Strictly Limited Games - Zero Tolerance Collection - LIMTED (PlayStation 4)

The **Zero Tolerance Collection** for the Nintendo Switch has elicited a mixed reaction from customers, particularly nostalgic gamers who remember the original titles from the Sega Genesis era. Many players express a fondness for the nostalgia these games evoke, particularly the original **Zero Tolerance** and its sequels, with some remarking that they used to play these games extensively in their youth. This connection seems to drive their desire to experience the collection on a modern platform like the Switch. However, the experience is marred by several criticisms. Users have reported technical issues such as audio defects that occur when loading saved games, resulting in no sound. Additionally, the collection has been described as lacking certain features—specifically the absence of strafing in **Zero Tolerance**, which is seen as a significant shortcoming for fans of first-person shooters. Reviewers have indicated that the difficulty level of the sequels can be frustrating, with some feeling that they are nearly impossible to complete. Despite these issues, there’s a Consensus that original fans may still enjoy the collection for what it represents, especially if they look at it from a nostalgic perspective. Newcomers to the genre, however, may find better options available. The delivery and packaging, while mentioned in some reviews, do not seem to impact the core gameplay experience but is nonetheless a source of confusion for some customers who were not aware of the regional differences. Overall, the **Zero Tolerance Collection** appeals to longtime fans but falls short in satisfying expectations for a polished remaster, leaving room for future improvements. **