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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The game was never released on PC, it has no backwards compatibility whatsoever, and emulating it is difficult. As of January 2022, the only reliable way to play it is with the original hardware and an already-owned or second-hand copy.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The game was never released on PC, it has no backwards compatibility whatsoever, and emulating it is difficult. As of January 2022, the only reliable way to play it is with the original hardware and an already-owned or second-hand copy. Due to advances in [=PS2=] emulation, as of 2023 the [=PS2=] version ''can'' be played smoothly from start to finish through emulation, though the graphics are not quite a 100% match to original hardware.
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* NamesTheSame: This "Nick Mason" does not play drums for Music/PinkFloyd.
** Also relates to both the game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to a pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for featuring a police officer protagonist and having the same publisher.
** Also relates to both the game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to a pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for featuring a police officer protagonist and having the same publisher.
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* NamesTheSame: This "Nick Mason" does not play drums for Music/PinkFloyd.
** Also relates to both theSimilarlyNamedWorks: The game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to a pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for featuring a police officer protagonist and having the same publisher.
** Also relates to both the
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The game was never released on PC, it has no backwards compatibility whatsoever, and emulating it is difficult. As of January 2022, the only reliable way to play it is with the original hardware and an already-owned or second-hand copy.
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* TroubledProduction: In addition to the legal issues with the ''Zero Tolerance'' name, Argonaut Games were experiencing financial troubles and abruptly laid off 100 employees when they were working on the game (which was referred to as ''Role Call'' in October 2004).
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* TroubledProduction: In addition to the legal issues with the ''Zero Tolerance'' name, Argonaut Games Creator/ArgonautSoftware were experiencing financial troubles and abruptly laid off 100 employees when they were working on the game (which was referred to as ''Role Call'' in October 2004).
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** Also relates to both the game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to a pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for featuring a police officer protagonist and having the same publisher.
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** Also relates to both the game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to a pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for featuring a police officer protagonist and having the same publisher.publisher.
* TroubledProduction: In addition to the legal issues with the ''Zero Tolerance'' name, Argonaut Games were experiencing financial troubles and abruptly laid off 100 employees when they were working on the game (which was referred to as ''Role Call'' in October 2004).
* TroubledProduction: In addition to the legal issues with the ''Zero Tolerance'' name, Argonaut Games were experiencing financial troubles and abruptly laid off 100 employees when they were working on the game (which was referred to as ''Role Call'' in October 2004).
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** Also relates to both the game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to a pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for having the same publisher.
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** Also relates to both the game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to a pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for featuring a police officer protagonist and having the same publisher.
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* NamesTheSame: This "Nick Mason" does not play drums for PinkFloyd.
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* NamesTheSame: This "Nick Mason" does not play drums for PinkFloyd.Music/PinkFloyd.
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** Also relates to both the game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to an pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for having the same publisher.
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** Also relates to both the game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to an a pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for having the same publisher.
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* NamesTheSame: This "Nick Mason" does not play drums for PinkFloyd.
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* NamesTheSame: This "Nick Mason" does not play drums for PinkFloyd.PinkFloyd.
** Also relates to both the game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to an pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for having the same publisher.
** Also relates to both the game's original name and final name. The working title was "Zero Tolerance" (references to which are still present in the game due to the name changing too late for the devs to remove the references), but it had to be changed due to an pre-existing FPS game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive of the same name. The final name, "Urban Chaos," is also the name used by [[VideoGame/UrbanChaos yet another shooter that Eidos published back in 1999]], but the two are completely unrelated save for having the same publisher.
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NamesTheSame: This "Nick Mason" does not play drums for PinkFloyd.
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* NamesTheSame: This "Nick Mason" does not play drums for PinkFloyd.
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