SWAT: Global Strike Team is an impressive and successful effort to bring the old series into the 21st century.
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Working within the law gives SWAT's squad-based action a tactical twist—police rules of engagement authorize only necessary force, and exercising restraint earns you points to spend on power-ups. Problem is, it takes so many direct shots to intimidate perps into surrendering that they're usually pushing up daisies before you can slap on the cuffs. I've shotgunned goons three times in the grill only to have them casually give up and keel over in the same absurd animation. Then, as if to prove that by-the-book arrests really are possible, I found just as many watchmen with their backs turned on open doorways, conveniently waiting to be taken into custody. Perhaps they're not really criminals at all—just ordinary citizens who forgot they were holding rifles when they stopped by the bank.
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