Shogo is no different. There are potted plants, bathroom fixtures, personal computers, all kinds of neat stuff. This makes it easier to have a full range of movement, as less pre-stored model distortion info is required to do it. Most of the personal weapons are very contemporary, which as a gun enthusiast, I greatly enjoyed. A pair of pistols, shotgun, submachinegun, and bulpup assault rifle are all available.
Sounds are even better.
As a shooter, I can tell you that there's nothing quite like the sound of empty brass ringing against the floor. Even with the first four guns being contemporary slug throwers, they all still have their own distinct sound. The submachinegun has the quiet cough of a suppressor, while the assault rifle roars with automat ic fire. I'm always thrilled when a game gets their sounds just right. You even have to reload your weapons.