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Year Tags abandonware , old , game , fifth , element , movie , action , tpp , korben , dallas , leeloo. Genre action tpp. Another example of the intelligence of the enemies are the cops that you fight hand to hand. They will let you pummel them and then they will attack you once. You pummel more, they attack once and so on. If there happens to be a second one in the room, he may join in but usually he just sits there out of the way.
I expected much better than this. But wait, there is more. That is right, that is not all. I have not even talked about the controls yet. This game has some of the worst controls around.
I am sure that part of the problem is compounded by the camera problems but there are a number of precision jumps that are required and it is an absolute pain in the ass. I can't tell you the number of times I plummeted to my death because I thought I was lined up for my jump only to jump off at some screwy angle.
Then there was the whole hand-to-hand combat thing. This felt very clunky and slow. I felt like my commands took forever to execute and when they finally did, they were not what I was trying to do anyway.
Also, for some reason, the game had a habit of taking steps backward before going forward. I could never figure this out. I guess it just sums up the entire game. Okay, I admit that I have been a bit harsh on this game, but it is only because it really could have been cool. I really like the way that the characters sneak behind the walls and can do a rollout from behind the wall while unloading their guns or while avoiding fire from the enemies.
The levels were large and there was a lot to see but it was just so much damn work that it really was not worth it. I will say that one of the better parts of the game was the graphics.
Aside from the heavy draw-in problems and fogging, everything looked good. When I got up close to things, they did not really distort much and I was still able to identify them. I think the game had a good mix of indoor and outdoor action and I really liked the tracers on the bullets. I think it is pretty obvious how I feel about this game.
It is really too bad that the controls and the camera were so bad because this game had the makings of a fairly decent game. If you are interested in this type of game, I recommend you check out Duke Nukem Time To Kill or wait for my review on Tomb Raider 3 to see if it is worth checking out. I just hope that the developers can iron out the camera problems before Nightmare Creatures is released for N Another movie-inspired game has arrived.
The Fifth Etement contains elements that will come as no surprise for many gamers. To draw a comparison, our early glimpses of the game reveal Tomb Raider -like room-to-room adventuring along with combat action reminiscent of Nightmare Creatures. Large polygonal characters romp through 3-D buildings, city streets and landscapes displayed in the ever-popular third-person perspective.
Playing as Korben or Leeloo, you must do your best to rid these areas of evil forces using several combat weapons including rifles, handguns and big blasters, not to mention your dukes.
It's not clear how closely the game will follow the actual movie story line, but if it stays true to past movie-inspired games, it will shed all semblance of a plot and leave you with an all-out kill fest. Just use your imagination and pretend you're Bruce Willis I suppose it's only fair that--seeing as how I wrote the long review of Metal Gear Solid , the PlayStation's best game--I'd have to write the long review of The Fifth Element, the system's worst.
This thing is horrid in every respect, a painful fact that becomes clear after a minute of play. Lousy control is the main culprit here. Big Guns So then, blasting, kung-fu kicking, and the odd bit of jumping and ducking is the order of the day where The Fifth Element's concerned. Under par So, put together a weapon-wielding taxi-driver, a high-kicking supreme being in bandages, a bit of blasting and leaping, some rather dim baddies who nevertheless can hit you with pinpoint accuracy from a mile off, an iffy camera perspective, and what have you got?
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List of new games here Follow us on Facebook or Twitter. Screenshots needed. Read our screenshot tutorial. In theory, that is - in actual fact, you can run up to an enemy and just pump the various punch and kick buttons and see them off fairly easily. Leeloo's levels are more like Tomb Raider in terms of jumping-about-platforms-iness although it contains nowhere near the amount of platform hopping involved, and for the supreme being, she's somewhat less athletic than Lara, apparently able to hold onto the ceiling but unable to pull herself up over the side of ledges.
So then, blasting, kung-fu kicking, and the odd bit of jumping and ducking is the order of the day where The Fifth Element's concerned. Then, there must be a wide variety of well designed levels for you to make your way through. Well, not particularly. There are thirty or so levels, but only fifteen areas for you to explore - this is because once you've cleared an area as Korben, you then go through it again as Leeloo, dispatching the same enemies who are now bizarrely unarmed - a concession to Leeloo's lack of weapon skill but one which doesn't do much for the continuity of the game.
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