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Killer 7 Sony Playstation 2 Game
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UPC:013388260393
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:PS2_KILLER_7
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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Before I had bought this game I felt a little aware for its new and original type of gameplay. It actually worried me, losing my interest. Its the on-rail controls that worried me most. But for some reason I just coudnt ignore it. At the first five minutes of playing it I felt I might have made a mistake in buying it. But five minutes coudnt really tell me anything, so I had to give it a chance. Ten minutes later I found Killer 7 so God Dam addictive. I just coudnt keep my eyes off it. The seven characters are based on seven personalities. Each character has their different abilities and weapons and each are required in different areas throughout the game. The puzzles are similar to the resident evil series. Graphics have a stunning cel shade look. The original on-rail controls are just brilliantly done, taking gameplay to a more artistic look and feel to it. Its excellent how the plot evolves to different perspectives leading us to enjoy both storys and gameplay. Almost feels like playing a Quentin Tarantino video game.I have heard many speak bad about this game that have probably only played it for a few minutes. To be honest its what I thought before purchasing.(My God was I wrong) Even myself, I like to play a game with constant action and no meaning. But this game is not constant action but plenty of meaning-and its BRILLIANT.
As other reviewers have mentioned, playing Killer 7 isn’t really like playing your average video game. There are puzzles to solve, but they’re spelled out for you. There are areas to explore, but you can only move on a set path. There’s a storyline to follow, but you might turn blue before you figure out what it all means. There are seven characters, but actually eight, though most of the time you only play as six. If it weren’t for the game’s first-person shooter mechanics (which again defy the norm by giving you unlimited ammo), you’d be hard-pressed to call this a video game at all.Killer 7 is an experience. Sometimes bizzare, other times violent, always a tad frustrating. The distinct blend of cel-shaded graphics and anime-styled cutscenes is consistently impressive. Strong voice-acting gives life to all sorts of memorable characters, and the enemies come in all shapes, sizes, and colours. The controls, if very simplified, respond well and work to the game’s advantage. Ever get tired of checking every door in an area to find the one that actually leads somewhere? Killer 7 only leads you to the areas you need to visit. Combine this with your character’s fixed running speed, and Killer 7 controls your pace. You can’t finish this title any faster than it allows you to. It’s a fully controlled experience.Where Killer 7 will likely frustrate many gamers is not the simplified controls; if you’re old enough to play this title, you’ve probably played older games like Myst on whic.
This game is brilliant. Original, challenging, scary, unique, stylish, easy-to-master controls, and great graphics and gameplay. It’s basically a rail shooter. With puzzles.Very gory in certain parts, like animie actually.Brilliant game, I cannot recommend it enough. Ignore the haters, and buy this game. It’s pure genius. I can’t stop playing it.10/10 st*rs.HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommended! **********/**********
Games have been described as art in the past. A game that comes immediately to mind is Ico, which oozed personality and landscapes that were both etheral and were just like a painting. Not until this game have I ever played a game that was almost like interactive art.As far as I can see, if there was ever a game that was pretending to be an art house film, Killer 7 would be it. From the stylized, psuedo-noir/comic book/anime inspired graphics to the dark, brooding, and sex-laden story and the weird gameplay, you have the makings of an art house video game, as strange as that sounds. But does it work? In a word, mostly.Going back to the art comment, each level in this game and each presentation of idea screams art. It’s like passing surreal paintings in a museum. You pass one and go “whoa, that’s weird.” And you might pass another one that makes you want to tilt your head so you can maybe understand it better. And yet, you come up with a hint but nothing concrete. This game is like that, except that each level, each character each piece of dialogue is connected in a way a wall full of paintings usually isn’t.Normally, when a game puts style and story over gameplay, bad juju occurs. For instance, Xenosaga II was a great movie, but as a game it was horrible. In this case, I’ve known from the beginning that the gameplay would be as equally weird as the storyline. Suda 51, the game’s creator, had been asked when Killer 7 was first introduced via some strange cut scene.
This game is God (yes, that says ama7ing). It is unique in every manor possible to the human mind. It was well worth the wait, as the previous reviewer said. Violent to the extreme, gory, sexy, unique, long, hard, and full of fun!!!! Get this game. Although some people may not like it because they won’t get swepped into the experience as did I. Give this game time to soak into you, and I promise you won’t be disapppointed. yeah, pretty much.
