QUByte Classics: Zero Tolerance Collection release date set for July

QUByte Interactive, along with Piko Interactive, today announced a final release date for QUByte Classics: Zero Tolerance Collection. The package will initially debut digitally on July 7, 2022.

Zero Tolerance is an old school arena shooter that will bring back the felling of adrenaline to the player while taking out the bad guys with a variety of guns and equipment.

Choose between five different characters to play in Zero Tolerance, collect guns, healing items and equipment throughout the levels. Learn the map and master your way by killing all the enemies or just passing through them, make your decisions!

Zero Tolerance was originally developed by the first independent game developer for the Sega Genesis, Technopop, and published in 1994 by Accolade. Technopop was funded by Randel Reiss, who is the owner of the “Zero Tolerance” copyright and trademark.

The QUByte port includes 3 games:

Zero Tolerance: The classic 16-bit arena shooter. Fight back the aliens’ attack on the spaceship Europe-1 and repel their invasion on earth in Zero Tolerance.

Zero Tolerance Underground: Hunt down the invaders on a subway mission in this never before released sequel.

Beyond Zero Tolerance: Play through Zero Tolerance or Zero Tolerance Underground to unlock the prototype of Beyond Zero Tolerance where you defeat the alien enemies on their home planet (exclusively in the QUByte’s Zero Tolerance Collection).

Key Features

+40 unique levels to complete
Classic FPS action and adrenaline
5 save state slots per game
4 screen filters (XBR, CRT, Smooth and Sharp)
3 screen types (Normal, Fit and Stretch)

Although we don’t have a new release date for QUByte Classics: Zero Tolerance Collection to go along with the release date news, we’re including the original announcement video below.

QUByte Classics: Zero Tolerance Collection will launch digitally via the eShop. Strictly Limited Games will offer a physical release later on.

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