This and SWAT 3 are two shining examples of gameplay that has aged fairly gracefully, and incidentally are also shining examples of the genre they belong to. At this point, nearly 25 years since its release, most know whether this game will suit them or not. It is a game that demands patience and is tough to master. If slow-burning action and tense, one-shot-and-your-down scenarios are up your alley, then look no further. There is however the issue of running this on modern systems, and for that I can only give this a 4/5. The game crashes on menu screens quite regularly, although I have yet to have a crash occur mid-mission. Though from what I've read on other reviews here, it seems I'm lucky to even get it to run, so I won't complain too much.
