I didn't even know there was such a thing as a plush for gex, my husband has the PS1 game and I found him while thrifting last night! I can't even imagine pre ordering from a website in 1999, super cool.

Seeing how there was so many ports for Gex over the years especially with the first game, I do find it interesting outside the possible PC version of the third game. I never heard much about a possible Dreamcast version. Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver was released for the Dreamcast. Gex 3 like the N64 version could have had a port during the 2000s. What do you people think would have been added, heck could have gotten a more complete and graphically better game? I want to know your thoughts.

For context for everyone, it’s an event which the notion around celebrating everything to do with Gex for a week and coming with a multitude of events to show our appreciation for the mascot, including a game jam or art contests. It’s just an initiative to show off the activity in community.

The plan is make an event around next year nearing the anniversary of the series. Bu this can be subjected to change, if enough are interested across the community. I might consider it, even if it’s small to start of.

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• Argonaut Games announced a full-fledged Croc: Legend of the Gobbos remaster out of nowhere. This is a far cry from Limited Run Games' enhanced ports of the original Gex trilogy.
• I speculate that with this development, as well as Croc's projected release date of December 19, 2024, the team at LRG might have doubted the viability of releasing so close to another green reptilian mascot. They want to avoid market confusion.
• Releasing it close to Croc would invite a lot of comparisons and vitriol because Gex is not a true remaster.
• It's also possible that they have underestimated the effort required to fix the issues in the original trilogy. Even in the official teasers released, the frame rate is struggling in the same exact areas the original PlayStation did.

What do you think? Still, I think we are owed an update even if there's a delay. We just need to be assured it's still coming. It's not that hard to do.

Btw this isn't meant to criticize the people responsible for its release. I'm just making a simple discussion.

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Based on the Gex Trilogy trailer.

Do you think Gex 4 can be a reality if Gex Trilogy is successful? Or is Square Enix just doing this as a cash grab?

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Since the franchise is about him saving every single cartoon from Rez, I think it would be fun to make the movie a who framed Roger rabbit Lake film, and which it has every single character from every single animated movie and cartoon show in it and they would all be in their 2D and 3D looks that they all were in their respected shows and movies. and instead of being just blink and you miss it cameos, they would actually serve a major role in the plot and would all be present in the final battle against Rez. In fact, even characters from indie animated shows like Helluva Boss and Murder Drones would be present.

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Hi Gex Fans!

I just stumbled across a 3-year-old post from u/DavyCrockPot19 asking for information on a Gex3 Snowboard he found at a garage sale.

I was the Creative Manager on Gex3 and the designer of that snowboard. I would be happy to provide any information or insights I might have on the marketing and promotion of the game along with the history of that board for those interested.

I can confirm that there were only two versions of the board produced: The contest version and the press/media version - both of which were produced in extremely limited quantities. So there were only two different bottoms for these boards, not a unique bottom for each board as one user speculated. The version that was posted by DavyCrockPot was the media version which featured a standing full body illustration of Gex on the bottom. These were provided to select media and retail executives at E3. The contest version features a frosted powder blue motif with Gex set in profile of a center cameo.

It has been so long that I can't remember the exact quantity produced of each. I believe it was 8, but certainly no more than 10. I can also confirm that I am in possession of two boards (one of each style) - unused and factory bagged. So the Wiki on this topic can add two more that are known to exist.

Again, happy to answer any questions on this topic and thrilled to see some excitement for something we produced so long ago!

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Been wanting to play this for a while, the 3DO version is the version I’m best familiar with and I consider it the best version but I don’t own a 3DO, so I got the PS1 version since I have a PS3 and it’s fun! Tail-tastic!

Hey boys and girls.

Question as it it. By that I mean, on what platforms the games were voiced by Mr. Gould.

I'm asking because I know that the PsOne US versions are voiced by him and PAL version of first Gex too.

But I've heard that the Pc version of EtG was also voiced by Gould, no matter the region.

And what about Nintendo 64? Can someone tell?

I'm asking because I enjoy Goulds voice the most even tho I'm European and I really dislike the two other guys. They make the game for me unplayable.

Feels like they ran the well pretty dry by the third game, only other one I can think of is like... medieval and literal baby shows.

If a fourth game WAS made, it might be time to be less broad and make the level parodies themed around specific shows, or reuse old themes with different coats of paint. Like a new Scream TV, except instead of a dark mansion, you explore a dark, creepy forest like Camp Crystal Lake, or maybe some twisted nightmare realm like in Nightmare on Elm Street.

Honestly, the one in Gex 3 doesn't really scream 'anime' to me. Like, it kinda feels like the devs had no idea what Anime was, did a quick internet search, found out Gundam was a thing, knew about Sailor Moon's existence and just plopped a bunch of robots into a futuristic setting and called it a day. If it weren't for the very anime school girl enemies, you probably could have just called it the Sci-Fi Network and called it a day, and the school girls only appear in one area anyway. I'm curious what it would look like in a modern Gex game now that Anime is bigger and more prevalent in Western culture than ever before.

Also kinda feel like the pirate and superhero levels were kinda half-baked themewise while we're on the topic of bad level design, Superhero network is just buildings and it's very samey and repetitive and Buccaneer Program never leaves the pirate ship which kinda blows, let me explore a little island