Regardless, if there was a redemption arc for Gex 3, it would have to be a PC Port. They are on the ceiling of the hallway itself! I might draw a sketch of that when I get around to it. As for What Abyssmal has to offer, I'd imagine that it would be the easiest place to get 100 Fly Coins. At the end, I can imagine that this takes Gex to Lunch Control where Channel Z is. One containing Fish Frequency, and the other three containing the Re-Runs (one of which being what I thought should be the TRUE final level: PS1 Mythology Network). However, unlike the twisted hallway, it has four alcoves to the sides of that twisting hallway. If I was designing the game, I'd have made the N64 Mythology Network the Troy Story level in Slappy Valley, and the PS1 Mythology Network stage as a third Re-Run stage (alongside Fairytale TV's Re-Run, and Western Station's respectively) all a part of Abyssmal: a hubworld which I would assume has a twisting hallway reminiscent of the Forest Temple from Ocarina of Time. In it's current status (both PS1 AND N64) it seems incomplete. This includes the Re-Run of Western Station, Fairytale TV, the Boss Fight with MooShoo Pork at Egg Harbor, and Abyssmal's Fish Frequency. Gex 3 has a LOT of unused content even evidenced by it's Debug menu. A game that took me over 20 years to beat, and I finally did it! I completed the WORST level in the entire trilogy: PS1 Mythology Network, I collected all 1400 of those acursed Fly Coins, but at the end of it all. Recently, I have beaten Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko 100% for the first time. Mac Version can be seen here: This particular version is recolored to purple in order to avoid any confusion. However, since this is an unofficial guide, it lacks an actual overhead map view of each level and instead portrays each section as a solid block of color.This is in response to and (look for her somewhere on the back of the box.) This guide features full map layouts of every level in Gex 3. It was offered as a pre-order bonus, and came with a bonus sheet of Gex 3 stickers. The third and most allusive version of this guide is the Hollywood Games exclusive edition. However, it is simply the "Gex 3:16" promotional image with a Prima logo in the bottom left corner. Unfortunately, this poster cannot be viewed in its entirety without being ripped out due to its packaging. One was offered at Toys R Us as a pre-order bonus, and came with an exclusive poster. Two retail exclusive editions of this guide were also made, each with their own added bonuses. The most common version of this strategy guide is the regular edition that was offered via Prima's website (pictured right). Three editions of this guide were offered close to the game's launch.
This guide was released by Prima, and covers Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko. Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko: Prima's Unauthorized Strategy Guide
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