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Jackie Chan Stuntmaster (released 2000 for PlayStation) is an action beat ’em up that builds its appeal on the celebrity and on-screen persona of Jackie Chan: physical agility, improvisational fighting, and comedic timing. Rather than simulate real-world stunt choreography in full fidelity, the game channels Chan’s cinematic identity into stylized levels, environmental interactions, and boss encounters designed to evoke blockbuster set pieces. Its mechanics emphasize close-quarters combat, combo chaining, timed contextual moves, and using stage props as weapons — a digital analogue to the film stunts Chan is known for.

: Collecting all 20 Gold Dragons across the game's areas (Chinatown, Waterfront, Sewers, etc.) unlocks a secret level at the Shaolin Temple and an alternative costume. Regional Details: Europe (PAL)

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