or attacking the enemy. A PlayStation 3 version was released in 2007 in the United States and Japan, and in 2008 in Europe and Australia, bundled with the GunCon 3 light gun peripheral. It was notable for introducing a first-person shooter mode to the series. Time Crisis 5 (2015) Time Crisis 5 was released by Namco in March 2015 in the arcades. It is the first entry in the Time Crisis series to use Epic Games' Unreal Engine. Unlike its predecessors, the game uses two pedals. Namco later showed a True Mastermind edition (真の黒幕編 Shin no kokumakuhen) of the game which was released near the end of August the same year, and includes the second half of the game, consisting of three new stages, for a total of six stages, the largest in the series. It is currently the only main entry in the series not released on any home console. Future In August 2022 and near 2023, it was reported that Bandai Namco filed a new trademark application for Time Crisis and the upcoming sixth instalment of the main series. Other games Crisis Zone (1999) Crisis Zone was released in 1999 in the arcades. While Crisis Zone had similar play mechanics as with Time Crisis, Crisis Zone featured solo play with a fully automatic machine gun (as opposed to the standard pistol, though the pistol can be used later in the remake version), interactive backgrounds, and a different storyline centering on the anti-terrorist tasks of elite S.T.F. trooper Claude McGarren (spelled "Croad MacGalain" in the arcade version). A PlayStation 2 remake of the title was released in 2004 and turns it into a subtitle of its full name, Time Crisis: Crisis Zone. Time Crisis: Project Titan (2001) A side story to the first Time Crisis game Time Crisis: Project Titan, was released in 2001 for the PlayStation, featuring a new multi-hiding system. Cobra the Arcade (2005) Cobra the Arcade is a Japanese spin-off based on the Cobra manga and anime franchise, released for arcades in 2005. The game uses the same gameplay engine as the main Time Crisis series, adding elements such as the "Psycho Shot" which allows players to lock-on to multiple targets. Razing Storm (2009) In 2009, Razing Storm was released in the arcades. It was re-released in October 2010 with the title Time Crisis: Razing Storm, for the PS3. This version is known in Japan as