Die Hard Trilogy, Making of - Part 4 of 7

A homespun documentary of the development of Die Hard Trilogy on the Playstation. This material was re-discovered by me as I was getting rid of my old VHS tapes a few years ago. It proved to be the only surviving copy. To tie in with the fine magazine Retro gamer's article about us, we though it could be fun for the fans of the game to have a look behind the scenes.

[@devmiles]

Thank you very much for uploading this! These were exciting times in videogameland. Die hard trilogy is an absolute classic in many ways, totally still love the game. Never seen this footage before so i was happily pleased :)

[@mobydeee8323]

Dude's just rocking Ziggy Stardust back there.

[@rtmclean484]

This is amazing thanks so much for uploading this glimpse into the past and the early days of developing a playstation game!

[@lukejohnson3818]

It's just so neat to see this! Thank you for uploading all 7 parts. My favorite part was "have you got enough food?". Really neat to see how fun it can be developing a game as a group. Came here from the edge-online article!

[@revolvershalashaskaocelot2023]

5:45 man i wish to be with those guy they are so wholesome to get along before the game becomes a big hit

[@GraceofGod247]

I love the beta builds of Die Hard 2

[@lucianoozorio7763]

DIe Hard Trilogy : Die Harder is the best lightgun ( on rail shooter) game of all times.

[@Mike.Garcia]

3:55 what are the 3 boxes? with Sony Comp. Ent logos? Interesting how they used a video camera for recording game footage. It was common to record games with VHS players, never seen anyone with a video camera, recording game footage.. anyone know why a video camera was chosen?

[@shadowrage2593]

Those are the manuals (or software) for the PS1 devkit. It was his camera so filmed it cuz he wanted to. For a video capture for the press they would use av cables and a vcr.

[@Jay_SUBZ3R0]

What was Andy’s food? (I couldn’t tell because of the camera lighting)

[@dennis9ustafsson]

Probably a tuna bap :)