Uploaded January 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Read Description
- Game Info
Grudge Warriors (PlayStation) is an oldschool car-combat racing game released back in 2000, the players take control of one of eleven available heavy vehicles, each with different characteristics and equipped with five types of weaponry (four weapons are similar to each vehicle, the fifth weapon is unique and unlocked by collecting Tokens); Each one of the eleven levels, contains a number of "Generators" that must destroyed (Main Objective), additionally, some puzzles must be solved, and the player is given the option to search and collect a total of 20 tokens hidden across each level, collecting 50 Token gives a new upgrade their vehicles.
Gameplay wise the game is simple an fun but confusing at times, the graphics good for PlayStation 1 standarts, presenting impressive lighting effects and somewhat detailed textures, but sound effects are average at best, the soundtrack in the other hand is pretty good, overall theme, names, menus, etc are pretty uninspired, but they do the job.
- Walkthrough Info
This walkthrough was supposed to have been made a long time ago, but other games got in the way, and recently, i've just been busy, but i found the time and decided to record some gameplay for this game, since Grudge Warriors is quite short, i'm done recording already.
In this walkthrough, i collected every single Token spread around the maps, each map contain 20 Tokens, some hidden in secret places, after collecting 50 Tokens you're given a vehicle upgrade.
You might notice the low resolution the gameplay was captured at, that's because i was having problems with ePSXe, which doesn't emulate this game properly so i used PSXfin, which pretty much does the job but doesn't support enhancements of any kind.
The is rendered in 720p and picture quality is as clean as possible.
- Notes
Red Dog: SF (Dreamcast) walkthrough is on holds at the moment, once i'm done with this one, i might go back to it, AirForce Delta (Dreamcast) and Crysis wakthroughs aren't canseled either.
If you notice a slowdown or a break it's either due to both the emulator and my game disc.
Read Description
- Game Info
Grudge Warriors (PlayStation) is an oldschool car-combat racing game released back in 2000, the players take control of one of eleven available heavy vehicles, each with different characteristics and equipped with five types of weaponry (four weapons are similar to each vehicle, the fifth weapon is unique and unlocked by collecting Tokens); Each one of the eleven levels, contains a number of "Generators" that must destroyed (Main Objective), additionally, some puzzles must be solved, and the player is given the option to search and collect a total of 20 tokens hidden across each level, collecting 50 Token gives a new upgrade their vehicles.
Gameplay wise the game is simple an fun but confusing at times, the graphics good for PlayStation 1 standarts, presenting impressive lighting effects and somewhat detailed textures, but sound effects are average at best, the soundtrack in the other hand is pretty good, overall theme, names, menus, etc are pretty uninspired, but they do the job.
- Walkthrough Info
This walkthrough was supposed to have been made a long time ago, but other games got in the way, and recently, i've just been busy, but i found the time and decided to record some gameplay for this game, since Grudge Warriors is quite short, i'm done recording already.
In this walkthrough, i collected every single Token spread around the maps, each map contain 20 Tokens, some hidden in secret places, after collecting 50 Tokens you're given a vehicle upgrade.
You might notice the low resolution the gameplay was captured at, that's because i was having problems with ePSXe, which doesn't emulate this game properly so i used PSXfin, which pretty much does the job but doesn't support enhancements of any kind.
The is rendered in 720p and picture quality is as clean as possible.
- Notes
Red Dog: SF (Dreamcast) walkthrough is on holds at the moment, once i'm done with this one, i might go back to it, AirForce Delta (Dreamcast) and Crysis wakthroughs aren't canseled either.
If you notice a slowdown or a break it's either due to both the emulator and my game disc.
