You are looking at Play Station One game Sheep. Centuries ago intergalactic explorers came to Earth to study human society. However, the grazing and warm sun caused them to forget their mission and they become domesticated - now we know them as Sheep. An evil scientist wants to use sheep DNA to take control of humanity. You take the role of a Shepard, and it's your task to herd all of the sheep and get them to the spaceship that will take them back to their home planet. You'll have your hands full with 16 levels of intense action. But this is not just a matter of collecting the sheep and getting them to follow you. Walking up to a sheep will make it move, shouting will make all of the sheep scatter, and sneaking will allow you to grab a member of the herd to throw. Getting through all of the stages requires brains, not brawn, in Sheep. When Lemmings threw itself at our mercy via the computer screen all of those years ago, it changed the industry. For some reason, the idea of saving the little critters was so compelling that everyone was staying up in the wee hours of the morning to try to save that extra little fellow. Well, the time has come once again - not with lemmings, however, but with sheep. Playing as one of four characters - Bo Peep, Adam Half Pint, Motley, or Shep - you must control the sheep around various courses to the pen at the end. Sound pretty weird so far? Well, it gets worse. Light hearted and addictive, Sheep promises more fun for fans of games like Lemmings. Features: * Advanced Artificial Stupidity programming and a charming visual style. * There are four levels in each of the seven worlds, plus six bonus levels, four herders, and four increasingly stupid breeds of sheep. * Variety of puzzles and hidden items. * Two-player simultaneous gameplay Publisher: Take-Two Interactive Genre: Strategy Released: 2000 *Compatible with PS1, PS2, and PS3!* *** Comes with just the disc and manual, both in great condition. (N4161)
