Crime Crackers (Game)

Crime Crackers

GAME » on December 3, 1994

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The first RPG by Wild Arms developer, Media Vision, for the Playstation. It was an early role-playing shooter, a hybrid between a first-person shooter and action RPG, with fully textured 3D polygons.

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A launch title for the Playstation in Japan, Crime Crackers is a role-playing shooter, a first-person corridor shooter with RPG elements. The game sees you control three characters at once, Crime Cracker leader Emilia, the dragon-like Doran, and the catgirl Leaza.

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