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Crusader No Remorse (PC CD-Rom) Gold Edition | 
 enlarge | From: Origin Systems Inc.
Category: Video Games
Buy Used: $29.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 24646
Format: Cd
ESRB: Teen
Media: CD-ROM
UPC: 014633058499
EAN: 0014633058499
ASIN: B000A7BIV8
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | Requires DOS (Windows 95 / 98) | | • | Gold Classics Edition |
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Product Description
Crusader is a futuristic mission-based action game that uses live action video for realistic interaction with your fellow rebels. Stunning SVGA graphics pit you against fullyrendered 3-D opponents each with their own unique combat style. advanced character control lets you walk run jump crouch and hide to engage and ambush your enemies. Choose the kind of action you prefer - key encounters let you choose to think your way through ingenious puzzles or blast your way through enemy hordes. Your adrenaline will be pum-ping as you outwit and outshoot your enemies!
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Crusader - No Remorse - Origin Systems - Retail Box May 3, 2008
Crusader - No Remorse - Origin Systems - Retail Box
Crusader: No Remorse, a hyper-violent shooter from Origin Systems. Forget the cheesy full motion video scenes and the obligatory bad acting. Forget the sometimes frustrating controls which can send your character jumping across the screen without warning. In Crusader, only one thing is important: Things blow up real good.
The game is set in a cartoon-like, Orwellian future. Individual rights are nonexistent, and every aspect of daily life has come under the control of the World Economic Consortium. As a defector from the WEC's elite Silencer force, you have lent your skills to the resistance movement. The tone is set by the excellent packaging materials, which recall the halcyon days of the late, great Infocom. Included is a Consortium handbook with scrawled notes from your resistance comrades and a hilarious newsletter showing everyday living in this brave new world, both of which give depth to the otherwise search-and-destroy nature of the game.
Avoiding the ubiquitous first-person perspective, Crusader utilizes a three-quarter overhead view, similar to Relentless: Twinsen's Adventure or later entries in the Ultima series. From this vantage point, you go through a series of lengthy missions, mostly just excuses to destroy everything in sight. And destroy everything you will, once you take a gander at the glorious SVGA graphics. The attention to destructive detail is mind-boggling. Shoot a Consortium chump in the back and he will buckle appropriately, a pool of blood slowly forming beneath him. Shoot virtually any piece of scenery and it will explode, igniting any unlucky bystanders who will run around screaming until they collapse in a heap of ashes. The game may be amoral as all get-out, but it sure is fun.
Publisher: Electronic Art - Origin Systems Inc.
Year: May 6, 1996
Media: CD-Rom
Operating Systems: MS-DOS
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