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Zero Tolerance (Genesis) Gameplay

Zero Tolerance is an first-person shooter developed by Technopop and published by Accolade in 1994 for the Sega Genesis console.

Plot[]

The Europa-1 space warship has been attacked by aliens, killing or mutating all aboard. The Planet Defense Corps sends in an elite squad to take back the ship.

Zero Tolerance screenshot

Gameplay[]

The game has 40 levels teeming with aliens and mutants, and you are supposed to kill every one of them. It is possible to rush to the elevator and follow to the next level, but you won't get any more passwords until you go back and kill the remaining enemies. This is reminiscent of Corridor 7 on PC and Monster on the Amiga.

Zero Tolerance special cable wiring

Zero Tolerance was possibly the first console game (not counting handhelds) to ever allow networking. It required two consoles, two copies of the game, and a special cable that had to be requested from the publisher.

Inventory[]

  • Kick
  • Fists
  • Pistol
  • Shotgun
  • Flamethrower
  • Pulse laser rifle
  • Rocket launcher
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Bulletproof vest

Levels[]

Like many console games of the era, levels were re-accessed via passwords.

  • 𝗦𝗽𝗮𝗰𝗲 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻
    • Intro
    • Docking Bay Level 1 - LFr8vtKug
    • Docking Bay Level 2 - DDq8*tLng
    • Bridge Level 1 - DDq8vNLng
    • Engineering Level 1 - HFr8*tLng
    • Engineering Level 2 - HHoduvNng
    • Engineering Level 3 - ?rvd-vPn4
    • Engineering Level 4 - bDq*-vOvT
    • Greenhouse Level 1 - V86*CrP!2
    • Greenhouse Level 2 - GLq*-vPv2
    • Greenhouse Level 3 - ?r)*u*rrk
    • Bridge Level 2 - TPu8uvLgK
    • Reactor Level 1 - PFr*-vKqx
    • Reactor Level 2 - HDq*-vKqx
  • 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵 𝗥𝗶𝘀𝗲 𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴
    • High Rise Roof Top - NUq8uPKgR
    • High Rise Floor 164 - Rzr5uPxvM
    • High Rise Floor 163 - aHqXuvDmE
    • High Rise Floor 162 - OvK7C8?vK
    • High Rise Floor 161 - GLo7CrHv!
    • High Rise Floor 160 - ?rpQsrHv7
    • High Rise Floor 158 - E*hUt)Bk7
    • High Rise Floor 159 - TLFX/oxkQ
    • High Rise Floor 160 - ?rpQsrHv7
    • High Rise Floor 157 - cLtXtox!7
    • High Rise Floor 156 - Tr)5--Dr!
    • High Rise Floor 155 - ?Pr5--Dr!
    • High Rise Floor 154 - GrozCoHpj
    • High Rise Floor 153 - GLpUsoHhj
    • High Rise Floor 152 - ?ro5--?FQ
    • High Rise Floor 151 - TLFXCoxo7
  • 𝗕𝗮𝘀𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁
    • Sub Basement Level 1 - MLFXtxBh/
    • Sub Basement Level 2 - 8b*2APo!
    • Sub Basement Level 3 - KLa*w60ip
    • Sub Basement Level 4 - Gn9by6Npt
    • Sub Basement Level 5 - Tr)*4-?n!
    • Sub Basement Level 6 - TLp*7o?tk
    • Sub Basement Level 7 - crod!o?sE
    • Sub Basement Level 8 - cLJ*4-?vj
    • Sub Basement Level 9 - Dnpdmu)v5
    • Sub Basement Level 10 - KLLbm-NmQ
    • Sub Basement Level 11 - Orrf!oN!7
    • Sub Basement Level 12 - WLRd2a)kQ
  • 𝗕𝗼𝗻𝘂𝘀
    • Highrise!
    • Boxing!!!
    • Basement!

Legacy[]

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Beyond Zero Tolerance would take the squad to the aliens' homeworld. However, it was cancelled.

After the developer closed doors, its owner released the ROMs for Zero Tolerance and the unfinished sequel as free downloads.

Versions for modern systems and consoles were released in 2022 by Piko Interactive ported by QUByte Interactive, which also features levels for a cancelled conversion for the Sega CD as Zero Tolerance Underground. The original campaign was branded Zero Tolerance Origins, and recieved a re-release for the original Genesis.

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