Danhill

Sierra’s SWAT series has been a long running extension of their classic adventure series Police Quest. What began as a pseudo full motion video (FMV, when was the last time you heard that used?) simulation of SWAT missions evolved into a troubled tactical game from an isometric view a-la X-Com and then the logical jump was made to a first person tactical shooter in the penultimate SWAT 3. What was a critical success wasn’t much of a commercial one and Sierra went the Bruckheimer Hollywood approach with the next issue, SWAT: Global Assault Team which appeared across many consoles. What was a critical and commercial failure made someone in Sierra realize something: no one does tactical shooters like we do (not even Red Storm) so let’s stick to what we know.

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