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PC
Shoot 'Em Up
| Also for: | PlayStation | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, over the shoulder | Genre: | Shoot 'Em Up Simulation |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Interplay | ||
| Released: | Unknown
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| Ratings: | 3+ | ||
Summary
In Crime Killer you have the chance to become a futuristic cop. The year is 2015 and crime is at an all-time high. You must cruise the streets and deal justice to the thugs and crooks and try to put an end to this seemingly hopeless battle. The odds are completely against you and your life is constantly in danger. You do have an ace up your sleeve as the weapons on your squad car are deadly. In Crime Killer you are the judge and executioner, so if anyone tries to get away, shoot to kill.
In Crime Killer there are three different vehicles for you to get behind the wheel of, each with individual handling characteristics and weaponry. You have access to the standard police car, police motorbike and the Prototype wing. The car is great for handbrake turns, the bike excels at negotiating traffic and the Prototype wing allows you fly anywhere in a level.
Scattered through the 15 levels are special weapon power-ups for some seriously destructive power. Some of these criminals are hot drivers and excellent marksmen. You’ll have to drive carefully, and try to avoid destroying innocent civilians.
The graphics in Crime Killer are adequate, but nothing special. They serve their purpose and make acceptable environments, but if you buy or play games for graphics alone, they you are missing the heart of gaming. What counts is how games play and how much enjoyment you can get from them. Chasing and destroying criminals is admirable, but you are left with the feeling that maybe they could have been innocent. If you fancy killing crime, then it’s time to become a Crime Killer.
In Crime Killer there are three different vehicles for you to get behind the wheel of, each with individual handling characteristics and weaponry. You have access to the standard police car, police motorbike and the Prototype wing. The car is great for handbrake turns, the bike excels at negotiating traffic and the Prototype wing allows you fly anywhere in a level.
Scattered through the 15 levels are special weapon power-ups for some seriously destructive power. Some of these criminals are hot drivers and excellent marksmen. You’ll have to drive carefully, and try to avoid destroying innocent civilians.
The graphics in Crime Killer are adequate, but nothing special. They serve their purpose and make acceptable environments, but if you buy or play games for graphics alone, they you are missing the heart of gaming. What counts is how games play and how much enjoyment you can get from them. Chasing and destroying criminals is admirable, but you are left with the feeling that maybe they could have been innocent. If you fancy killing crime, then it’s time to become a Crime Killer.