Unreal Tournament (Dreamcast)

Your typical First Person Shooter game. (FPS) You run around in multiple arenas to kill all of your enemies (AKA, Bots) as best as possible. There is a decent variety of weapons to use. Most of them are pretty powerful and really cool too. All of them have secondary functions as well, which can be very useful. Most of the arenas are a little small, but they are big enough for good matches no doubt. Unreal Tournament contains 4 different gameplay modes. The first one is Deathmatch, which is where you try to kill the most bots before the others. For example, you have a flag limit of 15, so you have to kill any bot 15 times to win the game. The other gameplay mode, which is more action-packed then Deathmatch, is Domination. In this mode, you and your bot team have to conquer different bases and keep them on hold for as long as possible. But watch out, because your enemy bots can steal your bases. The only other worthy gameplay mode is Capture the Flag, which is your typical catching-the-flag-and-bringing-it-back-to-your-base game. After you beat those 3 modes, you're on to the Challenge mode, which consists of one-on-one battles against certain bots.

After you beat all of these modes and their stages, you're done. But the fun doesn't quite stop there. After beating those modes, you've unlocked a big load of arenas to battle in multiplayer mode. Unreal Tournament is really fun while playing on multiplayer mode for you and your friends. The game also can go online, so you can challenge online users on arenas you unlocked. Up to 8 people can play with each other online. Online, you can also unlock even more arenas for your offline play. After you unlocked everything Unreal Tournament has to offer, you'll have up to 60 arenas! Basically, Unreal Tournament offers great FPS gameplay and certainly offers a good amount of unlockables to keep you playing.

This game is you average pre-dual anolog controler shooter game. Decencent grappics, the controls can be pretty clean with a little tweaking though. I would've ranked this game a little higher if the maps were a little lager. but they make up for the small maps with HUGE quanity. tons, and tons of maps. only 10 weapons, but each weapon has two different fire modes. overall average fps game, not quite up to par with the other single analog games like Goldeneye or The World Is Not Enough for n-64 {which are a little older,even}