Objects and terrain didn't seem fully connected and you could see seams between textures and clipping occurred quite often (when the viewpoint passes through a polygon and makes it see-through. I also found that the game had a slightly disjointed appearance to it. What this lower res boils down to is less overall detail and jaggier edges on objects. There are no options for changing resolution so even the almost expected 640x480 res is not available. The default, and seemingly only resolution is 512x384. Gex3d is quite vibrant in some levels, and it certainly doesn't shy away from using fully saturated blues and greens. Once you accomplish these tasks you gain access to Gilligex Island. You usually have specific tasks to complete like finding 5 purple mushrooms or 5 blood coolers. After you select which block to use, the next time you exit a stage (and all subsequent times, for that play session) an 'Update Save' option appears: when chosen, it says 'Saving.' followed a few seconds later by 'Save completed', after which the player returns to controlling Gex.You control a lizard named Gex through somewhat open levels. In the final, after you first exit a stage during a play session, you only have the option of 'Save Game'. Bug: the 'Update Save' option does not work: it simply takes you to the Memory Card screen every time, where the player has to manually select which block to use.Dated about two weeks before the final NTSC build.Gex - Enter the Gecko, Rev Date 01.29.98, Work In Progress, CD #(Redacted)ĭownload Gex: Enter the Gecko (prototype) ( info)Įrror: The download file provided does not exist, please upload it or fix the file name if it's incorrect.Ī late pre-release build of Gex: Enter the Gecko for the Sony PlayStation.

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