Shogo : Mobile Armor Division  by Monolith Productions Review by  Vajra Chandrasekera and Chamila Sumanasekera December  14, 1998 Introduction

Not so long ago, the first person shooter game genre was as good as dead. Gamers were tired of inflexible, tiresomely gruesome games that involved nothing more intellectually taxing than pressing colored buttons. We had grown weary of waiting for the next revolution, for the next great leap forward.

And it would appear that the revolution has finally come. Shogo: Mobile Armored Division is not the final product of a dying genre, but one of the first games to follow the renaissance in first person gaming. Monolith Productions, a newcomer to the action game field, have decisively entered the new generation of 3D action gaming with this game and perhaps we should treat this as a harbinger of things to come.

System Requirements

Minimum
 

Processor Memory Disk Space CD-ROM Drive Graphics Card Sound Card Operating System Direct X version

: Pentium MMX 166 or AMD K6 200 : 32MB : 100MB  : Quad speed or higher : 2MB PCI Graphics card : 100% Windows 95/98-compatible 16-bit sound card : Windows 95 / 98 / NT 4.0 : 6.0

Recommended
 

Processor Memory Disk Space CD-ROM Drive Graphics Card Sound Card Operating System Direct X version

: Pentium II 300 or AMD K6 333 : 64MB : 400MB  : Ten speed or higher : 3D Accelerator Graphics card or Voodoo2 Accelerator : 100% Windows 95/98-compatible 16-bit sound card : Windows 95 / 98 / NT 4.0  : 6.0