Not that the underlying is bad: you manage the strategic element, and then hop in the cockpit to fight the battles, creating and participating in a dynamic campaign. Many of the classic X-COM elements (tactical combat, research, and manufacturing) are either missing or lessened in significance. Many of its elements are strong in isolation, but when taken together, the whole is less than the sum of its parts. Given the current fad of 3D action games, some may argue that moving the franchise into that territory was a logical next step for MicroProse, but unfortunately X-COM: Interceptor doesn't stand up to the best of breed.
Fourth in the profitable X-COM franchise, X-COM: Interceptor is a detour from the familiar squad-level turn-based combat of the first three games.
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