A History of Die Hard Games
Staff, 2022-12-23 13:03:00,
Die Hard is definitely a Christmas film round these parts, and it’s the perfect season to dive into the series’ surprisingly long video game history.
One of the longest debates in movie history questions whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie, and while it may not exactly have the essence of one, its setting and a few lines of dialogue are all that’s needed to convince fans to rewatch it every year, and it’s worth it every time. While Die Hard‘s sequels may not be as critically-acclaimed as the first entry, there’s still something to enjoy in most of them, even if it is just that one sequence that led to the movie getting a video game adaptation.
Licensed movie tie-in games were some of the most prevalent video game releases in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and Die Hard has had its fair share of adaptations. From the beloved Die Hard trilogy on the PlayStation 1, to the highly nostalgic Die Hard Arcade game, there are a ton of really fun Die Hard experiences out there, even if fans need to tentatively step over the bad ones to get there.
The Complete History of Die Hard Video Games
1990 saw the release of the very first Die Hard video game adaptation. Launching for the Commodore 64 first, Die Hard sees players clear each floor of the Nakatomi Plaza from terrorists. In the Commodore 64 version of the game, players…
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