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Condition: Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ... Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of disk holder are undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Release Year: 2003

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

UPC: 0021481232766

Platform: Sony PlayStation 2

Rating: T-Teen

Publisher: Acclaim Entertainment, Inc.

Genre: Action & Adventure

Game Name: Vexx

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Vexx embarks on a perilous quest to free his townsfolk and obtain justice for his grandfather's vicious murder in this original 3D platform game from Acclaim. Vexx, a short, bat-like creature with spiked hair, pointed ears, and a furrowed brow, draws power from a pair of battle gauntlets forged with razor-sharp blades. The gauntlets allow him to swim at high speeds, climb walls, glide for a short time, and pound the ground to rattle enemies. As Vexx navigates the game's environments, ranging from underwater cities and dark caves to active volcanoes and desert temples, he will attack enemy creatures using timing-based combo attacks similar to those found in traditional fighting games.<br><br>The moves Vexx can perform depend on his location in relation to his rival. While on the ground, the hero can slash at his enemies with both claws, perform a powerful uppercut, and make running long jumps. In the air, Vexx can slam his gauntlets into the earth or perform flare kicks to send an enemy flying. By mixing different moves together, players can juggle opponents for multiple hits. Successful combos result in enemies leaving behind health pick-ups needed to keep Vexx at optimal fighting power. Time of day also factors in the hand-to-hand fighting. As day turns into night, enemies become more aggressive and more resilient to attacks, but players can alter time to their benefit by finding sundials. Also hidden in each world are various mini-games.<br><br>The planet where Vexx calls home, Astara, is divided into nine themed regions filled with places to climb, jump, swim, and run. The goal in each is to obtain a specific number of Wraith Hearts in order to unlock new areas and to advance the storyline. Hidden in a similar manner as shines in Super Mario Sunshine or power cells in Jak and Daxter, each Wraith Heart can be found with the help of a cryptic clue hinting at its whereabouts. Other items Vexx can collect include Soul Jars, which will reveal one wraith heart once all are collected, and special orbs. The game engine used in Vexx was originally created for Turok: Evolution, also by Acclaim Studios Austin.

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Acclaim Entertainment, Inc.

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0021481232766

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T-Teen

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Action & Adventure

Platform

Sony PlayStation 2

Game Name

Vexx

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Release Year

2003

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USA

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Gamepad/Joystick

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Violence

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The games and cases were in great condition and came as described. They were packaged well, and shipped fast. It was a fantastic price and a great value. I will say though one of the games gets stuck on the loading screen and won't go any further. I messaged the seller and advised of the issue and without hesitation they apologized and was willing to issue a partial refund for the one game that didn't work. Overall I am happy with my purchase. I will buy from this seller again.
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by tolbalt
Aug 14, 2022
3D Platformer Marred by Interesting Development History
Vexx is a sixth generation platformer (released on PS2, Gamecube, and Xbox) heavily inspired by Super Mario 64. As a result of this, the core controls are pretty good for the most part. The titular Vexx long jumps, high jumps, and flare kicks with ease, arguably better than SM64 Mario does. However around the movement controls, there are several issues that add up against it. Originally the game aimed to be almost entirely open world with stronger combat focus. However due to insufficient resources and time crunch at Acclaim Austin, the once whole game world of 18 levels was shattered into just 9 separated levels. As a result this caused a lot of content to be cut and shuffled around the game. From a story aspect, this makes the story confusing since there is dialogue that references the ... Vexx is a sixth generation platformer (released on PS2, Gamecube, and Xbox) heavily inspired by Super Mario 64. As a result of this, the core controls are pretty good for the most part. The titular Vexx long jumps, high jumps, and flare kicks with ease, arguably better than SM64 Mario does. However around the movement controls, there are several issues that add up against it. Originally the game aimed to be almost entirely open world with stronger combat focus. However due to insufficient resources and time crunch at Acclaim Austin, the once whole game world of 18 levels was shattered into just 9 separated levels. As a result this caused a lot of content to be cut and shuffled around the game. From a story aspect, this makes the story confusing since there is dialogue that references the old world layout instead of the final layout, granted there's barely any dialogue in the game to begin with. For the gameplay aspects, this made many parts of the game to be left unpolished, confusing, out of place, and often times more difficult than they should be. Some harder sections from the later portion of the original plan show up earlier in the final product and can cause difficulty spikes that force you to learn quick or come back later. However it is worth noting that even with the cuts, many of the collectibles still have multiple ways to approach them, even if some ways seem unintentional by design. This gives the player some creativity in tackling platforming challenges. The worst aspect overall is probably the notorious camera, which can be controlled by the player in some areas and not in others. To the new casual player, this can result in many deaths from being unable to gauge jumps or see what's happening in front of you. Sometimes you can reorient the camera by pressing triangle/Y to bring the camera behind you in an over-the-shoulder view (like in PS1 Spyro games), but sometimes it doesn't amount to much. This is the only way to center the camera behind Vexx as well, no immediate "click R3 to center camera behind you" function like with earlier platformers of this console generation. The PS2 version is notably the worst out of the three sixth gen consoles. During my time 100%ing it, it seemed like particle effects and sound effects present in the other two versions were missing. More noticeably is that the game rarely ever hit the 60 FPS mark, unlike the other two versions (something that was originally claimed possible for all three consoles pre-release of the game). I also had to deal with very long auto-saves after retrieving major collectibles, which could be attributed to my larger 16 MB memory card. Unsure if that is the exact cause though. Overall the final product is fairly mid-grade to me. Once again due to development issues, this came out much later than big games like Jak and Daxter, which were actively redefining the 3D platformer standards. As a result, Vexx missed the boat on newer quality of life concepts while it remained tunnel-visioned on SM64. All this being said, it's still an okay package sure to interest anyone who loves SM64 or older 3D platformers with decent movement controls. Ultimately I felt like I had a better time uncovering the game development history than playing the game itself, since so much happened that shaped not only Vexx but other parts of the game industry. I won't play the PS2 version again, but I definitely want to see this game have a redemption in this age of remakes/remasters.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: magnugarvi-0
by katanae_fox
Sep 30, 2017
Good, but controls a little wonky.
This is an excellent game with a great story; however, the controls for the right analog stick are wonky. It has the inverted control where if you want to look left push the right analog to the right. If you wanna look right push it to the left.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: courtjester116
by nellie426
Jan 03, 2019
Great game!
Love this game. It's lots of fun and the different places Vexx goes to is amazing!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: in-dieed
by 2015-haith
Apr 02, 2022
Thank you.
I setup all my game systems in my new office and went looking through my games. I was like WTF where's my Vexx. Thank you so much I loved this game so much when it came out.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: bmdistributing
by eduam_18
Aug 13, 2019
Great to revist a game long time ago
All that matter was that it work it is all
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: respawn_emporium

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