publisher:
Psygnosis |
Released:
October 15, 1997 |
Developer:
Psygnosis |
UPC:
7 35009 40012 3 |
Sony ID:
SLUS-00544, 00556 |
PSRM:
000820, 007720 |
Players:
1 Player |
Memory:
1 Block |
Accessories:
Analog, Vibration |
ESRB:
Kids to Adults – Animated Violence |
| Box Copy:
“One of the most amazing looking titles ever seen on PlayStation.” – Electronic Gaming Monthly
Prowl the skylines in your weapons-loaded DASA-Kamov gunship as a member of the G-Police. Battle menacing rebel ships in the air and heavily armed vehicles on the ground. You’ll wreak helicopter havoc as you take on the hardcore criminal element terrorizing the gritty cities of 21st century Callisto.
- 35 white-knuckle strategic combat and flight missions
- 51 stunning, real-time, 3D cityscapes and environments
- Tear between, around and under obstacles like skyscrapers and bridges with 360 degree flight
“jaw dropping explosions and destruction” – Ultra Game Players
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Variants
Probably one of the strangest variants in the PlayStation universe and was only proven with a sealed copy. Both G-Police and Colony Wars got a single double-jewel case release…without updating the inserts. The manual and back insert are the double jewel case versions. I scanned my sealed copy in first for proof, and then opened it to get to the discs.
Slim Double Jewel Case Release
Misprints
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Final Score: NA – No Review
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Trivia
- One of the few games that carries an Anti-Theft detection method, locking you out of the game if it detects a mod-chip in your PlayStation. It was called out on a sticker on the case (at least the single jewel variant).
