Oni
Ad Blurbs
Concept Art [ add images ]
From archived official website (2001).
Characters [ add images ]
From archived official website (2001).
Konoko
Communications Striker
Sniper
Ninja
TCTF Tactical
Ninja
Griffin
Shinatama
TCTF Elite
Elite Striker
Communications Striker
Red Striker
Blue Striker
Green Striker
Tanker
Screenshots [ add images ]
From archived official website (2001).
Ouch! Tanker's head is gonna hurt like hell in the morning.
Maybe that's not the best place to grab some shut eye.
The sparks fly as Konoko takes care of business.
Careful planning is needed to safely maneuver through this area.
Konoko's appearance changes to fit the occasion.
This is her standard TCTF battle armor. Damn, glass floors are cool.
That cannon packs quite a punch.
Shinatama, Konoko's sidekick, linking to the TCTF mainframe. Spooky.
The levels are incredibly realistic. Check out this garage.
Here's a portion of a level shown from a bird's eye view.
A dizzying shot from inside the TCTF headquarters.
Yes, you can hurl people over those bannisters.
Desktop wallpaper. [ add images ]
From archived official website (2001).
Konoko with her laser-sighting pistola.
Konoko with her laser-sighting pistola.
Konoko with her laser-sighting pistola.
Konoko in motion (this is Joe's favorite).
Konoko in motion (this is Joe's favorite).
Konoko in motion (this is Joe's favorite).
Konoko in seasonal garb. Take that you grinch!
Konoko in seasonal garb. Take that you grinch!
Konoko in seasonal garb. Take that you grinch!
Konoko laying the smack down.
Konoko laying the smack down.
Konoko laying the smack down.
Konoko from the Oni wall poster.
Konoko from the Oni wall poster.
Konoko from the Oni wall poster.
Miscellaneous [ add images ]
From archived official website (2001).
Craig Mullins created this painting for our first Oni ad.
A concept piece for the TCTF supercomputer.
A concept for the research facility.
Oni means ghost or demon in Japanese.
Magazine Advertisements [ add images ]
PC Gamer (Sweden), Issue 50 (February 2001)
GameLand (Russia) Issue #87 (March 2001)
Next Generation (U.S.) Issue #55 (July 1999)
Silicon Mag (U.S.), Issue 31 (March, 2001)
NextGen (United States), Issue #70 (October 2000)
PlayStation.com [ add images ]
From PlayStation.com.
Official screenshots, art and magazine advertisements are considered promos.
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