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Description

RayCrisis is the third part of a series of "Ray" shooting games. In the story it is considered a prequel to the first game's plot, RayForce. It is the only game without a two-player mode in the ported PlayStation version, even though the arcade does have 2 player mode.

You have 2 weapons at you disposal, a vulcan gun and a lock-on missile attack. You can also do special attacks if you use the lock-on system to the max. The graphics are all in 3D, but the gameplay mechanics are in 2D.

The players ship is a Waverider computer virus, which must get inside the Con-Human supercomputer's system. All enemies you encounter are antibodies, programmed to terminate any virus.

Following this virus-infiltrate-in-body theme, the levels are called Self-Area, Emotion, Consciousness, Intelligence, Memory, and Consideration, each reflecting Con-Human's details of sentience. Finally the player must fight against the Dis-Human Antibody, and Infinity, Con-Human's heart.

Alternate Titles

  • "RayCrisis" -- PAL Title

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The Press Says

Absolute Playstation Oct, 2000 79 out of 100 79
Game Informer Magazine Nov, 2000 7.25 out of 10 72
The Video Game Critic Jan 06, 2002 C- 42

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This entry to the MobyGames database was contributed by Bas de Reuver (1140) on Jul 08, 2008.
 

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