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Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus (Sony PlayStation 2, 2003)
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Product Highlights
- Video
Product Information
- Product InformationThere's a clever raccoon in town, and his family heirlooms and traditions are important to him. His name is Sly Cooper and he's a member of the Cooper Clan, a family of artistic thieves who only steal from criminals. The worst happens when the criminals steal the Thievius Raccoonus, a book documenting the skills and history of each member of the Cooper Clan. The Fiendish Five is a group of dangerous criminals that is responsible for the theft, and each member of the group took a section of the book. Together with his friends Bentley and Murray, Sly Cooper must track down the group, get back the book, and avenge the death of his father, who was killed by the criminals during the raid.
Product Identifiers
- PublisherSony Computer Entertainment America, Inc.
- GameSly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus [Greatest Hits]
- MPN711719719823
- UPC711719719823
Key Features
- PlatformSony PlayStation 2
- ESRB RatingE - Everyone
- GenreAction, Adventure
- LocationUSA
Tech Details
- ESRB DescriptorMild Violence
- Control ElementsGamepad/Joystick
- Number of Players1
- Release Year2003
- Game Special Features
- Stealth-based cartoon thievery
- Rob casinos and jewelry stores on the way to find the Fiendish Five
- Recover the book of thieving knowledge
- Stealth-based cartoon thievery
- Game SeriesSly Cooper Series
Most relevant reviews
- by lordsutcliffeSep 04, 2015
Not the best condition.
It sometimes freezes up during cutscenes. It's a different case than pictured. There's a weird hole all the way through the case, like someone took a small drill to the bottom right corner. But overall I guess I'm pretty happy with it.
- by dimitrilousteauJul 10, 2013
Totally Awesome!!! Worth the money!!!
This is an awesome game made by a very good video game company, Sucker Punch Productions. This is one of my favorite games. Compared to other games, this one beats them by a mile. It is appropriate for all ages and won't disappoint you if you love video games. In the game, you play as Sly Cooper, a raccoon. Sly is on a mission to steal back his family's most prized possession, the Thievius Raccoonus. The Thievius Raccoonus was stolen from Sly's parents before Sly could inherit the book. Sly's parents were killed leaving him an orphan. Sly made friends with Bentley and Murray at the orphanage and together they pledged to steal back the Thievius Raccoonus. Sly and the gang must face cops and crooks alike on their mission. In the end, Sly Cooper reclaims the book and becomes a master thief like his ancestors. This is the first game in the Sly Cooper game series.Read full review
- by donatellomigiat...Aug 05, 2011
Sly Cooper is an amazing game for any age and a PS2 classic! :)
With platformers hitting their peak at the transition point between the 16-bit and 32-bit eras in 1995, it seemed one couldn't walk down the street without bumping into a furry mammal with an attitude. Sonic, Bubsy, Aero, Crash, Conquer, Zero -- the list seemingly ran into infinite. Once considered the most important aspect of a console launch, the mascot, which was once always identified with a particular console or system at the time, has now entered into the Netherlands in significance toward a system. No longer team players, "franchise properties" such as Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon are like overpaid athletes, jumping from team to team for the biggest impact. Additionally, now we have crossbreed, focus-tested characters that no longer resemble either humans or animals, and that perhaps aren't as identifiable as the simple wacky mammalians we used to know and love.So, it's with great sentimental interest that we watch Sucker Punch Studios, the development team remembered for Rocket on Nintendo 64, embark on its new platform game, Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus. The single-player platformer is one of two games Sony Computer Entertainment America is delivering this year and of the two, this lead character is, you guessed it, a furry mammal -- a thieving raccoon to be precise -- with an attitude.Are we entering a new dawn of platformers? Will there be a new renaissance of great 128-bit mammals with attitudes? Heck if I know, I can hardly count all of them. But what I do know for certain is this Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus is one of the most beautiful platformers I have ever seen. And Sly Cooper is, inarguably, the most charming platform character to appear on a system since the talented, impatient Sonic the Hedgehog won gamers hearts on Sega Genesis in the early '90s. Storybook PresentationBlending tried-and-true platform techniques into a 3D world, Sucker Punch has fused a smartly designed platformer in Sly Cooper. The game follows the exploits of Sly -- a thief whose family heritage is built upon great thieves -- and his friends, Bentley the brainy turtle and Murray the clumsy but brave hippo. Sly's family heritage is deep with thievery, and all of color and technique has been written into the Thievius Racoonus, a big, hardbound heirloom book that's been stolen.When Sly was a young pup, a group of five evil criminals ransacked his house, murdered his father, and stole the family book, forcing Sly to grow up in an orphanage, along with Bentley and Murray. Once Sly is old enough, he and his crew, Bentley with his technical wizardry, and Murray the lovable life-long friend with a knack for getting in trouble, take off to find the lost pages of the Thievius Raccoonus.Delivered in the style of a hard-boiled detective story, and leaning toward a graphic novel sensibility rather than a traditional novel, Sucker Punch's game draws empathy from you while earning your respect. It's hard not to like this poor-boy raccoon whose thievery comes only from hardened criminals and evil crooks, never from law-abiding citizens.Although we have shown off a good bit of Sly Cooper in movies and screenshots, what we haven¿t shown are the seams between levels: The menus, cut-scenes, interfaces and load screens. And while these naturally take a back burner role to gameplay and graphics, Sucker Punch's game is a pure gem all the way through. All in all this game is amazing :)Read full review
- by kerwi-matilNov 14, 2015
Great Game; Recieved as Promised
I admit, I was skeptical about getting a new version of such an old game, but it came in it's plastic wrap and everything. Great buy!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
- by number_bubblesDec 10, 2010
Loved it
I bought this game for my brother for his birthday, he's been wanting it for a while now.
The game was great, had a good storyline, and was an enjoyed birthday present. The only downside would be that he finished it in a week or less. Granted he's older than probly the game is intended for (he's 21) but still, that's short.
On the other hand, my 8 year old brother finds it challenging and fun, and he's still working on finishing the game.
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