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Coming out around a year after the dreadful
Fighting Force 2,
things do not improve with this game which effectively tries to copy it.
It's the year 2037 (as if!) and terrorists have taken over a security complex,
but there's nothing "complex" about the task you are required to perform as
it's just a case of move from room to room, shoot the bad guys, collect the
power-ups and move on further.
There aren't many games which prove to be a near-instant cure for insomnia
but EA Games have succeeded in that field here.
It took nearly five minutes of creeping around before I actually saw a bad guy
to kill. If you pan around your surroundings, the picture fragments slightly
across the middle line of the screen.
The 'upbeat' soundtrack is like everything that's ever go before and there's a
constant sound running in the background - the sort you get when you've
flushed the toilet and the cistern is refilling (!)
It's also a piece of piss to shoot someone dead before they injure you. Of
course, like all typical games of this nature, the enemies fall after two
shots at the most, while that only loses you a small amount of energy.
And if all that wasn't bad enough, the levels are too repetitive and dull.
The dark graphics don't show up well on the screenshots either, which is proved
to the right of this review.
Overall, it makes me wonder how this tripe was ever released. Perhaps
their X-siblings, the X-Files' Mulder and Scully should investigate...
GRAPHICS SOUND EFFECTS AND MUSIC PLAYABILITY ORIGINALITY ENJOYMENT
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Coming out around a year after the dreadful
It took nearly five minutes of creeping around before I actually saw a bad guy
to kill. If you pan around your surroundings, the picture fragments slightly
across the middle line of the screen.
Overall, it makes me wonder how this tripe was ever released. Perhaps
their X-siblings, the X-Files' Mulder and Scully should investigate...
