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Sly Cooper - Jeonseolui Bibeobseoreul Chajaseo (Korea)

PlayStation 2
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Reviewed in
2003
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Sly Cooper Korean cut opens the Sucker Punch saga locally. Stylish heists, cartoon writing and colourful world. Just as delicious to discover.

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Category
Platformer 1 player 7+
Description
A Sucker Punch and Sony platformer released in 2003, the Korean edition of Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus. Korean localization of the first franchise entry, where the burglar raccoon Sly Cooper gathers the pages of his Thievius Raccoonus stolen by the Fiendish Five. Stealth platform with acrobatics, mini-games and cartoon humor. Korean edition.

Sly Cooper - Jeonseolui Bibeobseoreul Chajaseo review

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Art direction
"Iconic"
4/5
Music
"Excellent"
3/5
Story
"Solid"
Cel-shading with bold outlines, nocturnal noir moods and cartoon animation: Sly's universe is a light, dark-toned cartoon. The crisp silhouettes and stylised settings compose an immediate playful elegance. This visual identity, lively and refined, has lost none of its mischievous charm.
Addictiveness
"Captivating"
Difficulty
"Balanced"
Lifespan
"Long"
Technical info
💾1,3 GB 📅04/12/2003
Published by Sony Computer Entertainment

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Collector interest

The Korean edition of the first Sly Cooper under its long local title, markedly rarer than the Western versions of this platforming classic. This localized release appeals to collectors of the thinly documented Korean outings of a cult Sucker Punch series. Its desirability rests above all on this geographic scarcity.

Is Sly Cooper - Jeonseolui Bibeobseoreul Chajaseo still worth playing in 2026?

Released in 2002 on PS2 as Sucker Punch's first entry, this project launches a stealth platforming series of rare charm. The burglar raccoon moves through compact stages where you avoid lights, neutralise guards and collect clues. The cel shaded art direction, in a cartoon style, keeps an intact freshness, and the jazzy soundtrack installs a heist movie mood. The gameplay stays simple and the run time short. Recommended for fans of stylised platforming and for anyone curious about the early days of Sucker Punch before its turn toward Infamous.

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