Lost equipment
Other (objects, etc.) concept
Player loses all or at least the most vital equipment at some point in the game.
104
games
19platforms
WIN 2010-08-19
WIN 2008-09-16
WIN 2012-10-25
PS1 2000-03-30
WIN 2001-10-22
WIN 2004-03-23
LIN 2012
WIN 2012-02-16
GC 2003-11-25
WIN 2013-03-22
TICT 2003-01-23
WIN 2007-11-16
In some cases they can somewhat trivially re-attain them, but this is not always true.
Cases where this is obvious, such as the player acting as a soldier, police or such on various missions should not be considered for inclusion as personal "acquisitions" are not generally tolerated in such and is therefore to be expected that they don't hold that fancy bazooka they had in last level/mission.
Some games also reduce the equipment at spots where it makes little to no sense, and therefore are viable for this (this should be noted however, as it's a border case).
Cases where this is obvious, such as the player acting as a soldier, police or such on various missions should not be considered for inclusion as personal "acquisitions" are not generally tolerated in such and is therefore to be expected that they don't hold that fancy bazooka they had in last level/mission.
Some games also reduce the equipment at spots where it makes little to no sense, and therefore are viable for this (this should be noted however, as it's a border case).
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The first Lost equipment video game was released on October 2, 1987.
Ubisoft, Sega and Deep Silver published most of these games.