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"Jackie Chan Stuntmaster" is a 2000 beat 'em up platform video game developed by Radical Entertainment and published by Midway Games in North America and Sony Computer Entertainment in Europe. The game stars martial artist Jackie Chan, who fights his way through various villains in different locations across New York City to rescue his kidnapped grandfather.
Gameplay and Features:
Storyline: Jackie's grandfather has been kidnapped, and Jackie must navigate through 15 fully 3D levels filled with thugs and goons to rescue him.
Combat Mechanics: The game features Jackie Chan performing his signature martial arts moves, which were captured using motion capture technology. Players can execute a variety of punches, kicks, and special moves to defeat enemies.
Environmental Challenges: Each level presents different environmental obstacles that players must overcome, adding variety to the gameplay.
Single-Player Mode: The game focuses on single-player gameplay, with no multiplayer options available.
Development:
Radical Entertainment consulted Jackie Chan throughout the development process to ensure the game captured the essence of his films. Jackie Chan also provided his voice for the game and performed the motion capture for his character.
Reception:
"Jackie Chan Stuntmaster" received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the game for its fun combat mechanics and Jackie Chan's involvement, others criticized it for its lack of innovation and repetitive gameplay. The game holds an average score on review aggregation websites.
Conclusion:
"Jackie Chan Stuntmaster" offers an entertaining beat 'em up experience with the charm of Jackie Chan's martial arts prowess. Although it may not be the most groundbreaking game, it provides a fun way to channel your inner martial artist.