Syndicate1993

The Super Nintendo/Famicom port of Syndicate has a more cartoony graphics style, different control set, and completely new levels.

The Sega Mega Drive/Genesis and Sega CD port of Syndicate features much more cartoony styled graphics, different control set and completely new levels. The Sega CD version has a different soundtrack which is the only difference between the two.

The 3DO port controls the game through a controller instead of mouse. The game also has different colors on the HUD and the mini-map, the menus before missions have different button highlights due to the controller, as well as having overall different sound generation for music.

The Jaguar port is graphically mostly the same as the 3DO port. The main differences are different music due to different sound generation, the button highlights are different, and the mini-map is in the same style as the original DOS version but it retains the colors of the 3DO, as well as the mouse is tracked on the mini-map unlike any other version. All the video sequences including the intro is replaced with a static image of the video.

The PlayStation port features a different introduction cutscene and some differences in certain levels. The ability to research specific items does not exist in hits port, instead new items are being made available in a fixed order, following mission completions.

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