Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time is a single player, Stealth Action Platformer game exclusively for play on PlayStation 3. As in earlier releases in the series, the game revolves around the stealthy escapades of the raccoon, Sly Cooper, and his band of thieves. In addition, a special time-travel twist added to this iteration allows players to experience whole new levels of play, and a wealth of new characters. Additional features include: character redesigns, interactive puzzle play, epic boss battles, costumes that unlock special abilities, and amazing visuals. The Stealth Platforming fun of the Sly series returns in a new PS3 adventure. View largerBend Time to Protect the Cooper Clan The critically-acclaimed Sly Cooper series returns with an brand-new, epic adventure for the PlayStation 3 system. Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time picks up where the 2005 PlayStation 2 release, Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves, left off. The Cooper Gang has split up, with Sly surprisingly giving up thievery for a more domestic life, and Bently being entrusted with the Thievius Raccoonus - the book that holds the history and skills of the gang. Unfortunately Bently also built a time machine, which seems to be causing the pages of the Thievius Raccoonus to disappear. As a result Sly's old pal Bentley, must round up the gang and set things right or the Cooper Clan legacy may disappear forever. Key Game FeaturesEpic boss battles, high action, and new stealth moves provide the deepest and most thrilling Sly experience to dateHumorous time travel storyline and engaging puzzlesA variety of playable characters await, each with their own unique play styleFully playable in eye-popping stereoscopic 3DA variety of costumes related to the Sly Cooper legacy that each unlock skills that can be used in combatAdditional Screenshots Epic boss battles. View larger Unlock abilities with costumes. View larger Addictive puzzle play. View larger All your favorite Sly characters. View larger
D**S
Highly entertaining for son and father!
I had to buy this after playing the Sly Trilogy for PS3. All the Sly games are great to play. The "missions" are relatively easy but the boss battles take a bit more time (and they tend to wear out your fingers too). With the 4 boss battles I've done so far, when you get beaten, you don't get thrown back to start the battle from the beginning. This was frustrating in one of the earlier games (I forget which) but it makes it a bit easier to get through them in this one. I was an avid Ratchet & Clank fan before playing Sly but I've gone off R&C because the game format has changed quite radically over the past couple of years. They haven't done that with Sly so if you enjoyed the first few games, you'll enjoy this too. The levels are a lot more detailed and the dialog is pure entertainment! "Shut up ringtail!", ok Carmelita, calm down.
A**S
Definitely lives up to the originals
Just getting a new Sly Cooper game after 7 and a bit years was good enough for me, but the fact that it's also a great game is a bonus. At first I was very apprehensive about Sanzaru Games, a new developer, taking the reins over the new game. After seeing some gameplay videos I was impressed but not fully satisfied. When I got my hands on the game however, I was blown out of the park. The graphics are stunning, the voice-over is amazing (As always), the gameplay is polished... need I go on? My only gripe with this game is that in-game the characters mouths don't move when they speak, but this is so small and so rarely noticed that it never diminished how good I thought this game was. I hope to see another Sly Cooper in the pipeline soon (And judging by the secret ending I'd say it's going to be soon).
T**R
Hi five for Sly
Welcome back sly cooper & Gang with a Bang" I've always been a massive fan of the ps2 sly games so you can imagine how pleased i was to hear that sly was coming to the ps3. And "WOW" what a follow on to the ps2 ones.Game play absolutely Top draw tonnes to do on every level puzzle solving stealth Boss fights.Graphics A1 A dream of a game to have. absolute bargain at the price. can't praise it enough. All whats left to say is just get it. Or yes there is one thing left to say Well done sony.
R**N
WARNING If buying for cross-buy read this first
I bought this game primarily for the cross buy feature as I have a PSvita. game disc works fine on my ps3 but the cross buy feature wont work as this is an American copy of the game and I have a uk playstation network accountSo I was shafted buying this wish I could do something about it
M**T
Great game but no cross purchase anymore.
Vita cross purchase is no longer active as Sony disabled it.
J**W
Does what it can to live up to previous games
I always loved the original Sly trilogy, so when I saw there was a new game out I took very little convincing to buy it.This new game updates the game style of graphics a lot, and while I really enjoyed the old style, I did enjoy the new styling of the game play characters (particularly Murry).On the other hand, one of the main things I loved about the first 3 games was the cartoon art-style of the story videos. However the new game completely changes this aspect of it (and not for the better).The re-introduction of the clue bottles (while I find them frustrating) was a nice feature that gives the player a reason to explore the map fully.I think this game seems to be aimed at a younger audience (unlike the original games which was more universal) as the "villains" are a bit more basic in their reasoning and characterisation, and the story is very basic in the way it leads from one chapter to another.I did enjoy playing this sequel but I don't think it lives up to the previous games, and unfortunately I fear that the change in production company between games 3 & 4 mean that any future games in this series will be of the same style as this one. My one hope for future is that Sucker Punch get involved again.
K**S
A fun revival, with holes in it.
As a long term Sly Cooper fan, i was excited to see a new game in the series turn up, even if it was headed by a different developer. For the most part, I wasn't disappointed; the gameplay is great, similar to Sly 2 and 3, and the level design, enemy design, story and dialogue is still as fun as ever. There are tons of fun winks and nods to previous games without leaving new players out in the dark, and new characters that turn up are great fun, both to talk to and to play as. The cooper ancestors handle similarly to sly, but are themed very differently. Tennesee Kid Cooper in particular stands out, what with him possessing a gun and all. It'd seem like he'd be no fun to play at first, but it's actually really fun to run around the old west blasting away with his rifle. The super loot collection mechanic is back, too, with every level containing several artifacts lying around for the crew to swipe. Also, surprisingly to me, the costume mechanic is actually really well implemented, and used enough not to just be gimmicky without being over used.There are quite a few dents that prevent this from being perfect, however. I'm not sure if it's personal play style, or just the fact that enemies come in swarms and hit very hard, but Murray is next to useless now - not having any of the moves or gadgets that Sly or Bentley have to get around the level easily, he's forced to wade through enemies in a massive brawl, but his combat mechanics aren't really that fun, so it just ends up being annoying. Luckily you don't HAVE to play him that much outside of scripted story missions designed to really gel with his mechanics, so it doesn't matter too much, but it's a shame he routinely ends up benched just because he's no fun. This in turn makes the Ice Age level a bit of a nightmare, seeing as the cooper ancestor for that area uses Murray's moveset - though since he can actually climb stuff, it's lessened a bit. But yeah, Ice Age was a bit of a nasty slog for me that seemed out of place for the rest of the plot and just wasn't fun.Sly can end up being quite a bit overshadowed by his ancestors if you don't fill him with gadgets, seeing as they all have sly's movesets and one other thing that make them BETTER than him. The fact that they all have unique animations is really fun, though - for example, Sly's spin attack move on Tennesee Kid consists of him spinning around firing his gun rather than sweeping with his cane.The final boss is... Well. it's really disappointing. I'm not going to spoil anything, but it's just a single, long quick time event. And that's really lame, especially after every level previously has had an actual boss fight, which are usually really fun (with the exception of the Ice Age, which used a finicky mechanic. Grrr.)And, finally, and this is more of a personal gripe... The Mideval level. I don't mind them tampering with the cannon, seeing as they own it now, but... damn. That was kind of out of left field, and didn't really make any sense. Hrm. Don't want to give away spoilers, but i thought that part was just weird and out of character.However, I will close up by saying this IS a really fun game, despite it's failings, and while they might be frustrating for a little while, there's more than enough good stuff to make up for it.
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