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Lieu : North Richland Hills, Texas, États-Unis
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Numéro de l'objet eBay :256336805807

Caractéristiques de l'objet

État
Acceptable: Un objet présentant des traces d'usure apparentes et importantes, mais qui fonctionne. ...
Region Code
NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Release Year
1999
UPC
0020295150013
Platform
Sega Dreamcast
Rating
T-Teen
MPN
020295150013
Publisher
Infogrames North America, Inc.
Genre
Action & Adventure
Game Name
Slave Zero

À propos de ce produit

Product Information

500 years in the future...<br><br>The First Corporate Dynasty of the second millennium is ruled by the tyrannical SovKhan (short for Sovereign Khan) from the vast seven mile high Megacity S1-9. Using cybernetic embryos and a mysterious substance known as Dark Matter, SovKhan has begun growing an army of giant living robots known as Slaves. In an attempt to rule the world, SovKhan plans to use these robots to enslave all of humanity. <br><br>Underneath Megacity S1-9 is a system of sewage tunnels called The Suck. A rebellious group of spiritual warriors, or Guardians, have made the sewers their base of operations. Having successfully stolen a Slave unit, the Guardians are not about to let SovKhan's reign go unchallenged. You take on the role of Chan, the one Guardian chosen to fuse your mind and body with that of the stolen Slave unit. As Chan you must command Slave Zero and save humanity. <br><br>While controlling Slave Zero you will navigate Megacity S1-9 and The Suck, destroying all that SovKhan has created. Your Slave is equipped with a ballistic weapon, a power weapon, and a missile launcher, which are consistently upgraded as you progress through the 13 mission-based levels. In addition to these weapons, you have the ability to pick up and throw certain objects, such as cars and steel girders. <br><br>The levels are set up so that you must fight your way through conventional military forces, sentinel-class assault units, and other Slaves in order to reach your objectives, which range from destroying power generators to stopping the city's train ways to stealing cybernetic embryos. As you progress through the levels, power-ups, such as health, ammunition, and upgrades are made available. Each level ends with a boss encounter. <br><br>In addition to the third-person 3D story mode, Slave Zero has a two to four player deathmatch mode, which is played via split screens. While playing the deathmatch mode, the camera shifts from the normal third-person perspective to a first-person perspective. There are a total of ten arenas specifically designed for the deathmatch mode.<br><br>Slave Zero requires two blocks of memory in order to save a game on a VMU. Also, it is compatible with the Jump Pack.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Infogrames North America, Inc.
MPN
020295150013
UPC
0020295150013
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1715

Product Key Features

Rating
T-Teen
Genre
Action & Adventure
Platform
Sega Dreamcast
Game Name
Slave Zero

Additional Product Features

Release Year
1999
Number of Players
1-4
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
Animated Violence

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Justesse des frais d'expédition
4.7
Rapidité de l'expédition
5.0
Communication
5.0

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Évaluations et avis sur le produit

4.4
8 évaluations du produit
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Good graphics

Compelling gameplay

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  • Something to help kill the time

    Well, despite the low ratings this game recieved from gaming sites, I'm gonna go out on a limb and tell you it's actually pretty decent. The controls are a little wonky at first, but you can used to them pretty quickly if you take the time. The graphics aren't the best out there, but what you can do in the game makes up for it. I mean, how many chances do you get to run around in a giant robot and crush cars and buildings while fighting your enemies? Though one thing I will complain about is the lighting in the game. Sure, the enviroment is to indicate that the city is cast with really bad pollution, but unless you're willing to turn up the brightness on the tv, sometimes it's like trying to find your way in a huge house with a very weak flashlight. And one final thing is the music, ...

  • Interesting Mech Game

    You play as Slave Zero, a giant robot that stomps through town, stomping cars that actually swerve away from you are you approach them including drives that bolt from their car doors and die in the same bloody mess no matter which fashion you kill them. Of course this game has nothing to really do with that, it's just one of the many interesting details implemented by the creator. The controls are a bit odd; you move with the A,B,X,Y buttons while aiming with the joystick. The D-pad lets you jump and stomp, among other things. The left trigger fires rockets while the right trigger fires your rifle or whatever firearm you've upgraded to at the time. Upgrades are plenty from automatic weapons to sensor guided missiles. You battle hover-crafts with mounted rocket-launchers including mechs ...

  • This is a very good game and a must have for collector's and gamers alike

    This hidden gem is a very unique game. You play a massive mech stomping around. It is a Dreamcast game that never costs very much but it is cool and easy to learn and play. The story does not drag on and on. The graphics are classic and the sound is not annoying at all but cool with the stomping and explosions. I got my copy for under $7 and you should be able to too.

  • Slave Zero ain't no zero!

    This game is pretty damn fun! Easy enough controls and fairly basic levels make for a good lazy afternoon game that doesn't require a helluva lot of brain work. Just shoot and blow things up. Done and done!

  • Slave Zero

    Most may not like the controls,or lack of music in game.But it makes for some fun @$$ 4-player fun,and fighting a boss on top of a tall building is fun!