Release Date: 1995
"Off-World Interceptor Extreme" is a vehicular combat game released for the Sega Saturn in 1995. Developed by Crystal Dynamics, this game places players in the role of a "Trashman", a bounty hunter navigating through harsh alien terrains in a heavily armed vehicle to capture fugitives and face off against various adversaries. The gameplay primarily involves driving and combat across different planetary surfaces, featuring a mix of racing mechanics and shooter elements. Players can upgrade their vehicles with the bounties they collect, enhancing their offensive and defensive capabilities.
Originally launched on the 3DO platform as "Off-World Interceptor," the game was subsequently enhanced and ported to the Sega Saturn as the Extreme version, showcasing improved graphics, additional levels, and revised gameplay mechanics. Unique to its time, the game incorporates full-motion video (FMV) cutscenes that blend live-action performances with humorous commentary, providing a distinct and engaging narrative style. These FMVs star actors riffing on the action, lending a light-hearted and humorous tone to the otherwise action-packed gameplay. This combination of racing, combat, and quirky video cutscenes made "Off-World Interceptor Extreme" a memorable title for its era, contributing a unique flair to the Sega Saturn's diverse library of games.
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Players: Single Player
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