showing 17 games
| name arrow_downward | publisher(developer) | year | description | platform | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shrek 2 | Activision (Luxoflux) | 2004 | Shrek 2 takes you on a twisted fairy tale adventure with Shrek and his buddies. Revisit key places from the movie sequel while discovering all-new locations and characters. Shrek 2 combines squad-based action with traditional action-adventure elements. Players can control their team of 4 and play as Shrek or any of his 10 friends, switching between them to best utilize each character's unique abilities to solve puzzles, fight monsters and complete wild and dangerous adventures.***[b]Features:[/b] * Choose to play as one of ten different characters, including Donkey and Puss in Boots * Use each character's special abilities to solve puzzles and accomplish objectives * For 1 to 4 players * Based on the movie, you guide Shrek and pals through this action adventure * Explore Far Far Away and all-new areas like the Spooky Forest and Dwarven Mines | PS2 | labelimagesubject |
| Shrek 2 | Activision (Luxoflux Corporation) | 2004 | Xbox | labelminimizeminimize | |
| Shrek 2 | Activision (Luxoflux) | 2004 | Get ready to laugh out loud with this sidesplitting adventure, Shrek style! Expanding upon the motion picture release, experience hilarious interactions with your favorite characters and situations seen in the movie. Features the ability to switch between Shrek, Donkey and others to create even more Shrek fun! [b]Features:[/b] * Choose to play as one of ten different characters, including Donkey and Puss in Boots * Use each character's special abilities to solve puzzles and accomplish objectives * For 1 to 4 players * Based on the movie, you guide Shrek and pals through this action adventure * Explore Far Far Away and all-new areas like the Spooky Forest and Dwarven Mines | GameCube | labelimagesubject |
| Star Wars: Demolition | LucasArts (Luxoflux Corporation) | 2000 | Taking a few liberties with the source material, STAR WARS: Demolition puts players in the middle of Jabba the Hut's latest brainchild: Vehicular combat for cash! Up to four players can choose from a variety of themed vehicles-a pod racer, Luke's landspeeder, and a Rancor beast, to name a few-each with their own attack methods, strengths, and weaknesses. Battle through eight levels, from the swamps and marshes of Dagobah, to the back alleys of Mos Eisley starport and beyond. Each level features a variety of weapons to pick up and use that will make your life easier. Enter the Tournament mode, and your victories will unlock a variety of hidden vehicles! | PS | labelimagesubject |
| Star Wars: Demolition | LucasArts (Luxoflux Corporation) | 2000 | The galaxy is engulfed in a devastating civil war. But on the Outer Rim world of Tatooine, crime lord Jabba the Hutt continues to prosper amid the chaos. Involved in almost every criminal venture, the Hutt has amassed a vast fortune through gambling, smuggling, and other vile acts. | Dreamcast | labelimagesubject |
| Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen | Activision (Luxoflux) | 2009 | X360 | labelminimizeminimize | |
| Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen | Activision (Luxoflux) | 2009 | Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen thrusts players into a battle for supremacy across the globe as either AUTOBOTS or DECEPTICONS to drive, fly, fight and blast their way through intense, pressure-packed levels. Delivering more control, players can select from a diverse range of playable TRANSFORMERS - each with distinct personalities, abilities and weaponry - and jump straight into action as they instantly switch between robot, vehicle and weapon modes to fight for the preservation or annihilation of all mankind. For the first time in the TRANSFORMERS universe, players can also fight the epic war between the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS online in explosive, multiplayer combat. Players can take on the role of their favorite AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS such as Optimus Prime, Starscream, Bumblebee and Ironhide, along with new characters making their first appearance in a game. With two distinct campaigns that allow players to save or destroy the human race, players can unlock and play missions in any order and with different characters for a whole new experience. Instantaneously convert from a colossal robot to a dynamic land or air vehicle such as a diesel truck, sports car, military chopper or fighter jet. New, ultra-fluid transformations can be performed in-motion anytime and anywhere, allowing players to strategically propel through and decimate hordes of enemies with incredible agility. | PS3 | labelminimizesubject |
