Point Blank[ PS1] [UK,FR,DE,IT,ES]

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If you've ever played the arcade version of Namco's Point Blank (or Gun Bullet, as it's called in Japan) or the import version for the PlayStation, then you likely know just how many tokens you can go through or how many restarts you initiate in a very short amount of time. This puzzle/shooter title, which sometimes unmercifully lets you have only one bullet and five seconds to complete a task, can be replayed free, endlessly, and to perfection, as it's now available for the Sony PlayStation - in English. Point Blank Adventures (2015) ( iOS, Android) – A new free-to-play title in the series, built from the ground up exclusively for mobile; it features over 200 stages and Facebook integration. Like its immediate precursor, the touch screen is used instead of a light gun. In the 3rd port, Namco dropped the Quest mode. This is not a big loss though, because Endurance mode half way makes up for it. The PlayStation version was the third best-selling video game in Japan for the week ending August 10, 1997. [11] Gunvari Collection + Time Crisis (2002) ( PlayStation 2) – This title is a Japan-only compilation of the first three Point Blank games and the first Time Crisis (1995), which was the seventh title from Namco to use a light gun.

Shoot all day long without hurting a fly. Tired of too many bloodthirsty gun battles? Point Blank is a breath of fresh air with over 70 crazy arcade and fantasy shooting challenges. A Nintendo DS port of the game was released in North America on June 13, 2006, two days after the North American release of the Nintendo DS Lite. Point Blank is a light gun arcade game, in which players shoots targets in a wide variety of stages. The Playstation version uses the G-Con gun, for action similar to Time Crisis, also by Namco. a b c Fielder, Lauren (December 23, 1997). "Point Blank Review". GameSpot . Retrieved 18 February 2022. Using a script or add-on that scans GameFAQs for box and screen images (such as an emulator front-end), while overloading our search engine

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Point Blank 3/ Gunbalina ( ガンバリーナ, Ganbarīna) (2000) (Arcade, PlayStation) – Its Japanese name is a pun on Thumbelina.

There are six different types of stages in the game: Accuracy, where both players must shoot the designated areas with the highest points, Intelligence, where they must count to sixteen (by shooting the numbers), Memory, where they must match two cards by shooting two matching cards, Simulation, where they are required to shoot the cardboard robbers but not civilians (in the Japanese theme of this type, they must shoot cardboard ninjas, but not geishas), Visual Acuity, where they are required to shoot the target which matches what is displayed, and Speed, where they are required to shoot targets of their designated colors (depending players play from left or right); in the arcade version, both light guns must also be calibrated before the crosshairs on the screen shall move. Point Blank DS/ Unō no Tatsujin: Gun Bullet Trainer ( 右脳の達人: ガンバレットトレーナー, Unō no Tatsujin Ganbaretto Torēnā) (2006) (Nintendo DS) – A port of the original title which uses the console's stylus and touch screen instead of the arcade's light guns. Ricciardi, John (November 1997). "Top 10 in Japan". Electronic Gaming Monthly. No.100. Ziff Davis. p.28.The 10 Best Arcade Games of All Time". Electronic Gaming Monthly. No.100. Ziff Davis. November 1997. p.130. internal X & Internal Y= Very High, Stretching mode: Stretch to full window size, render Mode: 2 (Use framebuffer object) text filt = 2 FPS limit= 63, Compatibility=2,3,2; Shader effects= 1 (Fullscreen smoothin))

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a b c "Review Crew: Point Blank". Electronic Gaming Monthly. No.104. Ziff Davis. March 1998. p.124. Loaded with the original arcade game, an all-new quest mode and extra areas created just for the PlayStation game console. Upon completing all stages, players will have their performance ranked. Point Blank 1& 2 's ranking is based on how many points have been accumulated, lives remaining, and how many continues have been used, and will advise the player to advance up to a higher difficulty, try out head to head with a friend, return to a lower difficulty, or to practice more. Point Blank 3 and DS ranks numerous aspects of a player's performance such as concentration, accuracy, judgement etc., and then presents them with an overall letter grade. We couldn't find some of the information and covers for this game. When more accurate information or covers are obtained, the entry will be updated adding the missing information.