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In the future, with the evolution of Nanobot technology, microscopic robots recreate human cell composition in the cyber world. Fantasy and reality have merged into one neo-world. Humans...
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In the future, with the evolution of Nanobot technology, microscopic robots recreate human cell composition in the cyber world. Fantasy and reality have merged into one neo-world. Humans abandon the real world for the cyber luxury of the virtual world. With their backs turned on reality, they never saw the catastrophe coming. Now, most natural resources have been stolen, the polar caps are dislodged and melting, submerging mother earth underwater. What little turf remains is claimed by thugs, gangs, and mercenaries. The battle for landmass begins. Only now, war is waged inside the Geomatrix with Nanobots armed with devastating weaponry. To win you must fight, to live you must win! Less
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Rayman's world is under attack from evil Robo-Pirates in Rayman 2: The Great Escape for Dreamcast. Help Rayman rescue his imprisoned friends in this artful 3D platformer from the folks...
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Rayman's world is under attack from evil Robo-Pirates in Rayman 2: The Great Escape for Dreamcast. Help Rayman rescue his imprisoned friends in this artful 3D platformer from the folks at Ubi Soft. You'll need to be ever-alert and nimble of body as you run, jump, slide, climb, and fly through this meticulously detailed game. Over 40 different characters will interact with you across 54 levels in 21 worlds; the graphics and cinematics will make you think you've died and gone to Walt Disney's sketchpad. Loads of puzzles and action sequences combine into finger-numbing and eye-popping craftsmanship. Fire up your Dreamcast and get ready to save the world -- again. Less
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Console
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Dreamcast
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Dreamcast
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ESRB Descriptor
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Strong Lyrics
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ESRB Rating
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M - (Mature)
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E - (Everyone)
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Publisher
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Capcom
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Ubi Soft Entertainment
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Genre
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Fighting
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Action
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Rayman
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Gamepad
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Joystick
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Gamepad
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Joystick
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4
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4
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Memory Support
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With Memory Support
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With Memory Support
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Product ID
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20247842
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20249652
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Release Date
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15 June, 2001
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22 March, 2000
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UPC
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013388250233
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008888260059
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MPN
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01338825023
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Heavy Metal: Geomatrix for Dreamcast
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Rayman 2 for Dreamcast
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Product Review Summary
100% recommend this product
Consumer Reviews
Pros
::Surprisingly fun gameplay. Cool tunes while you play::
Cons
::NO EXTRAS! Camera work gets in the way::
Recommended it?
Yes
Man, I hate when this happens, you slave your poor soul over a videogame for a day or so; relentlessly trying to beat the computer. And when you do, you realize that the whole time, there was nothing to unlock. This happens quite a bit in videogames for either budgetary purposes or the developers...
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Pros
good graphics, good control, fast paced action, great music, spiffy weapons
Cons
crazy camera angles, frustrating, nothing to unlock, limited replay value
Recommended it?
Yes
Heavy Metal Geomatrix is an arcade game with lots of fast, intense, and loud action. If you're not familier with this game, or the concept behind it, try to imagine Powerstone mixed with Virtua On mixed with Unreal Tournament. It sounds like a pretty strange mix, but believe me, Capcom pulls it off...
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Product Review Summary
91% recommend this product
Consumer Reviews
Pros
great atmosphere and adventure/GRAPHICS/
Cons
nothing to complain about
Recommended it?
Yes
Does anyone remember the days of games like "Flashback"(SNES)and "Out of this World"(SNES)? They were both really cool and original and shared certain qualities in their design and atmosphere that made them really interesting to play. Even though they were made by different developers, they were...
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Pros
Incredible graphics, varied gameplay, fun fun fun!
Cons
No saving in middle of levels, no voice acting
Recommended it?
Yes
I first had the pleasure of playing Rayman 2 on my girlfriend's N64 this past winter break; I rented Rayman 2 and Donkey Kong 64 and played Rayman 2 considerably more than DK64. Needless to say, when I heard that Rayman was coming to Dreamcast, I had high hopes. I wasn't at all disappointed.
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