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Defender Sony Playstation 2 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:031719268535
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS2_DEFENDER
———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.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PS2 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, Fighting |
| Players | 1-4 |
| Condition | Used |
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I am 69+ and STILL love it! I find the flight mechanics to be quite realistic although a bit difficult to control (especially when you are moving FAST). BUT, that must be me because I’ve had the same problem with all flight sims except WWI vintage. My PS2 is attached to an older but excellent Samsung 40 inch flat screen via an add-on component cable adapter (plugs directly into the PS2; provides RGB +audio RCA plugs). It was a top model several years ago. The images are CRISP, image response is FAST.
Thank you.
The product was label “acceptable”. However, it came in good condition with a case and book. ☺
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Great
bought for my husband
Old classic done a new way. Great game overall. Very fun and after all these years still looks good as far as graphics and gameplay is smooth and easy
This is one of those games that is technically sound in every way:- Good cutscenes- Easy to learn interface controls- Use of sound effects from original Defender game- Good graphics quality- Nice to see a bit of history about the old Defender game in the Extras.If you basically want a 3D version of the original Defender arcade game, then this game fits the bill.If you want something that provides new ideas to the genre that isn’t already covered in Wing Commander, Colony Wars, Jedi Starfighter, etc… then you are out of luck.It’s clear Midway has the technical talent to pull off any game they desire. Now it’s a question of whether they can pull of FUN games. In Defender I think Midway was banking on folks who grew up with the original Defender. Unfortunately today’s generation of video gamers are too sophisticated for that.
Defender is something of an oddity, an unusual hybrid combing elements of flight combat, sandbox fighting, and real time strategy into a surprisingly engaging package. You’ll be tasked with directly combating ground and airborne foes from your space fighter of choice, while also defending key points and deploying friendly ground forces to hold the line against the alien buggers. Flight controls are very arcade styled and fluid, and there are several ships and a relatively wide range of weapons available. Missions range from destroying key alien resources to guarding friendly structures, to rescuing stranded colonists who can be “spent” at various factories to construct friendly units like missile crawlers and tanks to assist you. In later missions, building and deploying these units correctly is very often as important as your own flying skills, leading to an interesting blend of flight combat and strategy as you very often have to multitask and use your units and your own ship to be in more than one place at once. A number of sci fi cliches and tributes to franchises such as 2001 and Starship Troopers rounds out the deal.Perhaps the main flaw with the game is what the title suggests: it’s almost always about defending assets. While the wide range of weapons and ships as well as friendly ground units at your disposal usually make this mostly enjoyable and not too difficult once mastered, it would have been nice to be able to undertake a lot more offensive style missions with.
Just as I remembered it when I first had it. Fun to play through all the levels and follow of the story.
aky13 –
I am 69+ and STILL love it! I find the flight mechanics to be quite realistic although a bit difficult to control (especially when you are moving FAST). BUT, that must be me because I’ve had the same problem with all flight sims except WWI vintage. My PS2 is attached to an older but excellent Samsung 40 inch flat screen via an add-on component cable adapter (plugs directly into the PS2; provides RGB +audio RCA plugs). It was a top model several years ago. The images are CRISP, image response is FAST.
Alpha13 –
Thank you.
Armani dragon –
The product was label “acceptable”. However, it came in good condition with a case and book. ☺