Zero Tolerance

THE GOOD:
Let's get down to business, this Doom-esque game was released for Sega Genensis around 1994, and it's in my opinion, the best FPS you can't find on an 16-bit console.

Graphics: The graphics aren't pretty but it some ways the detail put in is highly impressive for the capacity the genesis has. The two main levels are the spaceport and the high-rise building, yet many levels lie within these two stages, and they're different in they're own way. The most substantial detail used in this game was the enemies blood being stuck to the wall if they were shot near a wall, and the certain pieces of the wall itself will explode when shot at, this was more than even doom had. The enemies where in a four sided view format and even though they were pixilated from up-close they were still much better than Doom for the snes, with it's mediocre FX chip. The game screen takes up about one-third of the television screen, and all the other occupied space shows you characters ID. card. You have ...

THE GOOD:
Plenty of levels
Good range weapons and items
Password system so you can save your progress

THE BAD:
A long game, and it feels long

SUMMARY:
I got this game as a birthday present along with Shinobi III. At first I didn't really play it that much as it didn't appeal to me. Eventually one day I got round to playing it and got quite into it. It's a FPS and you have to defend the installation you are currently on from an enemy attack. For some reason I seem to think this was set aboard a space station, but I can't remember if this is true or not.

You pick from one of 6 officers to play as, these are basically your lives. If all 6 officers are killed then it's game over. Who you pick doesn't matter apart from personal preference because in terms of gameplay there are no differences. You start off with 100% health and a pistol and the enemies you encounter are pretty weak with only pistols themselves. Within a short while you'll probably find a shotgun which will immediately make you a ...