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Jumping Flash!

1995 · Exact · Jumping Flash! · English

Jumping Flash!
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As Robbit, you jump across vibrant 3D stages from a first-person view to collect scattered city components and defeat the alien Kabuki Dan using your blaster.

Console
PS
Year
1995
Developer
Exact
Series
Jumping Flash!
Language
English

Controls

You control Robbit's movement and jumping using the D-Pad. The Circle Button allows Robbit to perform a jump, and holding it down charges for a higher leap. The X Button activates Robbit's laser blaster.

  • D-Pad

    Move / Aim

  • Circle Button

    Jump

  • X Button

    Fire Laser Blaster

  • Triangle Button

    Look Down (while jumping)

  • Square Button

    Fire Special Weapon

  • L1 / R1

    Strafe Left/Right

About Jumping Flash!

Jumping Flash! is a first-person platformer that arrived for the PlayStation in the mid-1990s, published by Sony Computer Entertainment.

In Jumping Flash!, you step into the metallic boots of Robbit, a rabbit-shaped robot on a mission. The antagonist, Kabuki Dan, has gone rogue, stealing parts of cities and scattering them across bizarre, floating worlds. Your primary objective is to gather all these missing components and put a stop to Kabuki Dan's schemes. What makes Jumping Flash! memorable is its pioneering use of a first-person perspective for a 3D platforming game, a significant departure from the norm at the time. You'll navigate these surreal environments, hopping between platforms and dealing with various obstacles.

Robbit's core tools are his impressive jumping prowess and a wrist-mounted blaster. You can charge Robbit's jump to reach considerable heights, allowing you to traverse wide chasms and ascend to higher areas. While in the air, you can also fire your blaster to dispatch enemies or activate switches. The level design in Jumping Flash! frequently requires careful jumping and spatial awareness to find all the necessary items and locate the exit portal. Each stage is a collection of floating islands and structures that demand precise movement.

Tags

  • First-person
  • Platformer
  • PlayStation
  • 3D
  • Retro
  • Action
  • Shooter

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