InSlave Zero, players control a gigantic mechanized man who  trounces through hyperurban landscapes, destroying everything in sight. Notches on Mr.  Zero's belt include motorists, helicopters, tanks, pedestrians, and an assortment of robots  his own size.Slave Zerodoes a great job of communicating the difference in scale between the  main character and the comparatively tiny people, vehicles, and buildings that populate  the city. However, the controls are very complicated, utilizing every button on the  Dreamcast controller (including the stick and D-pad separately), as well as combinations  of buttons for additional control, such as picking up and hurling cars. Screams and  exclamations from innocent bystanders seem unusually loud, and the complete absence of  in-game music exacerbates the already slow pace of the game. Still, some scenes are  stellar, and worth wading through the mediocre spots in between.--Jeff  YoungPros:Sci-finoir-style graphicsHighly interactive environmentsExciting main characterCons:Slow paceChoppy animationDifficult control scheme