In the future, maybe in the year 2000, people will be forced to move underground and live in tunnels. Unfortunately, these tunnels are infested with mutated rat / alligator creatures known as "ratigators." You are pilot of a Sewer Shark, a craft designed to navigate the Sewers and rid them of ratigators. It's a dangerous job, but if you clear out enough vermin you can win a one-way trip to Solar City and sunny beaches.

Sewer Shark is an FMV-based shooter, and one of the first games released for the Sega CD. You move a crosshair around the screen and shoot targets. Occasionally, you can also choose to change directions at fixed points.

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Merchant	Title	Platform	Price
	Sewer Shark	SEGA CD	$0.01
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User Reviews

Early FMV Shooter with live action storyline.	gametrader (229)
Welcome To The Next Level!	Edward Brown (308)

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The Press Says

GameFan Magazine	Jan, 1993	85.5 out of 100	86
Power Unlimited	Oct, 1993	7.8 out of 10	78
Sega-16.com	Aug 04, 2008	7 out of 10	70
Just Games Retro	Jan 14, 2003	70 out of 100	70
Digital Press - Classic Video Games	Jul 02, 2006	6 out of 10	60
Defunct Games	Apr 29, 2006	50 out of 100	50
All Game Guide	1998		40
The Video Game Critic	Oct 01, 2000	D	25

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Trivia

Sewer Shark wasn't originally made for the Sega CD in the first place. It was originally made for a system that used VHS tapes instead of cartridges or CDs. Hasbro, who developed the system, decided to drop the idea, may be for money reasons, or something else. So when the time came to release the Sega CD in the U.S, Sega probably decided to release this game as a launch game because it featured FMV and Sega wanted to show how powerful the Sega CD was through FMV. Thus, Sega bought the rights for it and published it under Sony.

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