Namco are back, strapped and packing gats with their third instalment of the Time Crisis series. And yes, the exquisitely simple gameplay is virtually untouched. You (and potentially a second player) point your gun at something, pull the trigger and then it blows up/collapses/bleeds profusely. There's certainly no denying the purity of Time Crisis 3.
Following the usual precedent of console light-gun game conver sions, the PS2 version will contain both the 'un-edited' arcade title and a more padded-out console specific adaptation (with extra modes offering some sneaky sniping). The only major change from its prequel is the variety of weapons on offer: Time Crisis 3 gives you the opportunity to use your G-Con as a shotgun, machine gun or grenade launcher as well as the obligatory handgun.
If all goes to plan, you'll be peppering your telly with infra red bullets just in time for the Queen's speech this Christmas.
Following the usual precedent of console light-gun game conver sions, the PS2 version will contain both the 'un-edited' arcade title and a more padded-out console specific adaptation (with extra modes offering some sneaky sniping). The only major change from its prequel is the variety of weapons on offer: Time Crisis 3 gives you the opportunity to use your G-Con as a shotgun, machine gun or grenade launcher as well as the obligatory handgun.
If all goes to plan, you'll be peppering your telly with infra red bullets just in time for the Queen's speech this Christmas.
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