The usual Wizard ran the installation on a Pentium II PC with Windows 98. It took several minutes, but there was entertainment - each of the characters was introduced with a flourish, waving their guns. It also takes about a minute to load each new level. The game can be played single player or multiplayer on several computers. There are no auditory instructions in the game.
Controls require using the mouse for aiming, shooting and ducking, and the arrow keys for movement.
My kids found this awkward as they are more used to using their right hands on the arrow keys. There is also a simple option to use the space bar to move in the direction the Striker is facing. I was surprised that a joystick is not supported. They enjoy the television show and liked the look of those paint guns. The game then disappeared down to the kids' computer in the basement for several days.