Five hundred years in the future, man and machine are virtually one and the greatest megacity in the world is locked in brutal war. Play as the ultimate saboteur part of an elite fighting force. The mission: steal the largest, most sophisticated biomechanical attack weapon ever designed and kick some serious ass.

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Screenshots

Slave Zero Dreamcast Your mech has jump jets.

Slave Zero Windows Introductory cutscene.

Slave Zero Dreamcast Fighting enemy mechs.

Slave Zero Dreamcast If only the real game's city was this active.

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Console Generation Exclusives: Dreamcast

User Reviews

The eternal quest for a cool Giant Robot game continues	Windows	Zovni (10627)
Buy it cheap and waste an afternoon or two.	Dreamcast	KFactor (98)

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Critic Reviews

Computer Games Magazine	Windows	Dec 09, 1999		80
Game.EXE	Windows	Jan, 2000	4 out of 5	80
Game Revolution	Windows	Feb 01, 1999	B	75
PC Player (Germany)	Windows	Jan, 2000	74 out of 100	74
GameSpot	Dreamcast	Nov 10, 1999	7.2 out of 10	72
All Game Guide	Dreamcast	1999		70
Video Games	Dreamcast	Apr, 2000	69 out of 100	69
Computer Gaming World (CGW)	Windows	Feb, 2000		60
SegaFan.com	Dreamcast	Jan 15, 2007	5.2 out of 10	52
Revista Oficial Dreamcast	Dreamcast	Mar, 2000	4 out of 10	40

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Trivia

3D Engine

The game runs on a custom 3D engine called "Ecstasy Engine", which was custom built to allow the game to run on the SEGA Dreamcast, and to date is the only game to run on it.

German version

In the German version, all humans were replaced with robots. The only exceptions are the cover and the intro cutscene.

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