You are looking at computer game Gore. Deep in the bowels of UMC research and development, secret experiments have led to the creation of the advanced massively parallel bio-computational neural network, with the ability to emulate higher-level thought processes and simulate the nonlinear processing of computations and complex algorithms. This advanced bio-computational neural network has created a perfect artificial environment, this new system avoids failures from the past and jerkiness caused by computational spasming in older non bio based artificial environments. One of the first practical uses of this new technology was the development of an advanced combat training emulator. This emulator is a virtual reality where the UMC weeds out the mentally weak and trains the best of the best to be even better. It is so realistic several level 5 marines who first tested it died of cardiac arrest. In addition to a developed back story set on a post-apocalyptic Earth, Gore distinguishes itself by introducing a factor of "stamina". Stamina is a limited resource, replenished only by rest (or a few special power-ups). This element of stamina may encourage gamers to play more strategically, waiting for the best time to attack, and also offers a balance for re-spawning characters against campers. Gore boasts highly interactive environments in which gas tanks, weapons, and even health and stamina power-ups can be destroyed, also adding tactical possibilities. Snipe that Health Pack, just before your opponent tries to grab it, and watch as both are gibbed to oblivion in the resulting explosion. Features: * You choose from a variety of characters. Each character has their own strengths and weaknesses * Ammo is constantly running out, so strategy plays a big part in the game. * Stamina plays a role in Gore - You tire out and so do your opponents. System requirements: 300Mhz, 32MB RAM, 3D accelerator. Genre: First-Person Shooter Released: 2002 *** (D13349)
