Space Hulk - Vengeance of the Blood Angels (1995) Panasonic 3DO, Gameplay

A vast and ancient abomination rushes with grim purpose through the cold blackness of space. It's destination? The Imperial Planet Devlar III. It's mission? To totally destroy every lifeform on the planet. For this gargantuan space hulk carries a deadly cargo - the dreaded Genestealer brood.
The only possible solution is to board the Space Hulk by force, locate it's arcane warp engines and send it plummeting back into the void before its too late. The risks are immense but your heavily armed Blood Angels Terminators must achieve this horrific task, or die gloriously in the attempt. For in the stygian darkness of the Space Hulk the bestial Genestealers await, ready to fight with fang and claw in the frenzied defence of the world.
Complete freedom of movement in super fast, full screen , highly detailed 3D environment.
Fully ray traced character animations.
Fully interactive "in your face" combat.
Arcade missions and strategic campaigns.
Highly interactive training missions.
Highly realistic digitised speech and sound effects.
...Taken from the game case.
Platform: Panasonic 3D0 Interactive Player
Players: 1
Gameplay captured using original 3DO hardware, Composite to HDMI converted and Elgato HD 60s capture device.

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What do you think of this game? do you remember the 3DO, did you have one or is this a new discovery for you?
I haven't played this game since 1995, I find I have always been an early adopter of systems that fail! The 3DO was a powerful console when you think about what was still about then, MegaDrive, SNES, etc.. I actually paid £399 for it which was half my pay packet! But I had the best times ever during my 3 year ownership. Space Hulk was a game that I mis-understood as a twenty something gamer , I thought it was a slow Doom like game, so I never got far into, literally played it for less than an hour!
FWD >> to now and I see that its a strategy game mixed in with a 3D shooter, I very much enjoyed playing this now I understand it! It is still challenging though.