slimy mutant, but after defeating it, he realizes this is Chris, she confesses her love to him and dies in his arms, having managed to report that B.E.D.A. Corporation is behind everything (in Russian "beda" means "trouble", "doom"). Hart also sees his own clones in the flasks. To avenge his girlfriend, Hart breaks through an ambush on the road and enters the corporate headquarters, where director is waiting for him behind the security lines, and he looks like an aged Hart. He explains that he considers all of humanity to be pigs, and himself to be the one who can give them everything they deserve, the hero is a clone of the villain, and the corporation should be controlled by a dynasty of such clones, replacing each other. Hart refuses the offer to take over the board. A fight ensues between them, and Hart defeats the director of the corporation, first as a human, then as a monster. Dying, he says that fate cannot be avoided. Hart leaves, but another clone comes to life in the flask. Reception Allgame gave Vice: Project Doom an overall rating of 2.5 stars out of a possible 5 stars. The May 1991 issue of the North American gaming magazine Nintendo Power gave this game an overall rating of 3.8 out of 5. References External links 1991 video games Aicom games Cancelled Sega Genesis games Detective video games Nintendo Entertainment System games Platform games Science fiction video games Side-scrolling video games Vehicular combat games Video games about police officers Video games developed in Japan Nintendo Switch Online games