In addition to the regular pistol, you can fire a machine gun, a shotgun, and a grenade launcher. The big new addition here is the variety of weapons. After a little practice, we were able to play almost as well, but it definitely felt better to hold the plastic gun. This is a shooting game that needs a gun, but it's still workable to play without one. If you want to play the game with the analog controller you're definitely at a slight disadvantage. You can even keep your gun pointed in the same direction instead of aiming off to the side to reload like in other shooters. Push a button on the side of the gun and you duck out of the way. With the Guncon2 from Time Crisis 2, this is an extremely easy system to pick up. You can only keep moving by clearing the screen of baddies. Spend too much time in any one section and you lose a bit of health. You can't hide forever because you have a timer constantly counting down. Thus, if someone's firing a missile at you, you can duck and avoid taking any damage. While you're ducking, nothing can hurt you and you can reload your gun.
#TIME CRISIS 3 SPLIT SCREEN SERIES#
Gameplay If you're just joining us, the core system for the Time Crisis series is the ducking feature. Two agents armed with hair gel, varsity jackets, and the ability to duck behind rocks. Instead, two VSSE agents get sent in to take care of business. He's taken some hostages in order to protect himself from a major invasion by the UN, or maybe even an army. The story is basically this: there's a bad guy with a moustache who wants to nuke the small country of Lukano. All of this is a dead-on port from the arcade version. Time Crisis 3 has more of the same quality action as its predecessors and throws in some new weapons to choose from to make it that much more interesting. Still with us? Good, because Namco has outdone itself with its latest installment.
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