Overview and Gameplay
A neon green gel leads Vice officer Quinn Hart from a missing partner case into alien survivors, corporate crime, and a citywide conspiracy.
Vice: Project Doom is a licensed NES action game by Aicom. It mixes three play styles: side-scrolling action-platform stages, overhead driving chases, and first-person shooting scenes. Hart fights with a laser whip, .44 Magnum, and grenades while following cinematic story scenes through a sci-fi crime plot.
Controls And Mechanics
- Side-scrolling stages focus on running, jumping, ducking, climbing, and switching between weapons.
- The laser whip has unlimited use, while bullets and grenades are limited.
- Driving stages use steering, gear shifting, and forward fire.
- First-person shooting stages use a target cursor, Magnum shots, and grenades.
- Pickups include coins, meat, bullets, grenades, and Heal-Aid.
- This is a solo game with no two-player mode.
Version Notes
The USA NES title is Vice: Project Doom. The Japanese Famicom title is Gun-Dec.
Release And Credits
- USA NES release: 1991
- Developer: Aicom
- Publisher: American Sammy
- Japanese title: Gun-Dec
