In 911: First Responders, become the head of operations in a fictional rescue and catastrophe management organization. Command a number of vehicles and staff from the fire department, medical rescue, police and technical services. Be a real world hero set against a background of continuous day/night changes and constantly varying weather conditions.

• 20 Exciting Missions with multiple life saving solutions set in diverse locations around the world – from Antarctica to the Middle East to Your Hometown.
• Realistic Catastrophes and Detailed Graphics – manage a large team of emergency professionals through a wide range of physical conditions and situations.
• Control All Emergency Units ranging from SEK scouts, recovery helicopters, technical ancillary services, fire rescue, EMT, and even TransAid large-capacity aircraft .
• Realistic Physical Conditions featuring collapsing buildings and bridges, blast waves, even object weight and material for an truly authentic experience.

System Requirements:
1.7 GHz processor
512 MB RAM
Operating system: Windows 2000/XP
DirectX 9-compatible AGP Graphic card. NVIDIA GeForce3 or equivalent chip set with 64 MB RAM
DirectX9-compatible soundcard (DirectX 9.0c is included on the CD)
CD-ROM or DVD drive (the original CD-ROM must remain in the drive at all times when playing the game)
Mouse
1 GB free hard disk space
ISDN for Multiplayer Mode
DSL for server operation in Multiplayer Mode

Recommended system configuration:
2.5 GHz processor
1024 MB RAM
Operating system: Windows 2000/XP
DirectX 9-compatible AGP Graphic card. NVIDIA GeForce 5700 or comparable chip set with 128 MB RAM
DirectX9-compatible soundcard (DirectX 9.0c is included on the CD)
CD-ROM or DVD drive (the original CD-ROM must remain in the drive at all times when playing the game)
Mouse with scroll wheel
2 GB free hard disk space
DSL for Multiplayer Mode

911: First Responders © 2007 Atari Inc. All rights reserved. Developed by Sixteen Tons Entertainment. Marketed and distributed by Atari, Inc. The ESRB ratings icon is a trademark of the Entertainment Software Association. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.