Outtrigger
Dreamcast- Publisher: Sega
- Release Date: Jul 24, 2001

- Summary: In response to a series of terrorist attacks a private enterprise has created 'Interforce'. Recruits have been handpicked from the world's military forces to begin a training program designed to transform them into the ultimate counter-terrorism weapon. Have you got what it takes to become a member?
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- Developer: Sega AM2
- Genre(s): Action, General
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 7 out of 13
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Mixed: 5 out of 13
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Negative: 1 out of 13
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Quite simply Outtrigger IS better than "Quake III Arena" and "Unreal Tournament," even if it is lacking in Internet options. If you want to look at it in percentage terms, think about it like this; Outtrigger with online play would probably get around 96%.
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Running at a fast 60 frames per second, good looking special effects, and solid visuals, Outtrigger is one of the best looking first person shooters.
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It's a wild romp on the net, with enough secrets to unlock to warrant many hours of replay.
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A pleasant surprise, and some may actually prefer it to the darker, more serious "Unreal Tournament" or "Quake 3 Arena."
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A fast-paced shooter from Sega that works well as an online game, but it doesn't have enough to it to outlast the likes of "Unreal Tournament" or "Quake III Arena."
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A decent shooter and it has its merits, even on a console where new software is getting mighty scarce. However, if you were only going to own one, this probably wouldn't be it.
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It's months late, and unless you have a broadband adapter there realistically isn't a reason to play this game. "Quake 3" and "UT" did it better and that's my final stance.
Score distribution:
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Positive: 3 out of 3
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Mixed: 0 out of 3
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Negative: 0 out of 3
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NickP.Nov 11, 2003Awesome graphics...challenging, a good game.
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CheechDec 17, 2001
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Jul 17, 2021The concept seems very interesting. It is like "if sonic was a fps." They need to remaster this and bring it to PC; so it can be truly judged.
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