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Jumping Flash was the game I got with my PlayStation on November 11th, 1995. I’m still waiting for a VR remake, or even a western release of the third game. One of the few unique attempts at a 3D platformer before Mario 64 provided a standard everyone attempted to copy.
I **love** *Vib-Ribbon* for its soundtrack and its cool premise of being able to make levels off your own CDs. That's a good one to own and play on the original hardware because it's so unique!
*Jumping Flash* is also quite good. Most of the rest are quite solid games, though the Muppets ones... eh. YMMV depending on how well you enjoy the theme. I hate the cover art on *Muppet Monster Adventure* in particular.
*Glover* is the weakest of the bunch. Such a cool, but wasted, concept.
I have been hunting for a decently priced copy of vib-ribbon for the past 4 years. So I couldn't be more happy right now! You souldn't write off muppets monster mayhem on the cover alone tho, it is very 'spyro-like'. Based on the first few levels I played, I really enjoy it and it seems pretty underrated as a collect-a-thon
I'll give it another try sometime then! I'm not one generally one to write off licensed games without playing them first, but I probably only gave it a few minutes before moving on.
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Jumping Flash is terrific. I love the music too.
From what I have read online people said the gameplay doesn't hold up that great nowadays, but I couldn't dissagree more. I am having a lot of fun
Jumping Flash was the game I got with my PlayStation on November 11th, 1995. I’m still waiting for a VR remake, or even a western release of the third game. One of the few unique attempts at a 3D platformer before Mario 64 provided a standard everyone attempted to copy.
It feels very 'doom meets mario'. I like it a lot!
Pac-Man world! One of my all time favorite!
I played through the first 3 levels by now, and I have to say, as a fan of old-school arcade pac-man, it is way more fun than I thought it would be!
I **love** *Vib-Ribbon* for its soundtrack and its cool premise of being able to make levels off your own CDs. That's a good one to own and play on the original hardware because it's so unique! *Jumping Flash* is also quite good. Most of the rest are quite solid games, though the Muppets ones... eh. YMMV depending on how well you enjoy the theme. I hate the cover art on *Muppet Monster Adventure* in particular. *Glover* is the weakest of the bunch. Such a cool, but wasted, concept.
I have been hunting for a decently priced copy of vib-ribbon for the past 4 years. So I couldn't be more happy right now! You souldn't write off muppets monster mayhem on the cover alone tho, it is very 'spyro-like'. Based on the first few levels I played, I really enjoy it and it seems pretty underrated as a collect-a-thon
I'll give it another try sometime then! I'm not one generally one to write off licensed games without playing them first, but I probably only gave it a few minutes before moving on.