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  2 September 1998

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1. Reviewer: PlanetDreamcast
   10 November 1999

   Overall 4

   

    

   Even though Dynamite Cop is really the only brawler on the Dreamcast at the moment, it probably isn't worth your money. If you're a big fan of beat 'em ups, consider renting it for a few days. Dynamite Cop is fun in spots, but its short length and lack of depth make this one really hard to recommend. Go play Streets of Rage 2 instead. Read more

2. Dynamite Cop

   Reviewer: Defunct Games
   11 November 2006

   Overall 7

   

    

   Like many arcade game ports the game just doesn't cut it on a console in terms of replay and game length, even on high difficulty its still pretty short. In an arcade this kind of length is perfectly acceptable, but not so much when it comes to a home console. And speaking of the arcade edition, if you've played it and beaten it (especially with friends) then you really don't need to bother with this direct port. It would have been nice had they added support for an... Read more

3. Dynamite Cop

   Reviewer: CVG
   1 December 2002

   Overall 5

   

    

   Entertaining beat 'em up, but it's no Power Stone Read more

4. Reviewer: Game Vortex
   22 May 2004

   Overall 8

   

    

   because it's pretty. You play it because it's a genuine free-for-all. The graphics aren't bad, just not anywhere near cutting edge. Most of the game is played in a 3rd person, stationary camera view, very much like a fighter game. You can move in and out of the screen, left and right, but the camera angle remains constant. The voice acting is total cheese, as would be expected, and the sound effects and background music are alright, but nothing memorable. Read more

5. Dynamite Cop!

   Reviewer: Shin Force
   16 December 1999

   Overall 9

   

   Graphics 10

   

   Sound 9

   

    

   (ST-V / Saturn) original.  The game has been titled 'Dynamite Cop!' in the states instead of continuing with the Die Hard license.  Sega has improved the graphics (detail and CG cut-scenes) with the conversion to the Uberconsole, but the overall gameplay remains in tact.  Basically, you move around a limited 3D environment fighting off wave after wave of bad guys, who have hijacked a cruise liner and the President's daughter.  If you like Read more

1. Reviewer: Epinions
   10 September 2004

   Overall 6

   

    

   Have you ever been to an amusement park where you waited an hour in line for a thirty second ride? When it is over, you admit that it was kind of fun, but certainly not worth the wait. You can’t help but feel like there should have been a little more ... Read more