Die Hard

Released in Japan on December 13, 1996, Die Hard Trilogy (SLPS-00585) for the PlayStation is a unique three-in-one action compilation published by Electronic Arts Victor. The game famously adapts the first three Die Hard films into three distinct genres: a third-person shooter in Nakatomi Plaza, a light gun rail shooter at Dulles Airport, and a high-speed bomb-defusal driving game in New York City. While the Western version featured a darker cover, the Japanese release is known for its vibrant "explosion" artwork and region-locked NTSC-J format, making it a staple for fans of Bruce Willis and retro arcade-style gameplay.