The Bad This woman has a minuscule role in the game, yet is still featured on the back of the packaging. Graphic slickness and tricked out mini-games aside, this game came directly from a place where the owner wants to hear the sound of the coin drop on the average of once every 1.5 minutes. The disk gives you access to a computerized Max Headroom character who lets you select from three cards. Unfortunately, all of them send you to the same place, which is par for the course in Zombie Revenge. The home version of ZR is extremely hard to play, for all the wrong reasons.
Control is iffy at best.
The characters move fluidly enough, but aiming and firing is still constricted to eight directions. Therefore, you can be standing right next to the zombie you want to kill and not hit it if one or the other of you moves slightly. ZR's controls aren't very good. Sometimes shooting a Zombie standing right next to you seems impossible. Compounding this flaw is an unacceptable lag in response time, though why this should be is a mystery.