Killer7 is about an assassin named Harman Smith, although you don’t get to play as Harman that often you do get to play as one of his seven personas. The first is Dan Smith who uses a revolver and is a well balanced assassin. The next is Kaede Smith she is smaller and has less health than the others, but uses her blood to break barriers throughout the game. Next we have Coyote Smith a small time crook who can pick any lock and jump to uncany hieghts. Con Smith is the youngest of the 7 and also blind, he uses duel semi-auto pistols and has such great hearing that he can see rooms that others can not with his sonar like abilities. Mask De Smith is an ex-wrestler with duel grenade launchers and can blow holes straight through certain walls. Kevin Smith only has a knife, which might sound crazy, but if things get to tough he just turns invisible and go right around the danger. Now we get to Harman Smith he is old and has to use a wheel chair to get around, but don’t let that fool you he has the powers of a ‘God Killer’ and is the only person capable of seeing the ‘Heaven Smiles’. Garcian Smith is the ‘Cleaner’ of the group not best for the acctual missions, but if one of the other members dies, he can resurrect them, so he could be the most valuable player on the team. Heaven Smiles are your main enemy which are invisible to the naked eye, but Harman can spot them with out a problem. This is just a little taste of the game, to truly enjoy and understand what I am talking about.
This was the first Grasshopper/Suda game I ever played. It is so good it has stuck in my head over the years and I finally bought it again. I love the art style of this game, as well as a clash of FPS/rail shooter/upgrade? The story is fantastic, told in the typical Suda 51 manner. Excited to start my playthrough again. It has been way too long!
There’s an interview floating with Suda 51, the main man behind one of 4 formally Gamecube Capcom games(the other 3 being PN.03 which is only Gamecube so far, Viewtiful Joe which is multisystem now and Resident Evil 4 which has a PS2 version soon). The game was called Killer 7 and Suda answered a question about the gameplay: “I don’t know yet”. It was built from the ground up with the story/presentation and the gameplay came last, which is a big no-no in game development. May not be a typical game but boy is it something to be seen.Story: This is near Evangelion confusing, people(maybe less so). Basically in the year 2003, nuclear energy is banned, missiles destroyed and radioactive materials are disposed of. It’s a time of peace but a group called the Heaven’s Smiles are here to stop it. Freaky looking monsters roam the cities and they actually explode, making kamikaze-like soldiers. In comes Harlan Smith, a man in a wheelchair who has the ability to physically conjure up his 7 personalities(think the movie Identity) who have special abilities. So Harlan must battle the Heaven’s Smiles and it’s leader.Graphics: Outside of the game’s great anime cutscenes, the graphics almost look poor compared to Capcom’s Resident Evil 4. Hell even Viewtiful Joe. But it has a look on its own, going for a cel-shaded look but a bit less polished. Best way to describe them is stylish, not stunning on a “wow” scale but more on a unique one.Sound/Music: The music in the game is basically ambience.
When I first saw this game on a gaming televsision program, I knew it was for me. The graphics are completely stylized. It’s all pure cel-shading and Sin City style black and white. Like a western comic or graphic novel. The sound is haunting and blends perfectly with the eerie feeling of the atmosphere. The seven Smiths are all unique and free of game cliches. There’s knife mastering albino, a magnum toting guy in a black suit, a blind man with duala fully-automatic pistols, a masachist girl with a powerful handgun, a masked wrestler with dual grenade-launcher handguns, a South American thief, and the man in the white suit with the silenced handgun. All the characters are fun to use and everyone will be able to find a favorite. Note that the game IS graphic and isn’t for the kiddies. Wether or not a parent would buy it for their child is what they think of the child’s maturity and ability to understand and handle these things. The story is rich with interesting plot twists and a great political feel. The thinkers will love this game. The “kill-everything-that-moves-without-any-thought” gamers will hate it. The rail system may seem to limit freedom, but it is easy to get used to it with a bit of playing. The true artistic minds and innovation lovers will adore this. Casual gamers may find it a bit unplayable. Still this is a wonderful game. As the tittle says, one word describes this game: Brilliance.
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