Body Harvest=GTA?

[Zomboid]

Anyone remember body harvest for n64? Well, DMA (company that made it) was what rockstar was called back then. If ya think about it, gta3 is kinda like a modified version of body harvest (minus all the aliens and shit). In body harvest you could get into vehicles, shoot pedestrians and shit like that.

Meh, I just thought it might be worth pointing out to any fans of body harvest. It was a good game.

[Supafly345]

It is very similar gameplay, with the most free of roaming. The bajillion secrets is in reminscence as well.

[GADZOOKS]

There is a refrence to that in San Andreas in a mission for The Truth called Body Harvest, although that's what you were probably going for.

That game was pretty good for a N64 game.

[the_dudefather]

my flatmate went to a guest lecture with a bunch of guys from DMA (Who now work at vis entertainment i think) and they admited that body harvest was a very 'shoddy' game

in studio they called it 'shoddy harvest' I thought i was pretty good tho.

[Ninjavenom]

I noticed the same thing. It was proto-GTA. When it came out, i adored it, so kudos to Zomboid and me for being old-school (haha) GTA fans ya'll.

+10 cool

[Zomboid]

Originally Posted by GADZOOKS

There is a refrence to that in San Andreas in a mission for The Truth called Body Harvest, although that's what you were probably going for.

That game was pretty good for a N64 game.

Yeah, and the combine you steal reminded me of the mission in Russia (I think) where you have to mow down zombies.

Whether they're proud of making it or not, I think it's a good game.

[ArrowX]

Does anypne remember the part where you could drive Elvis's Car in Body Harvest?

[Shoeless joe]

Yup, that game had some good moments. Too bad that during the development stages that they didn't notice that the controls were far too stiff for the average player, cause that game could've been a true sleeper hit, like Splatterhouse. Yes, I admit alot of people here know the game but ask the regular gamer about it and they'd give you a blank stare.