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GODZILLA The Game [PS4] - Ah, good times. Good times. Essentially a #Godzilla action-game simulator that emulated the classic Toho films. Originally released for the PS3 back in Dec 2014 before being ported over to the PS4 during 2015 within a next-gen definitive edition with expanded content, kaiju, and...

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Mecha King Ghidorah1 yıl önce

I'd kill for a copy of it

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GORMARU1 yıl önce

Best bet would be to hit up either GameStop stores, or to import any affordable copy of the Japan version "Godzilla VS" PS4, which might be easier to do possibly.

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👾MrFlare👾1 yıl önce

@Mr_goji54 Wish they brought this over to the Switch or maybe did a remake of Godzilla Unleashed.

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InkBendy_19541 yıl önce

I still have this game and it was my first Godzilla game I ever played on console and I love it to death

𝕐𝕒 𝕓𝕠𝕚𝕚 𝔻𝕚𝕘 profil fotoğrafı
𝕐𝕒 𝕓𝕠𝕚𝕚 𝔻𝕚𝕘1 yıl önce

Shame you have to mortgage your house just to buy it though 😭

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Vazrick | Tiefling VTuber 😈1 yıl önce

Still have my copy and play it from time to time

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Godzilla20051 yıl önce

I really hope we get a new Godzilla game!

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Tim 💀1 yıl önce

still gutted that they kept this as a playstation exclusive

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Ryuji Dread1 yıl önce

Wish they would port this to PC. Game was way ahead of it's time.

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