| True Crime: New York City | Activision (Luxoflux) | 2005 | Wield the ultimate power as a rogue street cop in New York City. You are Marcus Reed, a former criminal turned cop, using and abusing your authority to hunt down the murderer of your mentor while cleaning up the 'hoods of New York City, from Harlem to Chinatown. Your undercover investigation leads you through a murderous web of gangs and deceit as you battle crooks, your past, and everything else the city can throw at you. Welcome to New York City Street Cop Life: Bust criminals, take down foreign and local gangs, search and seize, extort, interrogate, and dispense justice your way - by the book or indulge in the temptations of the job. Rule New York City: Free-roaming authentic neighborhoods, GPS-accurate streets and subways, landmark buildings, and countless interiors. Dynamic Environments: Unprecedented environmental gameplay - use ovens, stoves, machines, coolers, pots, pans, chairs or anything else you can grab to pound enemies. Virtually every aspect of each city block - including people, streets, and buildings - reacts and changes based on your "law enforcement" decisions and ability to combat crime. High-Speed Shootouts: Race through the streets of New York in shootouts! Pull off stunts with motorcyles, sports cars, trucks, buses, and more. Brutal Combat Styles: Switch fighting styles on the fly, from street fighting to a variety of marial arts modes, opening up an array of moves and strategies to take down enemies. Heavy Weapons: Use high-powered police issue weaponry, bats, swords, and other melee weapons, or obtain black market arms like flamethrowers, grenade launchers, and more. [R2D2-A] | PS2 | labelimagesubject |
| True Crime: New York City | Activision (Luxoflux Corporation) | 2005 | Xbox | labelimageminimize | |
| True Crime: New York City | Activision (Luxoflux) | 2005 | GameCube | labelimageminimize | |
| True Crime: Streets of LA | Activision (Luxoflux Corporation) | 2003 | True Crime: Streets of L.A. combines the deepest fighting, shooting and driving elements ever seen in one game. Players take the role of Nick Kang, a no-holds-barred undercover operative fighting to bring down the crime syndicates of L.A. in driving missions, gunfights and martial arts showdowns across hundreds of square miles of the city. For maximum replayability, an unpredictable, branching storyline gives players the freedom to complete missions as they choose - however, they also have to face the consequences of those choices for better or worse. Successes or failures lead to entirely different game experiences, unveiling multiple storylines with no repeated missions.*** [12]*** [32]***As Nick Kang, your brutal reputation and lethal skills have landed you a nasty job: heading up an undercover task force to stop the Chinese and Russian gangs from turning the City of Angels into their hellish playground. Drive, fight and blast your way through a massive array of unpredictable missions, using stealth techniques, martial arts moves and an ask-questions-later arsenal. For maximum replayability, a changeable, branching storyline gives you the freedom to complete missions as you choose--however, you also have to face the consequences of those choices for better or worse. Successes or failures lead to entirely different game experiences, unveiling multiple storylines with no repeated missions. Build skills as you progress, learn new fighting moves, more sophisticated shooting skills and driving maneuvers. Get all the gritty detail of the real undercover world in a painstakingly recreated Los Angeles featuring recognizable landmarks and famous streets. Cruise the city taking down or harassing the scum of the streets. Bust drug dealers and prostitutes, shakedown informants and confront gang members to get the job done. Looks like the hardcore streets of L.A. have just met their match. [R2D2-A] | PS2 | labelimagesubject |
| True Crime: Streets of LA | Activision (Luxoflux Corporation) | 2003 | As Nick Kang, your brutal reputation and lethal skills have landed you a nasty job: heading up an undercover task force to stop the Chinese and Russian gangs from turning the City of Angels into their hellish playground. Drive, fight and blast your way through a massive array of unpredictable missions, using stealth techniques, martial arts moves and an ask-questions-later arsenal. For maximum replayability, a changeable, branching storyline gives you the freedom to complete missions as you choose--however, you also have to face the consequences of those choices for better or worse. Successes or failures lead to entirely different game experiences, unveiling multiple storylines with no repeated missions. Build skills as you progress, learn new fighting moves, more sophisticated shooting skills and driving maneuvers. Get all the gritty detail of the real undercover world in a painstakingly recreated Los Angeles featuring recognizable landmarks and famous streets. Cruise the city taking down or harassing the scum of the streets. Bust drug dealers and prostitutes, shakedown informants and confront gang members to get the job done. Looks like the hardcore streets of L.A. have just met their match. Features: * Head up an undercover task force to stop Chinese and Russian gangs * Drive, fight and blast your way through a massive array of unpredictable missions * Use stealth, martial arts, and an ask-questions-later arsenal, and improve skills as you progress * Changeable, branching storyline gives you the freedom to complete missions as you choose * For 1 player [R2D2-A] | Xbox | labelimagesubject |
