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The Therapist Gamer attempts to install the Bungie classic, Oni, on a modern PC. Can he get it to run? Installing Old Games on a New PC: Episode 2 - Oni (2001) Mental Health and Gaming.
The AE started life as the Seventh Anniversary Edition back in 2007 when its creator, geyser, decided to release it on the seventh anniversary of Oni's release (January 2008). Its roots go back further than that, though, to Oni ni Kanabo in 2006, and even further back to the Binary Improvement Project in 2005. Oni is a third-person 3D action/adventure that emphasizes hand-to-hand combat as well as gunplay. Inspired by anime classics like Ghost in the Shell and action thrillers like La Femme Nikita, you play Konoko, an elite agent on a quest to infiltrate and destroy a ruthless crime syndicate.
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Jan 29, 2001 Oni takes its visual style and storyline from anime and manga, setting itself in a near-future cyberpunk-ish world. Konoko is an agent for the Tech Crimes Task Force trying to take down an organized crime syndicate. Bungie.net is the Internet home for Bungie, the developer of Destiny, Halo, Myth, Oni, and Marathon, and the only place with official Bungie info straight from the developers.
Oni takes its visual style and storyline from anime and manga, setting itself in a near-future cyberpunk-ish world. Konoko is an agent for the Tech Crimes Task Force trying to take down an organized crime syndicate. The AE started life as the Seventh Anniversary Edition back in 2007 when its creator, geyser, decided to release it on the seventh anniversary of Oni's release (January 2008). Its roots go back further than that, though, to Oni ni Kanabo in 2006, and even further back to the Binary Improvement Project in 2005.
Let's see.. Tekken, Tomb Raider, Japanese anime flicks.. Hey! Those are three of our favourite things. So forgive us for getting a bit nerdy and excited about Oni, a game which promises to take the very best elements of all three and mix them together in a big gameplay bowl. If Oni lives up to our expectations, we'll want to kiss it all over when it finally arrives in the dying moments of this year. We'll even lick out the inside of the packaging. Right up to the corners. Like perverts.
As with Tomb Raider, you get to play a woman, in this case an athletic slip of a thing named Konoko. She's got purple hair, just like Mrs Slocombe in Are You Being Served, but the similarity ends there. Instead of hanging around a dreary department store in the 1970s spouting pornographic innuendo about the state of her pussy, Konoko works for something called the TCTF - full title: the Techno Crimes Task Force. At which point we'll pause to enable you to crack lots of jokes about 2 Unlimited being rounded up and shot. Ho ho ho.
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Done? Good. Since the bulk of the gameplay consists of Konoko running around, exploring the architecture and beating the piss out of people, let's examine those three points in turn, starting with the running around bit.Movement is controlled in much the same way as first-person shoot 'em ups like Quake, meaning that Konoko can strafe from side to side, duck and jump about. She can also slide along the floor, which is a bit of a new one.
Architecture: well, they've done something rather clever here - they actually went out and hired some proper architects to help with the level design. The result is a series of elegantly designed interiors, imposing buildings and realistic layout. All you need is a Feng Shui consultant to place the furniture and you've got the ideal environment for a combat-trousered Internet consultant from Islington to rent for ten million pounds a week, eating wood-fired poached salmon pizza while homeless children suck streaks of birdshit from the outdoor metal stairwell to survive.
Beating the piss out of people: this is the best bit. In addition to all those fancy moves we mentioned earlier, Konoko has a full complement of Tekken-style combat moves: lightning-fast punches and kicks, and of course those 'special moves' - acrobatic displays of ludicrous violence.Not that guns don't get a look in. Machine-guns, rocket launchers, you name it - the gang's all here.
Visually the game is crisp, clear, and confidently designed. And that anime influence doesn't just extend to the look of the characters themselves. As in the movies, bedazzling effects accompany every second of combat -motion blur, slow-motion replays and great big sploshes of claret are the order of the day.
And now we've gone and run out of space. Doh! There's a lot to look forward to in Oni. A lot. We're keeping a beady one on this. Look for a longer, more ravishing feature when there's more of a game for us to play around with.