Detonator - Playstation

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Detonator is an ideal title for fans of puzzle-oriented action games who enjoy the mechanical satisfaction of architectural demolition. Published by Midas Interactive in 2003, the game blends logical problem-solving with the thrill of destroying skyscrapers and massive structures. While it provides a unique gameplay loop that remains engaging today, players should be aware that as a 2003 release, the visual fidelity and control sensitivity reflect the standards of that era rather than modern gaming titles.
| Platform | Playstation |
|---|---|
| Release Year | 2003 |
| Series | Detonator |
| Model Part Number | 5036675003690 |
| Brand | Midas Interactive |
The goal is to solve structural puzzles by placing explosives in strategic locations to completely demolish buildings.
Detonator is specifically designed for the PlayStation console platform.
Yes, a standard PlayStation memory card is required to save your puzzle progress.
No, it was originally released in 2003 and reflects the game design philosophy and technical limitations of that time.
It is a mix of methodical planning and timed action, offering a balance between puzzle-solving and demolition.
Clean the disc gently with a microfiber cloth and ensure the PlayStation lens is free of dust.
Verify that a functional memory card is inserted into the correct slot and check for remaining storage blocks.
To play Detonator, ensure your game disc is free of deep scratches and fingerprints, as older optical media can be prone to read errors. Insert the disc into your PlayStation console and ensure your memory card has sufficient space for save data, as the game tracks your progress through various levels. When not in use, store the disc in a protective jewel case away from direct sunlight and humidity to prevent disc rot, a common issue with legacy physical media.