Customer Reviews

Jumping Flash 2

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Do you want to soar heights that no human has ever gone before? Is it your dream to touch the sky, watching the whole planet gradually increase its size from underneath your feet? Me too, and the Jumping Flash series is the best thing in doing that without having to jump out of a plane. The basic premise of its gameplay is a Doom perspective on completely 3-D cartoon worlds, where everything and anything can be airborne. The object of each level is to find the 4 muumuus scattered across each massive world, and then to find the exit launch pad. This isn't as straightforward as it appears on paper, because the muumuus can be 3000 feet in the air, on mysterious floating platforms (sometimes even floating whales) that soar way above the rest of the level. No sweat though - your character, a mechanical bunny named Robbit, has extra special jumping powers that will allow Robbit to reach those platforms. The triple jump of Robbit is so effectively used that it will make many gamers feel queasy. It's one of the most thrilling feelings you can experience on your Playstation. My only complaints are that the game, like the first Jumping Flash, is both a bit too easy and a bit too short. But that's because the game plays so smoothly and offers so much in pure fun that you wish the game could go on forever. Don't be turned off by its cutesy appearance - this game is an absolute must-have.

Straight up, one of the best of all time. Certain videogames, at their best, become a work of art. This is one such example. Original, fun challenge for the mind and the soul. Everything that was possible with the Playstation one is on display here in rare form. They certainly could've continued this series on the PS2. The only drawback is the lack of various camera angles, like viewing Robbit from another perspective.

This is the first game I can think of that was a 1st person platformer. In fact, I can't think of any games since that are. I bought this game purely out of nostalgia because I had it around the time it came out and I have good memories of it. I haven't tried it again yet so this review isn't really complete. If I ever get a chance to play it again I'll be sure to do a follow up review to update it.

This is one the gems of the Playstation game library. It'll still play flawlessly on your PS2 (unless you've modified it, then you might run into various loading problems). Simple play system, and a very intersting and funny storyline make Jumping Flash 2 a worthy buy.

This is what you get when you take doom and mix it with a cartoon surounding. The humor is second to none. You play a mechanical bunny who fights a giant bannanna in a tu tu. And that's just the begining