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The Three Stooges (Sony PlayStation 1, 2003)

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This listing is for a Factory Sealed copy of The Three Stooges for the PlayStation 1. Game is sealed, includes the original retail hang tab, UPC sticker, and has no cracks in the case or tears in the plastic. A basically perfect copy. Shipping is $7.99 in the United States, no international shipping is offered at this time. Thanks for looking, and please check out my other listings!

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Moe, Larry & Curly starring in their own Cinemaware game? Why, soitanly! Nyuk. Nyuk. Nyuk. Join those zany masters of mirth as they try to save an old lady and her three beautiful daughters from the clutches of an evil banker.Based on the original title released by Cinemaware, The Three Stooges offers pie throwing, prizefighting, and medical madness, giving players the feeling that they are starring in their own Stooges movie. Cinemaware has completed development of an enhanced version of The Three Stooges for the PS one. The company has maintained the original gameplay formula but enhanced the game art, action sequences and trivia as well as Stooges' footage, voices and sound effects.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Metro 3D
UPC
0650001555124
eBay Product ID (ePID)
55784113

Product Key Features

Rating
E-Everyone
Genre
Action & Adventure
Platform
Sony PlayStation 1
Game Name
The Three Stooges

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2003
Number of Players
1-2
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad, Joystick
Also Available in this Platforms
Game Boy Advance
Support Elements
Memory Card, Dual Shock, With Memory Support
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
Comic Mischief

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5 out of 5 stars
by blutnkMar 20, 2019
originally released by Cinemaware for the Commodore Amiga personal computer - This is this game not a "NES REMAKE"
The Three Stooges is a video game originally released by Cinemaware in 1987 for the Commodore Amiga personal computer, and then ported to a few other 1980s things and then the NES system, this PlayStation game is a remake of the originally released by Cinemaware edition, its not a port of GBA which is also a remake of the originally released Cinemaware game. It has a bit of bugs like, "I hit that button, I know I did" kind of gameplay action, but it is a greater remake than the NES edition, however I grew up on the NES edition so I enjoy that version best. If you want to see the differences in graphics and gameplay, I suggest going to youtube and searching "the Three Stooges Game Long Play" you will find videos people posted of the entire game
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1 out of 5 stars
by matted1neJul 28, 2008
A total Abomination.
I stumbled across this many years after it's Playstation release. I feel like I saw it come out, and ignored it in favor of Playstation 2 games (Seeing as how this was ported to Playstation at the very end of the Playstation's formidable years). So I was quite surprised when I found this game, and decided to impulse buy it, because I absolutely love The Three Stooges. Now I want to find the people who ported this, and throw them in a dumpster. When playing this game on Playstation, a pretty advanced system, you will instantly begin thinking "Jesus, this looks like a bargain bin NES game!" And not only does it look like someone hastily scribbled 4 color creations that kind of look like Moe, Larry and Curly - if you squint or wear someone else's glasses - into Microsoft Paint and exclaimed "DONE!", it sounds like the worst thing you could ever imagine possible. The only thing from the show you'll recognize are the horribly pixelated bitmap images ripped directly from the TV screen, such as Curly trying to get an oyster out of the stew and having it spit at him. The sound is particularly atrocious. This is one of those games where the mean banker constantly laughs at you in the monotone NES computerized laugh that was used in 600 Nintendo games in the 1980's. We get it, you're the mean banker, and you're proud of your jerkiness, no need to rub it in. When you aren't listening to the banker cackle at you relentlessly, you're forced to hear clips from The Three Stooges that are so jarring that you will drop the controller. They sound exactly like someone held a cassette voice recorder up to an airing of The Stooges, and tried to catch as many clips as they could on tape, including the white noise in the room surrounding them. I'm all for using the real voices of Moe, Larry and Curly, but in this case, you'll think they are communicating from the grave via a Sanyo Cassette Tape Recorder - circa 1983. The worst part has to be the gameplay, hands down. I didn't have the manual when I played this, and I seriously don't think it would help. The gameplay is an obvious precursor to Wario Ware (Startingly so at times), where instructions pop on the screen for literally 2 seconds, giving you zero chance to comprehend them, then immediately throwing you into a game with no idea what buttons you are supposed to use. Games vary from such amazing tasks as throwing pies and avoiding getting hit by pies, and - for reasons beyond my understanding - running down a sidewalk avoiding dogs and cinderblocks while a boxing match is completing rounds on the top half of your screen. I honestly have no idea what drug these people were taking when they created this. If it isn't painfully obvious, let it be known that the Playstation version might as well have shipped in a cardboard NES box, because it's an 8-bit game with absolutely no gameplay and no creativity whatsoever. It amazes me that a license like The Three Stooges could be executed this badly. Anyone in the universe could do a better job at creating a game than CINEMAWARE did.Read full review
1 out of 5 stars
by -REdSwaJSJK@Del...Apr 20, 2010
The Three Stooges (Playstation)
This game was in 8-bit on the NES. Before that, I think it was on one of those weird, off computer systems. But it was the same exact game. Then in 2002, it was ported to the GBA, same game, just in 16-bit. NOW, when I found out it was on Playstation, holy cow! I was expection a Three Stooges game with 3-D graphics and a storyline. NO! IT IS THE GBA VERSION PORTED TO A PLAYSTATION DISC! No difference! It's like you took the Game Boy screen and blew it up, to fit the television. Kind of like playing the Super Game Boy, etc. Same pixel resolution I mean. Also, same HORRIBLE sound effects. And this was in 2003 or 04, so there is no excuse. This game should have never been made.

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originally released by Cinemaware for the Commodore Amiga personal computer - This is this game not a "NES REMAKE"

A total Abomination.

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