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Zero Tolerance

System(s): Sega Mega Drive
Publisher: Accolade
Developer: Technopop
Sound driver: GEMS
Genre: Shooter
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Zero Tolerance is a first person shooter developed by Technopop and published by Accolade for the Sega Mega Drive. It is notable for being one of the few first person shooters available on the Mega Drive, in addition to pushing what standard Mega Drive hardware can do. Due to hardware limitations, the 3D view is constrained to a small portion of the screen while the rest is taken by the game's HUD. The game itself and and its unfinished sequel, Beyond Zero Tolerance, were released by the developers as freeware.

Production Credits

Technopop, Inc.

Producer: Randel Reiss

Assistant Producer: Desmond Crisis

Design: Thomas Gjørup

Art Direction: Scott Haile

Programming: Justin Wolf, Thomas Gjørup

Lead Artwork: Sheryl Knowles

Level Designs: Tony Ramos

Music: Dezso Molnar

SFX: Dezso Molnar

Voice Over: Maya Daniels

Conceptual Art: Curtis E. A. Karnow

Additional Support: Lasse Faabeng, Satoe Ishii, Jo Ellen Reiss, Patrick McEnvoy, Paul Puey

Special Thanks: Steven Ackrich, Nick Laveroff, David Bamberger, Kelly Flock

Accolade

Producers: James Kucera, Troy Sheets

Lead Tester: James A. Vitales

Testers: Richard Gangwish, Alex V. Cabal, Ty Johnson, Randall Hauser, Seth Friedman, Daniel P. Dunn

Marketing: Karen Safran, Megan Humpal, Larry Wiesler

Executives: Alan Miller, John A. S. Skeel, Brenden Maloof, Jim Barnett, Peter Harris

Art Director: Bob Busick

Artists: Patricia Pearson, Craig Marshall, Dale Mauk, John Xu, Shawn Monroe, Scott Burroughs, Ken Capelli, Chris Peterson, Tom Denmark

Physical Scans

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 '''''Zero Tolerance''''' is a first person shooter developed by [[Technopop]] and published by [[Accolade]] for the [[Sega Mega Drive]]. It is notable for being one of the few first person shooters available on the Mega Drive, in addition to pushing what standard Mega Drive hardware can do. Due to hardware limitations, the 3D view is constrained to a small portion of the screen while the rest is taken by the game's HUD. The game itself and and its unfinished sequel, [[Beyond Zero Tolerance]], were released by the developers as freeware.
+==Production Credits==
+{{multicol|
+===Technopop, Inc.===
+:'''Producer''': Randel Reiss
+:'''Assistant Producer''': Desmond Crisis
+:'''Design''': Thomas Gjørup
+:'''Art Direction''': Scott Haile
+:'''Programming''': Justin Wolf, Thomas Gjørup
+:'''Lead Artwork''': Sheryl Knowles
+:'''Level Designs''': Tony Ramos
+:'''Music''': Dezso Molnar
+:'''SFX''': Dezso Molnar
+:'''Voice Over''': Maya Daniels
+:'''Conceptual Art''': Curtis E. A. Karnow
+:'''Additional Support''': Lasse Faabeng, Satoe Ishii, Jo Ellen Reiss, Patrick McEnvoy, Paul Puey
+:'''Special Thanks''': Steven Ackrich, Nick Laveroff, David Bamberger, Kelly Flock
+===Accolade===
+:'''Producers''': James Kucera, Troy Sheets
+:'''Lead Tester''': James A. Vitales
+:'''Testers''': Richard Gangwish, Alex V. Cabal, Ty Johnson, Randall Hauser, Seth Friedman, Daniel P. Dunn
+:'''Marketing''': Karen Safran, Megan Humpal, Larry Wiesler
+:'''Executives''': Alan Miller, John A. S. Skeel, Brenden Maloof, Jim Barnett, Peter Harris
+:'''Art Director''': Bob Busick
+:'''Artists''': Patricia Pearson, Craig Marshall, Dale Mauk, John Xu, Shawn Monroe, Scott Burroughs, Ken Capelli, Chris Peterson, Tom Denmark
+}}
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