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A complete bust

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 7 / 14
Date: November 30, 1999
Author: Amazon User

This game is a pittiful excuse for a game, the moves are boring, the "rpg" aspect is childish, and the graphics are horrid. The game "claims" to take full use of the powers of the expansion pack, but when I put the expansion pack in, it just increased the frame rate a slight notch. And that was needed, the frame rate for this game was horrid, the camera angels constantly were wrong, and the "wide variety of monsters" were a joke. There was almost no variety, they ALL attacked in the EXACT same manner, and avoiding there attacks is just WAY too easy as you just have to stay out of there reach untill your "power meter" is full. As for the "high res" graphics, they were pitiful, colorless, and for the most part unnoticable. The opening cut scenes were very annoying in thier length, and the translation of the text to English was done by a 3rd grader if that. If you want to waste your $50 that badly, just flush it down the toilet, atleast it wont take up your time as well!

The worst game i have played!

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 6 / 15
Date: November 17, 1999
Author: Amazon User

mmm, What a mistake making this game. It has no depth, is no fun, becomes tedious quickly and lacks qualities of classics like Mario Kart 64 and Goldeneye. What a bad game for such an amazing consele. Even Clayfighters 64 is better than this!

Just not like the others.

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 1 / 7
Date: November 27, 1999
Author: Amazon User

I didn't like this game. It got real tiring after the first battles. Most of your attacks are just punches and kicks. There are throws that are pretty cool, but they are all wrestling moves. The story line is stupid. A game that should've been overlooked by its creators.

simply boring

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 2 / 3
Date: January 09, 2000
Author: Amazon User

This game did not live up to my expectations. The graphics are solid and the story's all right, but the pace is SLOW. The biggest problem with this game is the battles. It tries to put together the best aspect of fighting games and RPG battle systems, and it simply doesn't work. Trust me, this should not be called an RPG. Of course there are some people who'll love this game, but you probably aren't one of them, and so should rent instead of buying.

long and confusing

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: February 04, 2005
Author: Amazon User

youre this dude who travels all about this underground world and battles weird monsters.when you get into a room with them.the combat mode is very strange.you must pick and choose each minute aspect of every strike you perform.whenever you get nailed with a move you learn it.you can customize your guys fighting style.sounds gresat right?WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!youve got like 10 million stats to keep track of,the game gives you no real indication of whats wrong when it is.theres no clear cut way to go.the instructions are really vague.its all a good idea but,it failed miserably.i wonder if stalin programmed it?

Hybrid Heaven - an RPG that made a unique and daring blend.

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 11 / 11
Date: April 04, 2000
Author: Amazon User

This game is a rather unique type of RPG. Much of the story plot is sparse, but easy to follow. The labyrinth that the main character has to go through is a hugh, multi-leveled UFO. The battle engine (which seems to be what the game is mostly about) goes about combat in a very leisurely, and lengthy manner. Part of the time, you are constantly dancing with the opponent while waiting for your strength meter to recharge. Then, when either you or your opponent engage an attack, a menu pops up, permitting you to choose your move. There is also a unique offense/defense level on different body parts. Say you take too many blows to your left leg. Suddenly, that leg will be too weak to do kicks with. It will also be an easy spot for the enemy to deliver painful blows to. In fact, you and your opponent generally have six different areas that can take damage. Legs, arms, torso and head. And, in the process of combat, you will gain new maneuvers and strengthen different areas of yourself, depending on the usage of the maneuver. Say you constantly use right uppercuts. That arm will gain strength. Though, by gaining all these maneuvers, you tend to make the menu of moves run on forever. You can also use weapons you find along the way to combat with. Sadly, once you get past the combat engine, labyrinth and story plot ideas, the game starts feeling like a wide open field with all the players missing. Much of the time, you will be running through large hallways, shooting at the occasional defense bots, trying to locate the key writing machines and opening doors and chests of several sorts. And, the rooms where your hand-to-hand battles take place in, are usually against biologically engineered monsters who seem to use remotely operated transporters to enter with. There doesn't seem to be much offered in the way of brain teasers. Basically, you are either running through nearly empty hallways, fighting an enemy via hand-to-hand or watching a movie sequence. This game is not for everyone. Try renting it first. And, if you like it, buy it. I'd also recommend obtaining a dedicated memory card for this game...as it likes eating up 56 pages to save a game.

Hybrid Heaven = Hybrid Greatness

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 4 / 5
Date: December 28, 1999
Author: Amazon User

Hybrid Heaven is a game fully worth checkng out especially if you are into RPG's or action games. Hybrid Heaven mixes a mysterious twisting plotline with a totally revolutionary fight sequence with combos, weapons, wrestling type throws, and hand to hand fighting. The graphics of this game are nothing too spectacular, but certain enemies and parts do look really fantastic! Now, although I like this game I admit that it sometimes has awkward camera angles which can make things a little difficult, but this game is also great because it is an RPG (role playing game)in which you can talk with other people, search through levels collecting items, and bring tactics into battle.

Interesting and original

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 3 / 4
Date: January 26, 2000
Author: Amazon User

The combat system is what sets this game up. I won't get into the story a lot, because you need to experience it to understand it. The combat is a combination of RPG style and action style. You control your movement directly, and then choose various attack or defense options from some in-game menues. It's hard to get a hang of, but a lot of fun once you do, with each area of the body leveling up separately. I'd reccommend renting before buying, however, because the combat and story may not be for you.

Pretty cool ^_^

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 2 / 3
Date: December 28, 1999
Author: Amazon User

I, myself, happened to enjoy Hyrbid Heaven. The story line is great, plenty of twists and turns, and is pretty captivating. While the game moves a little slow, and the battles do get annoying, I was hooked waiting to find out what happened next. I'd recommend this one. The movies in the game were excellent, with lots of detail. And the game was challenging, nothing really pushover that you could beat within a few hours.

All in all, an enticing, exciting title you won't be able to shut off ^_^

Perfect for RPG fans!

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: May 02, 2000
Author: Amazon User

This game has awesome graphics. The story is very confusing because when you think you've figured out the story, they throw something else at you! All and all RPG fans will love it. Remember your Controller Pak.

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