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Poor woman's Syphon Filter/Tomb Raider

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 0 / 2
Date: October 22, 2000
Author: Amazon User

Another example of a great idea that was poorly executed. Plays like a cheapened version of Syphon Filter or Tomb Raider. Like Tomorrow Never Dies, the wrong people got the rights to publish this title. Poor play control, medicore graphics, and insanely difficult mission goals. At least I only paid $30 for it :)

danger girls

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: April 06, 2002
Author: Amazon User

it is a very good game to play when you are
bored. so have fun with this cool game as
much as i did

NO NATALIA KASTLE

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: July 22, 2004
Author: Amazon User

MY BIGGEST GRIPE WITH THIS GAME WAS THAT THEY KILLED OFF NATALIA KASTLE IN ISSUE 6 OF DANGER GIRL AND THEN BEFORE ISSUE 7 EVEN CAME OUT THEY INTRODUCE THIS CHICK J.C. I WISH YOU COULD HAVE PLAYED AS NATALIA. AFTERALL, SHE WAS A DANGER GIRL UP TO ISSUE 6.

Lets hope it's more frequent

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 1 / 9
Date: June 22, 2000
Author: Amazon User

Well anyone how has bought the comic knows about their problems of getting it out. I can't even remember how many months ago the last issue they released. Don't get me wrong i like the comic and the art is good, but they really need to improve how often it comes out. All we can hope for is that in this game we don't have to wait five months for each level of the game.

Releases and Girls

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 1 / 4
Date: September 13, 2000
Author: Amazon User

It may be me, but who is that third girl on the cover? It might have to do with the fact is that they can't get the issues out. Even this game was subject to countless delays. You do have to say that they put some time in on this game.

Danger Girl rules!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: March 05, 2002
Author: Amazon User

I would have liked for the game to have more fluidity and a few other moves to make it easier, but I can't help but give anything--and I mean anything--J. Scott Campbell does anything but five stars! It was actually a bit more challenging--I've had people ask me which is better, DG or Tomb Raider, and I really can't say. I just wish the motions were a little more fluid is all. There are some moves, however, that I wish Tomb Raider had--like one where you can put your back to the wall and move up to the edge and leap out to shoot, like in a real movie. That's very helpful. It's a real challenge and even the cheat codes are challenging--you have to earn them by finding them hidden within the levels. But I can't imagine how anyone is expected to defeat most of the villians without cheats, since they have way more energy and it's almost impossible to both avoid their hits and shoot at the same time. I had a heck of a time even with cheats.
But I loved how they made it so reading the comic helps you defeat Major Maxim. I don't think I would have figured it out as fast if I hadn't been such an avid DG fan. J. Scott Campbell rules!

One of my favorite things, being so devoted to J. Scott Campbell, is that each and every level has a brand new specially drawn introduction picture by J. Scott Campbell. I am still desperately trying to get the DG Sketchbook, which has all of these pics printed in it, or so I hear. But good luck trying to get your hands on it at this point! lol

I had to speak up because I saw someone saying that the story isn't like the book and J.C. (the chick in the red sports bra) just comes in out of nowhere. I was to understand before the game or the seventh issue came out that the DG game story takes place after the first story arc (which ended issue seven) and the second story arc in the book. I think I read it in Wizard Magazine or Playstation Magazine or something. My only complaint was how similar the two stories are.

Frustrating, Plain Frustrating!

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: July 28, 2002
Author: Amazon User

This entire game and gameplay is nearly worthless. The camera angles, control and character movement are all entirely awkward. Additionally, the game has only save points after you complete the level. Generally, that would be somewhat excusable as in Eidos' Fear Effect for its difficulty, but this game isn't even difficult per se: just that your characters are very clumsy and move like tanks. There are few things in this game that actually bring the game from receiving a negative (as in below 1 star and below 0 star rating). First, the cover art is absolutely spectacular and the art inside is absolutely great. Second, the soundtrack within the game is excellent. Lastly, the inclusion of the Danger Girls is great! However, do not buy this game for the gameplay! You will be disappointed and annoyed. Just buy it for the game manual for the art on top and within, and the beautiful CD design!

Great Comic Tie-in

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 2 / 3
Date: February 08, 2001
Author: Amazon User

For the fans of the Danger Girl Comic series this is a dream come true. It reads like a chapter of the comics -- except in a playable game format.

Okay, so the controls get a little stiff at times, especially when you're trying to target a Hammer dude and he's already shooting at you, but a skilled player can worl their way around that.

I liked this game so much that I played it through THREE TIMES IN A ROW.

Okay, yes there are similarities to Tomb Raider, Secret Agent and James Bond (Did anybody take notice that the old guy looks and sounds a lot like Sean Connery?), but that's part of the fun.

My only real complain about the game, is that they could have made the graphics between the movie sequences and the actual game closer in style.

this game could use some improvements.......

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 2 / 3
Date: October 20, 2001
Author: Amazon User

I love a good challange in a game, but this...I dont think so. My first complaint is the saving. You can only save after you complete a level and I have died endlessly trying to beat the levels! Some saving points in the middle of the levels would have really been nice. Also, where did this chick in the red sports-bra come from? She isn't even featured in one Danger Girl comic. The comic only had seven issues that where released by the year or years (Some people even had time to make this game during the time spand of after issue 6, but before issue 7.) And if you have time, go to your local comic store and buy at least the 7th issue of the Danger Girl comic to see how different the story in the game drifts from the real thing. I think the people who made this game figured that there would be no issue 7 so decided to make up their own storyline to complete the story. Then Danger Girl #7 came out in stores and showed a magnificent ending/way to start another series. I have always been a fan for the Danger Girl comics since they started to be released, but sadly, I'm not a big fan for the game.

A GREAT IDEA!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 4 / 9
Date: June 02, 2000
Author: Amazon User

Danger Girl is the coolest comic book out there and is a great idea for a video game! Unlike other games, in Danger Girl you get to pick from 3 different super sexy spy girls to control. Each one has there own special weapons and moves. One is a knife expert, one use a lot of cool guns and bombs, and one even has a whip! This is going to be one of the best Playstation games and probably one of the last Playstion 1 games. I hope they make a Danger Girl 2 for PS2 with even more girls to control!

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