Optional Equipment: Snowboard, skateboard, surfboard.About 26.82 meters with Pepsi cola summoning Stamina: High (Can run through a desert without getting winded) Lifting Strength: At least Athletic Human ( Estimated to be able to lift at least 208.57 kg), possibly higherДurability: Wall level ( Can fall from large heights, get crushed by rocks, run over by cars and still get back up and run) Speed: Superhuman ( Outran a 'not Coca-Cola truck' chasing him at normal speed, the average truck speed being between 50 and 60 miles per hour) with Subsonic reactions ( Can dodge and jump over cars and motorbikes trying to run him over) Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Martial Arts and Acrobatics (In Fighting Vipers), Toon Force, Summoning, Water ManipulationВ (Through Pepsi cans), Enhanced HearingВ (Can hear people calling for Pepsiman and sense people asking for Pepsi from miles away), Technopathy ( Fixed a computer system that governs Pepsi City and that controls the supply of Pepsi world wide)ДЄttack Potency: Wall level ( Casually ran through wood and ironed walls several times) Gender: Male (Male and female variants exist but the male is the one most depicted) As the titular character, the player runs 'on rails' (forced motion on a scrolling linear path), skateboards, rolls, and stumbles through various areas, avoiding dangers and collecting cans of Pepsi, all while trying to reach a thirsty person as in the commercials. In 1999, KID developed a video game for the PlayStation entitled Pepsiman. In 1996, Sega-AM2 released the Sega Saturn version of its arcade fighting game Fighting Vipers. His role in the advertisements is to appear with Pepsi to thirsty people or people craving soda. No one would ever accuse it of being a great game, but it can be an entertaining one for an hour or so, if you can tolerate the music.Pepsiman is an official Pepsi mascot from Pepsi's Japanese corporate branch, created sometime around the mid-1990s. Everything is scripted, so half the trick is learning the best path once you've got that figured out you can fly through a stage. Failure isn't usually a massive frustration as the checkpoints mean you only have to replay a third of a stage at most if you've got enough lives, and each stage is under two minutes long anyway. until I found I'd nearly completed the thing. Even as the difficulty started ramping up, I found I wanted to just give it one more try, two more tries etc. Pepsiman is about as shallow as a PlayStation game gets really, but to be honest I enjoyed it for what it was. You know, I'm not sure these game developers realised they were supposed to be promoting this product. Amazingly it seems that not even FMV bloke is entirely immune to the effects of drinking 50 cans in an hour, as he stumbles through the trash lining his living room to get outside and take a piss. This is the penultimate level in the game, I'm so close to saving Pepsi city (and by extension, the world), but I can't even reach the first checkpoint! Sadly I'll never learn how the story of our caffeine addicted TV-game fan ends.ДЄctually I just gave up and watched the ending on youtube. I keep landing on my head and getting carried off into a hole. Shit, conveyor belts now? It's hard enough already to get the timing right when I'm dodging between moving objects, making the floor move as well is just taking the piss. It's become a game of memorisation instead of reflexes, which is kind of a problem for me because my memory sucks. I'm having to learn each piece of the track at a time, getting a little further in each run. But they have made arrangements to compensate for that, by making these last stages bastard hard.Д®ven walking down a seemingly clear road puts me at risk of surprise street signs falling from above. So that's twelve stages in total, not actually that many considering how fast I've been working through them. There are only four jobs to do in the entire game, each with two regular stages followed by a reverse camera escape stage. And this is supposed to make me want the product? It's like a cautionary sci-fi story about a society doomed by their over-reliance on carbonated cola beverages. Violence is flaring up and exhausted people are collapsing in the street because they can't refresh themselves with Pepsi. Alright, this is Pepsiman's final mission, to save Pepsi town from collapsing into total anarchy after the main computer went out of control.

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