All too frequently, developers who try to incorporate multiple  genres of gameplay into a single title fail miserably. Fortunately for  gamers, Fox Interactive has successfully merged three distinct game  styles intoDie Hard Trilogy. This expansive action game  faithfully follows the plots of the theatrical films--sans Bruce  Willis.The game starts off with a whimper rather than a bang, since the first  game (Die Hard) is the worst of the bunch. In this action  shooter sequence, you re-create John McClane's barefoot hostage rescue  mission from the first film. While this game segment is fun in short  doses, the run-and-gun gameplay ultimately gets repetitive.The second sequenceDie Harderis much stronger. In fact, it is  one of the best light-gun games available for the PlayStation. As with  other light-gun action games, you must shoot objects as they quickly  move across the screen. In this part of the game, you must shoot your  way through the Dulles airport. You can play this portion of the game  with the basic PlayStation controller, but we highly recommend that  you invest in a light gun for maximum fun.Die Hard with a Vengeanceconcludes this game on a high note.  This sequence consists of an incredibly fun (and bloody) driving game  that takes place in a realistic city environment with traffic,  pedestrians, and New York landmarks. As a whole, this collection  represents one of the best values available for the PlayStation,  provided you can stomach the over-the-top violence and copious  bloodshed.--T. Byrl BakerPros:3 games in 1Excellent light-gun gameSuperb sound effectsCons:Graphics showing their ageOccasional slowdown in all games