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Clock Tower 3 PS2 PlayStation 2 2003 CIB Complete in Box

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Item specifics

Condition
Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ...
Region Code
NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Release Year
2003
Sub-Genre
Boxing
MPN
Na
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
UPC
0013388260171
Platform
Sony PlayStation 2
Rating
M - Mature
Video Game Series
Clock Tower Series
Publisher
Capcom
Genre
Action & Adventure
Game Name
Clock Tower 3

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In this installment of the series, you travel to London, England, as the character Alyssa Hamilton, and explore various structures within the game. The objective is to uncover clues to solve the central puzzle. Clock Tower 3 for Sony PlayStation 2 features many exciting twists and turns to keep Alyssa on her feet. While on the hunt for clues, she is tracked by a number of serial killers. In order to avoid them, you have to stay focused as well as try to find the clues to discover why they’re after you. The key to your survival is to use your cunning and logic in order to avoid the traps set by these maniac killers. Clock Tower 3 is a survival horror video game co-developed by Sunsoft and Capcom for Sony PlayStation 2. It is similar to other horror video games, such as Resident Evil by Capcom and Silent Hill by Konami, that were made available for various platforms, including the Wii U, PSP, PS3, PS4, 3DS, and Xbox One. This game was first released in 2002 and is the fourth installment in this series. Clock Tower 3 for PS2 is the only video game directed by director Kinji Fukasaku. The plot in this game is a departure from previous Clock Tower games by Capcom. The storyline follows 14-year-old Alyssa Hamilton, a member of a female line of warriors who defeat evil spirits by hunting them down through time travel. In Clock Tower 3 for PS2, Alyssa is traveling from her time in 2003 London back to the 1940's and 1960's to defeat evil entities and bring peace to restless spirits. As opposed to the previous Clock Tower games, which featured point-and-click gameplay, this installment is the first game that incorporates direct player control over the protagonist. In Clock Tower 3, Alyssa is unarmed for most of the game, other than a supply of holy water, so she must survive by hiding from and evading her pursuers. Alyssa’s enemies, known as “Subordinates,” have to be fought at the end of every level, during which she is armed with a longbow. To progress through Clock Tower 3, players must solve puzzles, find items to unlock new areas, and continually hide and flee from enemies. Throughout Clock Tower 3, Alyssa encounters the souls of innocent people slain by the serial killers, and in order to give them peace, she must find an item of sentimental value to return to their corpse. During gameplay, Alyssa has a “Panic Meter,” which is visible onscreen. If she encounters scary situations or is attacked, the meter will begin to rise. When this meter is completely full, Alyssa is having a full panic attack and starts stumbling and becomes harder for the player to control. If Alyssa is hit by an enemy while in this state, she will instantly die. Clock Tower 3 is an intense action game that lets you put your puzzle-solving and longbow skills to good use for several enjoyable hours.

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Publisher
Capcom
UPC
0013388260171
eBay Product ID (ePID)
214706525

Product Key Features

Rating
M - Mature
Genre
Action & Adventure
Video Game Series
Clock Tower Series
Platform
Sony PlayStation 2
Game Name
Clock Tower 3

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2003
Number of Players
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
ESRB Descriptor
Blood and Gore, Violence

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  • by residenceofthedead
    Jul 05, 2022Top favourable review

    Very good; High quality

    Very good product, at a decent price (for old Survival Horror games anyway, which tend to be pricier). Very good quality; the disc is pretty much immaculate, which makes me very happy. My only gripe is the lack of booklet, since I just like having those, but that was stated upfront, in the title, so I knew that beforehand. Overall, very very satisfied with my purchase!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: redisgold

  • by starisland23
    Jul 18, 2009

    Very Good Game but wasnt advertised enough.

    This game has no relation to the other two Clock Towers, though the Main character's Name is the same as the one in Clock Tower II. the story starts off as Alyssa sitting down outside school i believe, she reads a letter from ther mom, warning her to stay away from home until her 15th birthday. Alyssa recieves a phone call from her mom but nobody answers on the other end. Alyssa speeds back home to an empty mansion and a stranger in her home warning her of terror coming her way. Alyssa slips into weird different worlds, some that seem to take place back into the 1930s. some worlds has its own demon who kills innocent victims and you will relive their teriffying moments. there optional unsent spirits that you have the option of healing if you return the item they want. and in return you ...

  • by gentleou
    Jul 01, 2009

    Clock Tower 3 (Playstation 2)

    For those who haven't heard about them, the Clock Tower series is a disturbing one. The games are full of suspense and graphic scenes of violence and horror. That being said, this was a great game that did not fail to live up to its expectations. The unique camera angles and control system can seem frustrating at times, but it is there to add to the suspense. There's a reason why at some times you must walk around corners or down hallways without being able to see where you're going or where you came from: there's usually a psycho killer waiting for you! Clock Tower 3 is a great example of survival horror, taking a simple "Escape the Mansion" deal and adding a crazy person with a poison gas canister and sulfuric acid that you must run from. Its an easy game to pick up, but you might get ...

  • by blue_dragon_market
    Apr 14, 2007

    Not Bad

    After trying out the Clock Tower for the SNES and liking it (yes, despite the cheesy graphics XD), I decided to give 3 a shot. I admit I did have fun, but one thing that put me off was how weak the ending was compared to the rest of game. *Warning, contains some spoilers* The first stage occurs in London during the WW2 era, and this is where the game really shows off the ambiance and sound of the environment; the wreckage, the city itself, and the haunting music playing in the background. You get chased by Sledgehammer (his name pretty much explains it all), staying true to the "chase and hide" Clock Tower style of game play. One new thing about the game is that you actually fight the boss at the end of each stage. The battles definitely get more challenging towards the end, which may ...

  • by kansas666
    Feb 01, 2006

    clock tower 3

    I thought that it was a great game! Although Clock Tower 3 can get a little annoying at times, its still an enjoyable game. Running away from bad guys over and over again isn't all this game has to offer though, there are many puzzels and mini features you can unlock. Also after beating the game the first time you can go and play on your file again to get a much harder virsion of the game. (recomended for advance players only) Some down pointers to this game though could be the fact that you repeat the same actions alot and you can get bored of it very easily. A very short game too...only lasting me a good ten hours the first time i plaid the game and then 4 hours the next, this isn't really a time consuming game. But still is very fun once you get the hang of it! If I were you I would get ...

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