Release Date: 1995
"Chicago Syndicate" is an action game developed for the Sega Game Gear, released in 1995 as a spin-off from the popular "Eternal Champions" series. Unlike its parent series, which is a traditional fighting game, "Chicago Syndicate" is presented in a side-scrolling beat 'em up format. The game revolves around Larcen Tyler, one of the characters from "Eternal Champions", in a Prohibition-era setting where he must navigate various levels fighting against gangsters and corrupt politicians. Player control Larcen as he utilizes a repertoire of kickboxing techniques along with various weapons to defeat enemies and progress through the game.
The game stands out for its attempt to capitalize on the established popularity of the "Eternal Champions" series, specifically its character, while experimenting with a different genre. However, "Chicago Syndicate" received mixed reviews due in part to its repetitive gameplay and the limitations of the Game Gear platform, including graphical constraints and control responsiveness. Despite these criticisms, it remains an interesting piece of Sega's history, showcasing their willingness to explore different formats and story extensions within their game franchises. The game's setting and character use also reflect the popular themes of the mid-90s gaming culture, focusing on narrative-driven action and the appeal of cinematic mobster stories.
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Gameplay
Players: Single Player
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