Resolution 101

Resolution 101 is a video game in the action genre developed by Millennium Interactive Ltd. and published by Synthetic Dimensions originally released in 1990. It is currently playable on DOS.

Resolution 101 is a standard 3D action game set in the New York City of the future. The plot is quite novel: you are a criminal who is promised freedom if you help the authorities eliminate other criminals from the streets. To do this, you must take to the streets in your hover-car and use your radar to locate and destroy the hover-car of a designated criminal (a question will arise for you: if bad guys show up on radar, why don't the police stop them?) After destroying your opponent's car, you'll receive your reward and move on to more difficult missions (i. e. , more bad guys at once).

The simple 3D polygonal world is very fluid, but not spectacular. However, the repetitive gameplay soon wears thin and you'll likely tune it out to play something better, like Bethesda's The Terminator or The Punisher. There's nothing technically wrong with Resolution 101: it's a smooth, well-executed game. It's just very, very boring.

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