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Atmospheric and original
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Rating: 3,
Useful: 2 / 2
Date: January 15, 2000
Author: Amazon User
Judge Dredd is the Genesis game that is based on the movie of the same name. Well, I do happen to rhyme once in a blue moon... but back to the subject. This game is a mixed blessing for several reasons:
Controls - not tight enough, considering the variety of positions the game provides for. Sometimes it might be awkward to stand up or lie prone on the ground. The shooting system is adequate, considering you won't miss because of its faults too often. Could be better, but acceptable the way they are.
Sound and Graphics - easily the best part of the game. The levels are large and twisty, although all have but one exit, you have a huge variety of options of achieving that end. Also, there are VERY MANY LEVELS, unlike other games. This is probably one of the handful of games that give you that dark future feel so perfectly you can love it just for that. The design of the levels and the enemies hark from the old days of Power Blade ( a classic, although not for this system, as far as I know). Literally, I can find no words. All the weapons and the items are original ( although some are less that too useful).
Overall, Judge Dredd is a solid, complex, and, mostly hard game that deserves recognition from the fans of the genre, or just those who own the system.
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