Status of the Matt Hazard Movie: (TBD) Currently in indefinite production hiatus. Originally announced in 1989, was pushed back after contractual disputes between script writers and the studio. Many high caliber directors have been attached at one point or another but no one seems to be able to capture the essence of what it means to be Hazard-ous.
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| 1983 The Adventures of Matt in Hazard Land< |
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The original 8-bit side -scroller that lit up the arcades in 1983; Everyone remembers pumping quarters into this digital masterpiece in between FroYo's from the Dairy Freeze. Lauded years later by Concerned Parents Magazine as “one of the unnecessarily bloody games ever made.”
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| 1987 A Fistfull of Hazard |
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Alas, the late 80s brought us a time when you could never
have enough side scrolling platformers. What started out as
an ill-fated Western game, got a fresh coating of Hazard
when Marathon software wanted to give their main mascot a
few more vehicles to boost sales. It forgoes all the typical
characteristics of a Matt game – big guns, hot babes, and
big explosions for The Bedlam Boys and their leader, Rory
Bedlam, who were featured as the primary enemies. |
| 1990 Conflict of the Deities (Featuring Matt Hazard) |
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A 16-Bit mythological fantasy game set in ancient Greece
that featured Matt as a time traveler who is thrust into the role
of a god-like warrior. This game featured one of the most
talked-about boss battles in video game history—Matt
versus the Tentacle Beast of Tramm. |
| 1992 Matt Hazard 3D |
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The very first Matt Hazard first-person shooter, this game
made Matt Hazard a household name as shareware
versions of the game illegally leaked into schools, dorm
rooms, computer labs, and libraries across the country.
National PTA´s labeled Matt Hazard as digital public enemy
#1. The back of box for this legendary 3rd person shooter
touted the “eye-popping VGA graphics with over 30 colors
per character!” The story follows Matt infiltration of a German
lab in Waffërthinn where scientists were cloning a force of
German soldiers (the Secret Soldiers of the Waffërthinn) to
take over the world. |
| 1993 (IMPORT) Goonzilla Versus Mega-Matt |
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A sorry attempt to bring Matt Hazard into the Asian market.
Available only on import in the US, this game pitts a
radioactively-enhanced Matt against a rampaging mobster--
turned-reptile that is threatening to destroy the city of Osaka,
Japan. Not a great game, but serious collector’s item if you
can get your hands on it. |
| 1995 You Only Live 1,317 Times |
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Matt's first console 3-D game and Sequel
to the wildly successful Thunder Eye. This
four-player spy game took late-night multi-
player frag fests into the next dimension.
Many speculated that the script for the ill
fated Matt Hazard movie was the basis for
the plot behind this game. (see sidebar) |
| 1996-1998 Matt and Dexter |
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A series of third-person “buddy cop” games featuring
a mix of shooting and platforming. Introduced Matt's
wacky sidekick Dexter Dare. Includes:
Double Whammy—a Matt and Dexter Adventure (1996)
Matt Hazard in Gutpunch! (featuring Dexter Dare)(1997)
Matt and Dexter in MURDER FORCE! (1998) |
| 1999 Matt Hazard: Alien Assassination Arena |
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A multiplayer death match extravaganza set in the future,
where Matt also fought alien enemies in a limited single--
player campaign. The game was created as an enhanced
version of the Matt Hazard 3-D engine, which was starting to
show its age by this point. Fan loyalty made this game a
moderate success, but this game also signified the turning
point in Matt's career. |
| 2000 Haz-Matt Carts |
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The beginning of the end. The owners of the
franchise decided to branch the Matt Hazard
brand into different genres. This was a cutesy
go-cart racing/shooting game that brought in
some of the lesser known characters in the
Hazard franchise – Captain Carpenter,
Sonny Tang, and others. It was a colossal
failure among the fair-weather Hazard fans,
but a cult classic nonetheless for the die--
hards. |
| 2002 Choking Hazard: Candy Gramm |
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The last ditch effort to save Matt Hazard. The
company was apparently attempting to reach
new parents nostalgic for a little Hazard as
they bought new games for their kids. In this
bizarre game, Matt was the only lawman in an
anarchical society dominated by mindless
paper creatures filled with candy. No amount
of candy goodness could get the bitter taste
of this game's failure out of anyone's mouth. |
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