Version Differences
There are several notable differences between the original Off-World Interceptor, and the later Off-World Interceptor Extreme.
- In the Saturn version of Off-World Interceptor Extreme, certain levels contain fog effects.
- Levels in the Extreme version are generally much longer.
- In the original version, the chase timer can be stopped.
- The sound quality in the Extreme version is much higher than that of the original game.
- The Abductor's primary weapon is changed in the Extreme version of the game.
- The final boss behaves differently in the two versions. The final boss in the original version can be beaten via two different methods, due to its difficulty. In the Extreme version, the final boss must physically be destroyed and is subsequently easier to kill.
- During the final boss of the original game, the sky vanishes.
- The bad language during the full motion video cut-scenes are beeped out in the Extreme version.
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