Sep 19, 2023
Vigilante 8 (Luxoflux, Activision, 1999) PAL version. Photo by Walter Martin via Facebook.
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Vigilante 8 (Luxoflux, Activision, 1999) PAL version. Photo by Walter Martin via Facebook.
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‘Vigilante 8′
[PS1] [JAPAN] [MAGAZINE, SPREAD] [1998]
It’s not a driving game.
It’s not even a combat game.
....Then what the hell is it?! ~Ad Blurb
Source: Weekly Famitsu, 12/11/1998 (#521) || personal collection
The capable cars & daring drivers of Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense, by Luxoflux.
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A compilation of Japanese PS1 commercials, featuring one for none other than Vigilante 8 (it’s at the 2:28 mark just in case)
I find it amusing how it’s basically the polar opposite of the US commercial, considering this time it’s the students that encourage the action. Also the massive disconnect between the very Japanese cars and an obviously US-style school bus (in fact I think it’s basically the same as how it appears on the cover)
Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense (Luxoflux, Activision, 2000)