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Reviews (3)
Aug 07, 2022
Wonderfully Refreshing Divergence
I have always wanted to play a Pokémon game where you could run around and see the Pokémon in a 3D world where you can catch and battle them. No random battles here! And it's what I consider a quintessential Pokémon experience. Do yourself a favor and pick this game up, the only thing you'll be lacking in is your free time.
May 02, 2017
Don't let the dated graphics hold you back from a hilarious original gaming experience!
Giants: Citizen Kabuto is a FPS/3rd person and later a RTS game, that was years ahead of it's time when it was released for the PS2 and PC in 2001.
The game starts out as a FPS shooter that you can change to 3rd person on the fly during gameplay. It starts off slowly so you can get your bearings in the world of Giants, and plays out on a massive meteor that's inhabited by some very quirky races. You start out as one of the British sounding soft skinned aliens (Mecc's) that wear mechanized suits to survive the trials of space. The humor is dry, but it has a morbid/dark charm that's very fun.
You will start off doing simple varied missions as the Mecc's and then, (no spoilers) will switch it up to keep the gameplay fresh and offer varied experiences. The game is very rewarding and nonstop fun once you dig into and embrace the visuals and different play styles.
The game transitions from 1st/3rd person gameplay to a simple but challenging RTS variation complete with some light resource gathering. It's very entertaining and varied and one of the few games that I actually finished and then played through again.
I would recommend getting this for the PC for the slight increase in graphics quality and maneuverability, but the PS2 is a wonderful port too. Playing it on the PS2 also means that everything will work out of the box, unlike todays PC's which can be a hassle at times to run older games without knowledge of how to screw around with settings and compatibility modes.
I still recommend this game to people who are looking for something a little different and quirky, that will ensure some good laughs. It also had a good sequel and I hope that this world of characters are re-visited in the future for a 3rd release.
The pics are from of/from the Mecc's. There's a lot more to this game than the images show without spoiling anything. :)
Nov 07, 2015
Excellent condition of a rock solid aging classic Nintendo console.
3 of 4 found this helpful Are the graphics good? Yes they were amazing for the time period that they were born in. We finally got a system that focused on 3D game play and brand new experiences. The Nintendo 64 was a truly rugged machine and ran games 100% of the time unlike other consoles that used discs it still used the proven cartridge format. The controllers however gave out frequently from frenzied joystick movement and button smashes.
Everything that arrived was extremely clean and the system itself looks almost brand new! All the cables were in great shape and fit snugly into the ports. The controller had a used stick feel, not terrible, but not tight by any means, it was the only stumble in an otherwise great system bundle.
However I might add that the two games that come with the system are incredibly terrible and by no means represent or highlight what the system is capable of. Also you will want a RAM expansion pack to double the RAM from 4MB to 8MB of memory. It ups the quality of the visuals and amount of detail and is required for a lot of the best games.
You have to at least play Zelda: Ocarina of time, 007 Golden Eye, Super Smash Bros., Super Mario 64, 1080 snowboarding, and of course Mario Kart 64!