The Media Dimension is the dimension of television that was once ruled by Rez. This is the world that exists inside of a television set. TV programs and movies come to life in this dimension. After the first Gex game, the Media Dimension was liberated from Rez's rule. Throughout the series Rez attempts to regain his control over the dimension, but his attempts are thwarted thanks to Gex. It is an amalgamation of many different genres of popular culture media, and where the Gex games largely take place.
The Media Dimension is different in each game and serves as the main hub world throughout the series. Each level or world is contained within a giant TV set, and each set is viewable by walking around the Media Dimension. In Deep Cover Gecko, Gex can access the Media Dimension through the Gex Cave.
Layout[]
In the first game, the Media Dimension was accessed by a central building with four TVs around it known as the Dome. Inside the Dome is an elevator that leads down to Rezopolis. The atmosphere of this dimension is metallic with wires generating energy and Rezopolis looming below.
In the second game, the Media Dimension has a new atmosphere with Roman style architecture, Gex statues in various poses, giant television sets, gates, flying platforms, and mountains in the background. This time, the entrance to Rez's lair in Channel Z is located in a lion-shaped entrance which can only be opened with 26 red remotes.
In the third game, the Gex Cave acts as the central hub for the levels in the game. TV sets can be found through out the various hub areas, and Gex can travel in and out of the Media Dimension through these sets. Rezopolis is also absent in this game, and Channel Z takes the player to Rez's space station known as the Rez Raker.
Worlds[]
Gex[]
Gex 2: Enter the Gecko[]
- Toon TV
- Scream TV
- Circuit Central
- Kung-Fu Theater
- Rocket Channel
- The Pre-History Channel
- Sea Span (only in Nintendo 64 version)
Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko[]
Trivia[]
- The top of all gates in the second games' hub contains graphical errors. They are incorrectly mirrored. [1]
Gallery[]
ETG Demo Video[]
Music[]
| Audio | System |
|---|---|
| N64 | |
| PC | |
| GBC |
| Locations in the Gex series | ||
|---|---|---|
| Media Dimension | Gex Cave | Gex Vault | TV Terrorist Defense Unit | Rezopolis | Channel Z |
| Levels in Gex | ||
|---|---|---|
| Cemetery | Frankie and Heli • Grave Danger • Tomato Soup • Disco Inferno • Spin-n-Puke • Bonus Round | |
| New Toonland | Twin Towers • Pow! • Rock it! • Knock! Knock! • The Flatulator • Bonus Round | |
| Jungle Isle | Feeding Frenzy • Congo Chaos • Jungle Gym • Bonus Round | |
| Kung Fuville | Sumo City • Fish Bait • Chop Chop • Toxic Turtle • Bonus Round | |
| Rezopolis | Rez Knight Fever • On The Move • Rez' Lair • Bonus Round | |
| Planet X | Saucer Section • Free Fall • Bombs Away • Head to Head • Newton's 4th Law • The Project • The Web • Clothesline | |
| Unused Levels | Grave5 • Grave6 • Cartoon5 • Whip it • Jungle6 • Kungfu4 • Kungfu5 • Kungfu6 • Rez3 • Rez4 • Rez5 • Rez6 • SL71 • Glue2 | |
| Test Levels | Secret1 • Secret2 • Secret3 • Secret4 • Secret5 • Secret6 • Secret7 | |
| Levels in Gex 3: Deep Pocket Gecko | ||
|---|---|---|
| Mission Control | ||
| Levels | Holiday Broadcasting | Mystery TV | Tut TV | Western Station | Anime Channel | Superhero Show | |
| Boss Levels | WWGex Wrestling | Lizard of Oz | Channel Z | |
| Bonus Levels | Gextreme Sports | Marsupial Madness | |