| True Crime: Streets of LA | Activision (Luxoflux Corporation) | 2003 | In True Crime: Streets of L.A., players assume the role of rogue Elite Operations Division (EOD) operative Nick Kang, a no-holds-barred badass, whose brutal reputation and lethal skills have landed him the nasty task of taking down the Chinese Triad and Russian Mafia cartel that has turned the City of Angels into a war zone. Take part in explosive gun battles with double-fisted firepower, devastating martial-arts brawls and high-speed shoot-outs across 250 square miles of accurately recreated LA. In car or on-foot, the unique branching missions include locating hostile witnesses, searching for case-cracking clues, taking out evasive informants and busting the heavily armed and deadly bad guys.***True Crime: Streets of L.A. combines the deepest fighting, shooting and driving elements ever seen in one game. Players take the role of Nick Kang, a no-holds-barred undercover operative fighting to bring down the crime syndicates of L.A. in driving missions, gunfights and martial arts showdowns across hundreds of square miles of the city. For maximum replayability, an unpredictable, branching storyline gives players the freedom to complete missions as they choose - however, they also have to face the consequences of those choices for better or worse. Successes or failures lead to entirely different game experiences, unveiling multiple storylines with no repeated missions. | GameCube | labelimagesubject |
| Vigilante 8 | Activision (Luxoflux) | 1998 | PS | labelimageminimize | |
| Vigilante 8 | Activision (Luxoflux) | 1999 | The King of Auto Combat continues its reign on Nintendo 64. The newest edition of Vigilante 8 brings all of its tread-chewing, ammo-spewing, high-octane vehicular warfare to the Nintendo 64. As the first and only true auto-combat game on this platform, Vigilante 8 promises to continue to detonate and dominate. Vigilante 8 combines off-road warfare and over the top vehicles and characters, and has all the kill-or-be-killed action of the original plus added features, such as new multiplayer combat options with up to four players and quest mode. Product features include: over the top combat action, tricked out vehicles and attacks, and a fully destructive environment. | N64 | labelimagesubject |
| Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense | Activision (Luxoflux) | 2000 | Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense Delivers all the elements of its best-selling predecessor-fully destructible environments, over-the-top characters and breakthrough graphics-while upping the ante with morphing vehicle advancements, special attack moves, explosive realism, and even more Multiplayer options. The King of Auto Combat is on the road again! With Insane Auto Combat Action, blast away through 12 fully destructible battle arenas across the United States. Uncover hidden and bonus areas, cars, power-ups, and weapons throughout graphically distinct environments. For a better look at the destruction, switch between behind-the-wheel or behind-the-car views on-the-fly, plus Multiplayer split-screen. Enjoy High-tech abilities and upgrades. Drive 17 new, fully loaded '70s-style vehicles, plus the bus, which are all upgradeable with high-tech enhancements and power-ups, that morph into place as you progress, allowing improved snow/ice/water driving and hovering for jumps. Build the ultimate super-charged V8 hotrod, then save it to memory to wield against friends in Multiplayer modes. You can wreak havoc with 18 lunatics. Returning for another off-road war on wheels are eight of the original Vigilante 8 wackos, including Molo, Slick Clyde and John Torque, plus 10 new characters, including the introduction of the blood-thirsty Drifter gang. New vehicles include a garbage truck and a futuristic space vehicle. You now have four different ways to play. Single-Player modes include Quest, Brawl and Desperado. Two-Player modes include Quest, Co-op, Versus, Brawl, Team, and Desperado. In addition, there are Three-to Four-Player modes. | N64 | labelimagesubject |
| Vigilante 8: Second Offense | Activision;Syscom (Luxoflux) | 1999 | Dreamcast | labelimageminimize |
